GA-890FX-UD5

Thats kinda funny cause I have had the crucial in my cart for awhile and today I read about the mushkin in a forum, but like 15 minutes ago I looked at them both and
decided on th crucial instead, because not only does it look sweet but people from toms are the ones who told me about it.

Yeah I was going to go with the CM 692 advanced but the HAF-X is just so awesome, so right now in my cart I just have two cm 692 so it represents
the haf-x so I can see how much it will all cost. Anyways the tuniq tower is actually a lot smaller than most coolers, I knew it would fit but I like second opinions.

It actually would fit in the CM 692. I also have thought about the 1090 but to much $, then the 1050 is actually rated below the 965/955 so I chose the 955.
I had the idea for the CM 692, but between the optional side panel, fans and stuff I could pretty much get a HAF-X.

Here is exactly what I have in the cart:
amd 955
gigabyte ud5
tuniq tower 120 exe.
crucial tracers 4gb blue
kaze master pro fan controller
Asus eah-directcu 5850
Corsair HX750
CoolerMaster 200mm & 120mm & 80mm blue for the HAF-X
windows 7 home
artic silver 5 paste
western digital 1tb 6gb/s
lite on dvd oem
NZXT 24pin extension and 8 pin extension black(looks fancy)=Everything above is in a cart at newegg for 1537w/shipping(not including mail-ins and etc)
I am assuming the HAF-X is 200$, so if that is true then my price is about right

Thanks, I have spent awhile researching for hours, reading benchmarks, and watching videos to compile all these pieces.
I just wanted to make sure everything should work just fine, and with the HAF-X, space shouldn't be an issue.
For 1500 it's a great deal, there is a few things that can change, like getting windows pro or ultimate, 8 gigs of tracer, Asus 5870 V2 or what I really wanted was an
intel x-25-mainstream 80gb for 200, but I will have to see how much I will have extra lol.

Well I can OC a 5850 up to stock 5870 speeds, and 1 set of 4gb's should be sufficent.
With the SDD, the Intel X-25 mainstreams is what I was told to get, but I am positive i won't have extra for it.

The only thing I really want to upgrade is to windows pro 64, which shouldn't be a problem. I really would like to get two 5850's that would be sweet, the HX750 can only handle 2 cards, which is the most I plan on. I just barely got a 23" Acer H233H, for it and a logitech mouse, so I really don't need that many accessory's besides the one I said earlier.

yeah I need one bad, winters in utah, always have power bumps and random through the summer.
I have looked at some but I have really researched any of them, do you have one in mind???

that is off the hook, but that is probably a little to much, but I am sure I will figure out something. I definitely need to get one for sure.
I can probably do around 100, but I will have to see.

Hey I was wondering about this, do you think that the HX750 is the one I should get?
I have looked at the HX650 and I was afraid it wouldn't be enuff juice to run my computer. I also was looking at the HX850, which was
the one I originally had but decided that it might be overkill, and the only reason for it would be because it has the hookups for a third GPU, while
these other two only have enuff for 2 cards. 2 5850 was my plan and there is to much other stuff to worry about a third card.

I do know is that I am getting a HX, and its one of those three. I thought about the TX's but I have to have the modular on all non essential cords.
Plus there not rated as good as the HX series.

So once I again I want a second opinion, and pretty much I want to know if 650 would be more than plenty or if I am definitely going to need 850 watts??

Well 650 is the one for sure, and the only other one would be the 850 if I plan on 3 graphic cards. But that is probably not needed so 650 will be good.

SO 930 rounded would be the VA for a 650, and with 20% it would be 1115VA. The ups's that high are about the same price anyway.
I really don't know which brands are good but i will start research on them.

Seems good and with two years warranty that is a good time warranty. APC or Trip Lite are very good manufacturers.

^jeje that's right, and UPS is much cheap that build another rig.

I think I could afford something around a 100ish like the one I showed you. I would just have to take out a few accessory's.

I know the UPC is more needed than some of the little things I got. Like the blue lights, nzxt extension, and getting windows 7 home instead of pro.
I think I will be able to afford it, just by dropping the windows 7 to home.