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Hello and thank you for taking the time to take a look at my parts

I have selected everything i want for my build and am almost positive that i have made the correct decisions. What i need is for someone to check and see if all of my parts are compatible like i thought they were. It would suck to buy them and then figure out that one part does not work with another. I have a very basic knowledge of computers so anything will help. If you find that all my parts are compatible but think another part would be more efficient please tell me. Thank You :) 


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austing said:
All compatible, I would save a few bucks and get an OCZ 750w from amazon for 80$, then use the left over money and get 8GB of DDR3 RAM :p 


thanks for the feedback and the advice but i am planning to get 8 gbs of ram i will have 4 sticks of 2 is that fine?
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avenseth12 said:
it doesnt matter, I would rather install 2 sticks instead of 4 unless you are trying to max out your mobo


Is there anything in specific i would gain from maxing out my MOBO

No, if your building a PC for gaming I wouldnt buy more than 8 GBs. If you are doing intense autocad type stuff - go with 16 GBs. If you buy a mobo that supports 32GB of RAM and feel like spending the money max out the RAM on the board

avenseth12 said:
No, if your building a PC for gaming I wouldnt buy more than 8 GBs. If you are doing intense autocad type stuff - go with 16 GBs. If you buy a mobo that supports 32GB of RAM and feel like spending the money max out the RAM on the board


Ok thank you for the advice
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