Going to build a new high end PC. Opinions?

[Romerl1998]

Hey guys. Going to save some money and build a PC in about January - February time. If a new GPU like the R9 390x comes out, or the 980. Also i will probably do a full liquid cooling loop. let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions. Will most definitely do a build log of this.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jsN2jX

 

Edit: Probably Going to go with the Corsair 780t when it comes out. Also am going to go with a different Mobo. Updated link below

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/fdrWmG

[NInety]

You'll usually have to wait a few weeks after GPU release to get a good GPU Block for liquid cooling though.

[xnoobftw]

Hey guys. Going to save some money and build a PC in about January - February time. If a new GPU like the R9 390x comes out, or the 980. Also i will probably do a full liquid cooling loop. let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions. Will most definitely do a build log of this.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/jsN2jX

Nice build! (i would go for windows 8 tho... but it is personal preference)

[Romerl1998]

Nice build! (i would go for windows 8 tho... but it is personal preference)

if windows 9 comes out i will use that

 

You'll usually have to wait a few weeks after GPU release to get a good GPU Block for liquid cooling though.

i know i would run it on air until then

[JuTheBarbarian]

Same for me as far as windows 8.1 goes, but again it pretty much is preference. However I'd probably go with the XFX r9 290x Double Dissipation Black editions, just because they look really cool.

[Romerl1998]

Same for me as far as windows 8.1 goes, but again it pretty much is preference. However I'd probably go with the XFX r9 290x Double Dissipation Black editions, just because they look really cool.

I love the look of those too  I would go for those but i would just replace them with a waterblock, so i want to play as little for the gpus as the stock cooling doesn't matter, if it was a non reference pcb i would consider it if it was a performance increase.

[xnoobftw]

I love the look of those too  I would go for those but i would just replace them with a waterblock, so i want to play as little for the gpus as the stock cooling doesn't matter, if it was a non reference pcb i would consider it if it was a performance increase.

Nice! Be sure to keep us updated on your build! (I'm too poor for this kind of build haha )

[Romerl1998]

Nice! Be sure to keep us updated on your build! (I'm too poor for this kind of build haha )

Like i said i would be building this around February. But i will have a build log up when i do

[JuTheBarbarian]

Yeah, well if you're gonna go for the cheapest reference cards would probably be your best bet. Anywho, happy building and have fun!

[xnoobftw]

Like i said i would be building this around February. But i will have a build log up when i do

Good luck!