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tlmck

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For 2 screens I believe you will need two video cards, but the second needn't be as powerful. I would review this information to see about proper setup. http://www.amd.com/us/products/technologies/amd-eyefinity-technology/Pages/eyefinity.aspx

Since you do not plan on overclock, your motherboard will be fine. I would also drop to the i5-2400 processor as it is only 10% slower at stock speed.

Due to the dual video cards, you would need a slight more powerful PSU. The savings in the CPU should mostly cover the difference. http://www.theitdepot.com/details-Corsair+Enthusiast+Series+TX650+V2+650W+Power+Supply+(CMPSU-650TXV2)_C14P10966.html
 

tlmck

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On the processor yes to 2400. Without overclock, you will notice little difference.

And if it turns out that you only need the 1 video card, your original power supply will be fine as well. Once again, I would research the AMD site for the proper 3 monitor set up info.
 

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sorry for double posting.. the ssd which i have chosen. with that will there be significant improvement in boot times / overall windows experience ? or if not i will just get the 7200rpm hdd and wont get ssd
 

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