4790K, GTX 770, VII Hero

[pudgecrank]

Not much results from google with these two combination.
Can this build be better? max budget : 1500$
Purpose is only gaming.. @ 1080p.
I'm good with 120gb of SSD.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jXNXYJ

2gb of VRAM enuf?
I want only ASUS cards. Or go with R9 280X?

 

[marc79]

I'd try for 3GB vram card minimum at this stage, future games will likely go past 2GB vram at 1080p. Nvidia's next GTX 880 will feature 8GB Vram, a significant increase from kepler 780's. If you want a GTX 770, I'd look at the cheapest 4GB version.

 

[mickypheonix]

Hi pudgecrank
dont buy the rm psu , it has low grade capacitors and overheat issues
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1650snlb9
this will run your card and system fine

 

[Tradesman1]

If primarily gaming, drop the 4790K for a 4670K, can also drop the liquid cooling if need be and go a Hyper 212 EVO (good to about a 4.5 - 4.6 OC), and put the money into a 780 vs the 770

 

[pudgecrank]

If primarily gaming, drop the 4790K for a 4670K, can also drop the liquid cooling if need be and go a Hyper 212 EVO (good to about a 4.5 - 4.6 OC), and put the money into a 780 vs the 770

Interesting points.. I could drop the 4790k and get 4670k/4690k where I can save 133 dollars approx...
I can drop the H100i and use my Hyper 212+ (It will be compatible with 4670k/4690k rite?) which I'm currently using and save 133 dollars....
So basically I need to spend an extra 250 $ to get the ASUS 780Ti.. Worth it?
Prices are different here... In case results are a little off when you calculate....

Can u pls check my other parts? Anything I need to change?
@mickypheonix:
Why not buy RM psu?
Can u suggest something else then? Same price... If not, less....Preferably Seasonic or Corsair.... Antec (Last resort)
I'm thinking fully modular PSUs..

Thanks again.

 

[Tradesman1]

I was thinking the straight up 780, which your savings would lead you into, if in the budget, the 780TI is even better, that's what I'm thinking for my Z97