Component Compatibility Check For Pc

[hawkswoop]

Hi Guys any Queries or Help is wanted
I am building A gaming computer and here are the Specs for it could you tell me if they work. I am pretty sure they do but i just want to be sure and Tom's Harware is always really helpful

CPU· Intel Core i5 3570 - $205 - $202 (MSY) (I am not over clocking)
MOBO· ASRock B75 Pro-3M Motherboard - $70 - $69 (MSY)
RAM· G. Skill Ares F3-1600C10D-16GAO 16 GB (2x8GB) DDR3 - $79
HDD· Seagate Barracuda 2TB ST2000DM001 7200 RPM SATA3- $99 - $97 (MSY)
GPU· Powercolor Radeon HD7870 PCS + GHz Edition 2GB - $239
CASE· Antec Three Hundred Two Case - $77 - $76.50 (Umart Milton)
OD· Lite-on IHAS324 24x DVDRW - $21 - $19 (MSY )
PSU· Antec HCG-750PSU - $139 - $135 (MSY)
FANS· 2 x CoolerMaster 120mm Silent Red LED Fan - $30 - $20 (Umart Milton)
WIRELESS· ASUS PCE-N15 Wireless N PCIe Adaptor - $35 - $34 (MSY)
SSD· Samsung 840 120GB SSD - $105 - $100 (MSY)

Total cost 1070.

Thankyou in Advance for your Help

 

[socialfox]

You are good to go buddy BUT if you want to save money then downgrade on the power supply wattage. There is no way I can see that build utilize 750 watts.

Edit: Perhaps a power supply like this would be enough
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371031

 

[hawkswoop]

thanks

 

[hawkswoop]

Anyone else think there are faults

 

[hawkswoop]

Will a 620w antec of the same type be OK. Also Can you plug fans into the Power supply or only the mobo since i only have 1 chassis connector on Mobo and i have three fans will it be ok

 

[socialfox]

So are you going to downgrade on the power supply?....
Technically, the 750 watt power supply will work but it is a waste of money since your build will not draw anywhere near 750 watts.

I just realized the stores you listed are Australian so let me change that power supply to this:
http://www.msy.com.au/product.jsp?productId=4950

or you can even settle with this:
http://www.msy.com.au/product.jsp?productId=7997

The HD 7870 GHZ edition recommend a 500 watt power supply or greater, though this an overestimation. In truth, the amps is what matters and the 7870 needs around 27 amps on a COMBINED 12v rail. The Neo 520 has 40 amps on a combined 12v rail and the Antec High current gamer 620 has 48 amps.

Edit: Yes you can connect fans to the power supply by a molex adapter, though you will not be able to control fan speeds and it will run at 100% .

 

[electrovisor]

You will also need 3 to 4 pin adapter for the 120mm case fan.. But they are very cheaply avaliable

 

[hawkswoop]

So I will be able to use all three fans and if so how . I think the fans used come with and adpater
cirrect me if wrong
http://www.coolermaster.com.au/product.php?product_id=6037
I am not sure about the fan that comes with it though will it be able to be used too

 

[hawkswoop]

would it be better to buy this as a motherboard
http://au.msi.com/product/mb/B75A-G43.html#!mm=product

 

[electrovisor]

So I will be able to use all three fans and if so how . I think the fans used come with and adpater
cirrect me if wrong
http://www.coolermaster.com.au/product.php?product_id=6037
I am not sure about the fan that comes with it though will it be able to be used too

you have the 2 coolermasters which have 3 to 4 pin adapters and a 140mm factory case fan already with 4 pin so you just need 1 more 3 to 4 pin adapter for the 120mm fan

 

[Mousemonkey]

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

 

[hawkswoop]

There are actually 4 fans 2 that come with case and 2 that is bein gbought that would mean that you would have three fans running full blare