Check my i-2500k 560ti under $800 build

What do you think of that?

Take a look at this:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/HaK

ok but first of all there are $60 mir which im not ready to wait for and second I don't need 750 W for 1 GPU set up

I like the first combo alot.

The problem with second is it might not fit in my budget

would you mind redoing your partspicker list? its incomplete and its hard to tell how you arrived at your total.

In general, you have a pretty good system there for the price. Don't go crazy with recommendations on saving $10 here and there. It's nice to get as many parts from the same place.

I couldn't see your case, and to be clear I added the version of Windows to get.

Minor recommendations:

1) Antec 100 case (was on sale for $60)

2) Antec or MSI GTX560Ti (quieter cooling for only slightly more)

3) Windows 7 Premium 64-bit OEM

4) Power Supply: http://www.ncix.com/products/?sku=56789&vpn=HCG-750&man...

5) CPU non-stock heatsink.

About the above parts:
1) I own this case and love it. Just make sure that the heatsinks on the motherboard do not go ABOVE the top of the motherboard or they hit the case fan. Truly an awesome case with cable management and a nice tray that I use all the time.

2) Graphics cards. 560Ti definitely. The Asus or MSI have slightly better cooling AND include some slightly better parts. Not likely to have a major issue with your choice though.

3) Windows. This is the only version any gamer should consider.

4) PSU. I did a lot of research on this PSU for someone. Awesome value for the price.

5) CPU non-stock heatsink. All stock heatsink fans are very noisy when stressed. I recommend looking at NCIX and investigate heatsinks that cost between $20 and $40. Makes a HUGE DIFFERENCE in noise not only when gaming but in normal usage.

The reason my pcpartpicker is not completed is cause they don't have all the parts. It's listed in my post with all prices.

I am thinking of going for CoolerMaster infamous 212. Also don't need 750W PSu as Im not planning on running SLi as u can see by MoBo.

Make sure you get the Hyper 212+; there is a regular 212 model and even though I don't think it's being made any more, you don't want to get them confused.

I've had 2 Hyper 212+s and they performed very well. The Xigmatek Gaia is almost identical in terms of cooling, so if it happens to be cheaper then go for it.

Best answer selected by madchemist83.