Please help me in building ana Extreme gaming pc

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COOLER MASTER HAF 932 RC-932-KKN1-GP Black Steel ATX Full Tower Computer Case - Retail

4x Western Digital RE3 WD1002FBYS 1TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM

4x Intel® X25-E Extreme High Performance Solid State Disk (SSD) - 32GB, SLC flash technology, 2.5” form factor, SATA (3.0Gb/s) - Retail

Areca ARC-1230 PCI-Express x8 SATA II Controller Card RAID level 0, 1 (10), 3, 5, 6 (if RAID 6 engine supported) and JBOD - Retail

SAMSUNG SyncMaster 305T Black 30" 6ms(GTG) Widescreen LCD Monitor - Retail

HT OMEGA CLARO Plus+ 7.1 Channels PCI Interface Sound Card - Retail

PC Power & Cooling T12W 1200W ATX12V / EPS12V SLI Ready CrossFire Ready Active PFC Power Supply - Retail

2 x 6GBCosrsair Dominator ddr3 2000 GT

Logitech Z-5500 505 Watts 5.1 Speaker - Retail

Logitech G9 Black 5 Buttons Tilt Wheel USB Wired Laser Gaming Mouse - Retail

Cordless Rumblepad™ 2


Logitech G19 keyboard

RAZER Destructor Professional Gaming Mat - Retail

ASUS Rampage II Extreme LGA 1366 Intel X58 ATX Intel Motherboard - Retail

Intel Core i7 Extreme Edition 965 Nehalem 3.2GHz LGA 1366 130W Quad-Core Processor Model BX80601965 - Retail

Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 64-bit for System Builders - OEM

LG Black Blu-ray/HD DVD-ROM & 16X DVD±R DVD Burner SATA Model GGC-H20L - Retail

TRITTON AXPro True 5.1 Gaming Headphones with 8 Precision Speakers, Removable Microphone, Dolby Digital Certified

Pioneer Black 8X Blu-Ray DVD Burner SATA Model BDR-203BK - OEM

3x EVGA 01G-P3-1288-AR GeForce GTX 285 FTW Edition 1GB 512-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card - Retail

And here comes the water cooling part

*** HOT *** Swiftech APOGEE GTZ Ultra Extreme Performance Universal Water-block
- Water Block Hold-down Plate Add Swiftech Apogee-GTZ-Ci7 Hold-down for LGA1366

3x*** NEW *** Koolance VID-NX285 (GeForce GTX 285) [no nozzles] *** NEW *** Koolance VID-NX285 (GeForce GTX 285) [no nozzles]Backorder
- Nozzles Add Nozzle Pair, G 1/4" Swivel Angled [13mm, 1/2"] NZL-L13KG

2xAlphacool Laing DDC-Pump 12V Ultra Water Tank
- Fitting Size 1/2" Barb for 1/2" ID tube

20x Feser Tube Active UV Hose - 1/2" ID (3/4"OD) Anti-Kink Tubing - UV Blue

20xKoolance Resuable Hose Clamp [19mm, 3/4" OD] - Black

2x *** NEW *** Feser X-Changer 360mm Xtreme Performance Radiator - Thermochill Killers!
- Shroud Add Feser TFC Xtender Shroud(s) - Blue
- Nozzles Add Nozzle Pair, G 1/4" Swivel Angled [13mm, 1/2"] NZL-L13KG

2x EK-Multioption RES 400 Rev. 2
- Fitting Size 1/2" Barb for 1/2" ID tube
- Reservoir Accessory Add EK-ANTI-Cyclon

2x Feser One F1 Cooling Fluid - Clear/UV Blue - 1 Liter

12xScythe S-Flex 120mm Fan - Ultra High Speed (SFF21G) (i know i need only 6 but i will get 6 more in case any of them stopped working so that i can replace it quickly)

i will be buying this build tomorrow and i want to know your opinion about it for only the performance and not the price because i am very satisfied with the price i will be doing Very Extreme gaming like crysis and i want to run it at every thing maxed and i will be doing many Cad and Encoding as well and i will store many Music,films and Games and i will overclock the cpu to 4.5 ghz and may be more if it ran stable so plz don't comment on the price and don't comment telling me that this is an overkill
 
The 3 GTX 285 cards should give you about 42 fps in Crysis Warhead at 2560x1600 or 56 fps at 1920x1200. Not bad...
http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/1727/6/nvidia_geforce_gtx_285_in_tri_sli_tested/index.html

Two GTX 295 cards would give you about 46 fps at 1920x1200, so it's a weaker combination. I think you made the right choice with the 3 GTX 285 cards, but I had to check to be sure.

Just curious, how much does this all cost? I promise not to comment on that, I just want to know :)

The box will be noisy with 6 fans at 1900 rpm. Not so much the fans, but the airflow in itself will be noisy. Since you're using watercooling, do you really need that many fans, and such a high rpm? Maybe downgrade to SFF21E...

The Samsung 305T is a fabulous monitor for watching Blu-Ray, but I'm not sure it's ideal for gaming. Some reviewers complained about lagging.
 
Oops, I forgot the link for the GTX 295 SLI review.
http://www.driverheaven.net/reviews.php?reviewid=711&pageid=7

These reviewers used a 305T, so maybe it's OK after all. :)

The first review used an i7 920 at 3.8, and the second review a stock i7 965 at 3.2 GHz. I guess that gave the GTX 285 Tri-SLI an unfair advantage in my comparison. Still, I think the GTX 285 Tri-SLI would win even with CPUs at the same clocks, it will just be by 5 fps or so instead of 10.
 


I don't know, sorry. I've read some very good reviews for some Dell or HP models in the past, but I still liked the 305T more. 30" monitors AFAIK use high-quality panels, not the cheap TN. That makes them look great but it means a lower response time in gaming.
 

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I'm a little confused by the HAF case (High Air Flow) when you are using water cooling. Why not get a nice case more geared towards water cooling. For the money you are throwing down, I would pick up a high end Lian Li.

As for a 30" gaming monitor. This Awesome Thread recommends Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP-HC. I'm sure a 30" LG would be great as well, LG makes some great displays for gaming.
 

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dude...try to find some review on Samsung Synmaster 305T on net. I doubt that you find 20 people here to give you feedback based on personal experience on this:) In Germany it costs over 1000 EUR (1300$)…but Samsungs are pretty popular overhere and I am also one of the happy users -only “lousy” 26inch Samsung Syncmaster T260 (before I had 226BW – 22inch) but I can only recommend it. Brilliant colors, good brightness, fast reaction time, no dead pixels…in both cases. Samsung is very reliable brand.
 

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Yes +1.

Lian-Li PC-V2010 would be my pick. I have an older, smaller version of that case and the craftsmanship is unbelievable. The compartmentalized design is really effective at reducing clutter.

Check out there whole line: http://www.lian-li.com/v2/en/product/product04.php?cl_index=1&sc_index=25&ss_index=61

Use google shopping for the best prices since only so many online retailers carry them.
 

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i will get LIAN LI PC-V2110B Black Aluminum ATX Full Tower Computer Case - Retail instead of the HAF and i will get LG W3000H-Bn Black 30" 5ms Widescreen LCD Monitor w/ HDCP Support 370 cd/m2 3000:1 w/ 4 USB ports - Retail becasue it has less response time than the samsung

Edit: will the LIAN LI PC-P80 be better than the PC-V2110B
 

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Looks good if price is not an issue. Would you conisder getting a second monitor? Might make your productivity a little bit better for cad and video encoding ect....

For monitors i thought that new 30"dell was the best in that breed right now (at least for a gaming point of view)? I'm probally wrong on this on.

I'm interrested as well how this build turns out. I'm curious to know if you can get to 4.5ghz and stay stable at that. Just as a warning if your seirous about staying at 4.5ghz it "might" shorten the life of your cpu some depending on how you are getting it that high (high voltages...ect). If ya don't mind post us some pics please :). That build looks like some serious bussiness for a gamer.
 

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I MUCH prefer the layout of the PC-V series. That PC-V2110B is basically the same case I recommended but with a door on the front. I don't usually care for doors but that's a matter of taste. Either way, I think you'll be very happy with it.
 

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my friend just told me that he has the PC-V2110B and he is telling me that i was dumb to get the HAF while getting a water cooling so i will get the LIan LI PC-V2110B
 

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The P80 does have 10 expansion slots versus 8 on the PCV2110B. It also has watercooling inlets already drilled. I guess I wouldn't decide on the V2110B so soon.

Check out this page for the specs and photos: http://www.lian-li.com.tw/v2/en/product/product06.php?pr_index=131&cl_index=1&sc_index=25&ss_index=61&g=spec
 

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Both cases look superb, but the P80 might give you the most flexibility for a watercooling setup. Good luck!