What games are you playing? I probably would have bought more ram with it being so cheap, but other than that, it looks good. I have some of the same parts (monitor, motherboard, video card, and an e8500 cpu) and I'm satisfied with all of them.
Looks like a pretty good build. I agree with the above poster though, 4gb is almost necessary nowadays. Also, if you aren't going to be getting SLI I would not get that mobo. It won't OC as well as others and is more expensive. That psu is also not very good. Coolmax has good psu from 750w and up anything lower than that isn't very good. I would recommend either the Corsair 650w or the 750w if you plan on SLI.
i do plan on buying more ram after i get my paycheck afterwards, im just keeping this under budget because i want it in time for l4d and fallout 3, and dead space
also, i was going to go with a p5k deluxe for its stability, but then i picked this board because it supports pci-e 2.0, and will go up to tri-sli, so im set for it being future-proof for a while
and i picked the power supply because its modular, 700w, and cheap
it should hold me over if i plan to SLI the 9800GTX+, but tri-sli would need a stronger power supply
but does this build look like it would be able to hold me over for a while?
This should do fine....Just for numbers I have an Antec Signature 650watt powering my dads rig which is a Q9550 and 2 9800GTX+s (not SLI but same power draw) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817153038
yes sir, couple people told me to not use a not known brand, but all the reviews ive been reading about say that they are a up and coming quality brand that shells out decent products, so i figure i might try them to stick under my budget, i think ill buy a few parts tommorow
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