New gaming pc build at $800 final checks

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xl-caliber

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Hey guys,

Purchase date: Within next few days

This is what I have in mind:
(All prices in AUD) from http://www.centrecom.com.au/

XFX ProSeries 650W Core Edition$111.10

Gigabyte ATI RADEON 6870 OC 1GB$203.00 or Gigabyte GTX 560 OC$193.00

NZXT Guardian 921 RB$89.00

ASRock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3 Intel Mainboard - LGA 1155$134.00

G.SKILL DDR3 4GB (2X2GB) PC-12800/1600 F3-12800CL9D-4GBRL Ram$31.90

Intel CPU Core i5-2400 - LGA 1155$209.00 OR AMD????


Total: $778.00

Greatly appreciated if you guys could help me out.
 
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I'd think you'd need that PSU not because of multiple 12v rails but because that's what you NEED in terms of cooling your system and I don't really like XFX... :p ~ Get a 500gb HDD probably all you need if you want an SSD you probably can't fit it in your budget... :( stick with a 250-500 GB HDD IMO. Good luck on picking out your parts! :)
I'm using dual 12v rail 620 W PSU and I have an i5-2400 so I think a 600W PSU should do you good. ;)

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I'd think you'd need that PSU not because of multiple 12v rails but because that's what you NEED in terms of cooling your system and I don't really like XFX... :p ~ Get a 500gb HDD probably all you need if you want an SSD you probably can't fit it in your budget... :( stick with a 250-500 GB HDD IMO. Good luck on picking out your parts! :)
I'm using dual 12v rail 620 W PSU and I have an i5-2400 so I think a 600W PSU should do you good. ;)
 
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