My computer

[vamkir]

Hello,
I am building my own computer and this is my first time. The link to my build is below. I would not like to change anything if it works but I would like to know whether or not everything is compatible.
thank you in advance.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhZVy_6eOrOEdFRaQU1zSkc1U3pBc1c5NlFlbno3T3c

 

[UnlimitedBanana]

Everything seems compatible, though why not drop the I7 and go for an I5, you might spare some money

 

[NV88]

Why are you buying old parts? Z68 and Sandy Bridge have been replaced by Z77 and Ivy Bridge.

 

[mousseng]

I know you said you didn't want to change anything... but I'm going to suggest changes anyway:

- The i7-2600S is a last-generation low-power processor; in other words, it's much slower and has fewer features than the more affordable i5-3570k.
- The 6970 is, again, a last-generation piece, and for $435 you can afford a 7970 (which is quite a bit faster and more efficient).
- Motherboard choice is understandable for a Sandy Bridge CPU, but Z77 boards offer more features even without an Ivy Bridge CPU.
- $160 is an awful lot for a 120GB SSD. A Samsung 830 or OCZ Vertex 4 128GB offer high speeds and reliability for around $100.

But to answer your actual question, yes, it's all compatible; just not something I'd recommend.

 

[Mousemonkey]

This topic has been moved from the section CPU & Components to section Systems by Mousemonkey