http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/Pu...umber=12614086
Newest build can someone look it over and tell me i am not missing anything i would need to get it running lol im worryed :)
http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/Pu...umber=12614086
Newest build can someone look it over and tell me i am not missing anything i would need to get it running lol im worryed :)
For such a high powered system that graphics card seems lackluster.
Build and assemble it on your own. It's a great learning experience.
/edit. Looks decent on the once-over.
Hows this one the Psu is good for dual atis. the tower is good for 10 inch cards :) and has two ssd holders in it
Im going to research the Heatsink / Fan / Cpu Cooler / Fans for the case when i get my next check ill order them :) hehe then next check ill get another 4890 :D mwuahaha
Which cards?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandonsharp197
...and it's not THAT hard. Basic idea: square peg square hole. But if it makes you feel better, go for it.
Lets see the price difference :) im building one the same on newegg a couple diffrent things if i can get a better gpu for around same price im going to get ballsy :) lol
Am i missing anything tho cause im really new to this lol
Changed the computer please read above message
Sure, I could give the parts list a quick once-over.
I'm sure others will chime in.
Can someone tell me it all looks over this will be my first system i built
I'd personally recommend doing some more research so you can find what will fit your needs and be feasible at this time.
The case looks fine as long as your graphics cards don't go over 10.5 inches in length. As far as fans go - I'd personally wait and see how the current fans in the case work out for you and upgrade from there - no reason to buy lots of fans if they're not needed.
Oh, and definitely, definitely plan ahead regarding a case/power supply. Get an appropriately sized case to account for future upgrades and expansions. Make sure to get a good power supply. Those two components should last you a long time.
Sorry i edited all my messages lol! cause my old computer was throu cyber power pc but because of the fact all the mixerd reviews i think i am building my own for fun !! but man its a brain twister
Heh, looks good on a once-over. I don't know too much about power supply manufacturer quality. You might want to hop onto some overclocking forums (Overclock.net, hardocp.com, others) and ask the folks there for input. More opinions can't help.
You see any visible upgrades that would be worth it i wanna do 2 x 4890 atis lol That psu can run two 5870s lol itll run what ever i need :)
But next check ill end up unassebling the mobo and putting in a non stock heatsink / fan
I really like the Antec 900 gamer case.
It's preference, as long as its large enough and has space for expansion.
I like having three fans on the front and back, and the 120mm fan on the top; I've not added any extra fans and heat has never been an issue for me.
Personally I'd go with one 5870. Nom nom multi(More than two)-monitor support within one GPU nom.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandonsharp197
my budget is 1525$ with shipping