Help with building a pc that will last a while

[MiRai]

Looks like two DVI ports and an HDMI, so three monitors if you want that many.

When you plug in an HDMI cable you deactivate one of the DVI ports. The only nVidia cards that can run 3 monitors
are dual-GPU cards.

Ok, thoughts on this cpu, mobo, and ram:

CPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115072

Mobo: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813131792

Ram: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820233197

Changed the OS to Win7 Prof also and total, the price difference will only increase by about $30 or so, but I'm guessing performance would be better on gaming with this setup. I can due without video recording or streaming, I'm just sick of being left in the wind when it comes to enjoying video games with all the settings up on high and/or maxed out and still get damn good framerates.

How about the PSU tho, I know Antec has a good record, but would the wattage on that be enough for this setup?

The system looks fine as is and you should update your original post to reflect your new choices or people might
reply to (or view) this thread looking at the old 1366 system and be confused. If you can afford an i7 2600 I would
grab that instead because in my tests (the sticky at the top of this forum), Hyper-Threading is shown to benefit
multiboxing. As for the PSU, it looks fine as well and JonnyGuru gave its big brother (the 900W model) a great review.