Building a New system for home

Please tell me you're not actually buying this prebuilt. You're going to get fleeced...

If you would refer to the guidelines from the link in my signature, we could do a lot more. We need at least a budget.

Switch the HAF 932 to the 922. The 922 is a huge case and significantly cheaper.

Switch to the X4 955. It's cheaper and overclocks to be just as powerful. Though for your uses, you should really look into an i5-750 or i7-860 build.

Liquid cooling is a waste of money. You get the same benefits for a good quality air cooling system.

It's a waste of money to get two 5870s right away. They cost $400 each, and are exatly the same (technically) as the HD 5970 at $650.

That board isn't a great one. Look into the Gigabyte GA-790XTA-UD4 instead (if you stick with AMD). If you go Intel, the Asus P7P55D-E Pro is a great one.

You do not need 1000W. 1000W PSUs are good enough to power 3 5970s (6 GPUs total). At most, you'll need an 850W. Make sure it's quality (another strike against prebuilts).

Make sure that HDD is one of the newer 500 GB platter drives. They'll be a lot faster.

As you can tell, a lot of changes should be made. If I had a budget, I could give you an exact build that I garauntee would be cheaper and likely have better performance.

Budget is around 3000 USD

WOW 3000 USD and was going AMD?

You are going to have someone build a Sweet i7-920 rig for that amount.

CPU: i7-920 $289
Mobo: Asus P6X58D Premium $310
HSF: Prolimatech Megahalems Rev.B $65. Add two 120mm fans to that, so add about $20.
RAM: Mushkin Enahnced Redline 3x2 GB 1600 mhz CAS Latency 6 $250
GPU: HD 5970 $650
HDD: Samsung Spinpoint F3 1 TB $90
SSD: 128 GB $375
Case: HAF 922 $90 after rebate
PSU: OCZ Z Series 850W 80+ Gold $200
OS: Win 7 Home $105

Total: $2,444. And you literally can't get better than that without wasting a LOT of money.

Agree on MadAdmiral's build.

If you're doing a lot of Photoshop, you might double the RAM for another $250 and/or add 2-3 more hard drives for storage (or increase to 2 GB drives), but that is a better gaming build than the one you originally had, and Photoshop is going respond a lot faster with the SSD.

+1 other then you might need need the converter for the SSD since it is a 2.5" drive.

I tried looking at the link and did not see if it came with one. But there are only like 20 bucks if you need to pick one up.

thank you very much