(Updated)Need help,advice and review

[ultimatum_41]

Hello,I really need help about my build.Here:-

Processor:Intel core i7 3770k (Q):Is this better than i7 3820??

Motherboard:Asrock Fatal1ty intel z77 professional Socket Lga1155 (Q):Asrock Extreme6 are almost same price as this.Is it same???

RAM:Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600mhz 16gb 4 stick Ram (Q):Can anyone tell me why 2 channel is better than 4?What is the difference between the Kingston HyperX

Graphic card:MSI Nvidia Geforce GTX680 OC 2GB GDDR5 256bit (Q):This is it,im really confused what to choose,some people said gtx680 not worht it and better take gtx670.The HD7970 ghz is better than gtx670 in Anandtech benchmark.Now which card is better?gtx670,gtx680 or hd7970 ghz

Power supply:Corsair Pro series Gold AX750W Modular (Q):Is this overpower?600W enough???

CPU cooler:Cooler master Gemini 2 S524 (Q):the Evo 212 is 5$ cheaper than this,should i take the Evo212????

SSD:Intel 330 series 120gb SATA3 P/S:All parts is expensive in my country especially this one

HDD:Western caviar green 2tb 7200rpm 64MB SATA3 P/S:No changing

Case:Cooler Master Storm Trooper (Q):Mid size casing is enough?

DVD:Asus 24x DVD P/S:No changing
So the total is around 2000$ including postage.U can suggest me other parts and ill look into it.I need reply ASAP

 

[malbluff]

If build is for gaming/ general purpose, you don't need i7 (either of them), or 16GB of RAM. No geme benefits from them, and is unlikely to, in a timescale of, say, five years. i7 and a lot of RAM are useful for high-end photo/video editing, or 3D design, and not much else.
Either ASRock board is good in performance terms, the fatality probably gives better overclocking, certainly more specialised OC features. ASRock are fairly basic in quality terms. There are similarly capable offerings, from Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI, which are possibly a better mix of performance, features, quality, although not necessarily "cheaper"
GTX680 is a very powerful card, although the slightly less powerful GTX670 is better value. The alternatives are the two HD7970 versions, standard and GHz. As you say you can compare, on anandtech. Of course, the balance tends to vary, depending on which game. If looking at a broad range of games, on of the HD7970s may be better value, although if looking at a small number of games, you really have to look at individual performance, to judge.
If you are not intending TWO graphics cards, 600w is plenty, virtually whichever GPU you chose.
The CoolerMaster Hyper 212Evo is best value.
Would generally prefer Samsung 830, OCZ Vertex4, or Crucial M4, for SSD. The Vertex4 is possibly the best, but OCZ are having some corporate issues, at the moment, so Samsung may be safer option.
Decent quality mid tower case fine.

 

[ultimatum_41]

If build is for gaming/ general purpose, you don't need i7 (either of them), or 16GB of RAM. No geme benefits from them, and is unlikely to, in a timescale of, say, five years. i7 and a lot of RAM are useful for high-end photo/video editing, or 3D design, and not much else.
Either ASRock board is good in performance terms, the fatality probably gives better overclocking, certainly more specialised OC features. ASRock are fairly basic in quality terms. There are similarly capable offerings, from Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI, which are possibly a better mix of performance, features, quality, although not necessarily "cheaper"
GTX680 is a very powerful card, although the slightly less powerful GTX670 is better value. The alternatives are the two HD7970 versions, standard and GHz. As you say you can compare, on anandtech. Of course, the balance tends to vary, depending on which game. If looking at a broad range of games, on of the HD7970s may be better value, although if looking at a small number of games, you really have to look at individual performance, to judge.
If you are not intending TWO graphics cards, 600w is plenty, virtually whichever GPU you chose.
The CoolerMaster Hyper 212Evo is best value.
Would generally prefer Samsung 830, OCZ Vertex4, or Crucial M4, for SSD. The Vertex4 is possibly the best, but OCZ are having some corporate issues, at the moment, so Samsung may be safer option.
Decent quality mid tower case fine.

Thank you for replying Here's my new spec

Processor:Intel core i7 3770k

Motherboard:Asrock Fatal1ty intel z77 professional Socket Lga1155

RAM:Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600mhz 8gb P/S as u mention

Graphic card:MSI Nvidia Geforce GTX680 OC 2GB GDDR5 256bit P/S I think im not going to change it

Power supply:Corsair GS600 600W (Q):"GS" Series is good???And yeah only 600W right???

CPU cooler:Cooler master EVO212 (Q):Again what the different between the Gemini II

SSD:Crucial M4 128GB SATA III P/S:I can only find Crucial SSD

SSD Bracket:2.5' converter to 3'5

HDD:Western caviar green 2tb 7200rpm 64MB SATA3

Case:Cooler Master HAF 922 (Q):This case fit all of them include cooler,motherboard and GPU??

DVD:Asus 24x DVD

 

[malbluff]

Nothing wrong with any of those choices. Fatality is very competant mobo. I wouldn't criticise the PERFORMANCE of GTX680, only that it's possibly not such good VALUE as the GTX670, but it is certainly slightly more powerful.
600w is fine, assuming you are having single GPU. You would need more if you wanted to add a 2nd GPU. The Corsair is fine.
The 212Evo has very good performance, best in it's class.
Crucial M4 is good SSD. The Samsung 830 has slightly better performance. No help if it's not available where you are, but find that surprising.
Caviar Green isn't very fast. As you have an SSD, you don't need super-fast HDD, but something like Caviar Blue, or Samsung Spinpoint worth considering.

 

[ultimatum_41]

Nothing wrong with any of those choices. Fatality is very competant mobo. I wouldn't criticise the PERFORMANCE of GTX680, only that it's possibly not such good VALUE as the GTX670, but it is certainly slightly more powerful.
600w is fine, assuming you are having single GPU. You would need more if you wanted to add a 2nd GPU. The Corsair is fine.
The 212Evo has very good performance, best in it's class.
Crucial M4 is good SSD. The Samsung 830 has slightly better performance. No help if it's not available where you are, but find that surprising.
Caviar Green isn't very fast. As you have an SSD, you don't need super-fast HDD, but something like Caviar Blue, or Samsung Spinpoint worth considering.

Thanks buddy
Im going to change the cooler to Cooler master 412 slim,DVD to LG blu ray 12x combo and the HDD to Western caviar black 1tb.Btw,will the cooler,gpu and motherboard fit in the case????

 

[malbluff]

The new 412 Slim looks quite good. Basically, as far as I can see, the same height as 212, so don't see any issues fitting it. Everything else certainly goes together fine.

 

[ultimatum_41]

The new 412 Slim looks quite good. Basically, as far as I can see, the same height as 212, so don't see any issues fitting it. Everything else certainly goes together fine.

Thank you very much for helping me

 

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