uribin117

Hi!
I´m planning a new biuld 
These are the parts so far
CPU: Intel i5-4690k Motherboard: Asus Maximus VI Formula Ram: 16GB of DDR3 RAM Kingston Hyper X Fury PSU: Cooler Master V850 80 Plus Gold Case: NZXT H440 Black and Red GPU: GTX 780 Ti Mouse: Razer Mamba Keyboard: Thermaltake Meka G-Unit Storage: 2 x Seagate 1Tb HDD Storage: 2 x OCZ VERTEX 3 128GB SSD So my question is should I go with AIO or a decent heatsink for the CPU and replacing the stock fans drom the case
My options are
NZXT KRAKEN X41 and replace the stock case fans and replace them with the corsair AF 120 Quiet Edition ( 3 AF 120 on top and 3 AF 120 On the front and the AIO inte exhaust port Or Noctua NH-D15 for the CPU and 6 x NF-F12 PWN for the front and the top and a single NF-P14 FLX for the exhaust port)  My main goal for this build is that runs cooler and runs silently 
 
My second question is 
¿Should I go with this model of GTX 780TI? Its from PNY with reference cooler 
Or should I go with another type of cooler?
My reasons to want this card its that with the window in the case the GTX GEFORCE LED Logo is so damn sexy and the card itself its beatiful
But I have some doubts 
¿Its quiet?  ¿The reference cooler can maintain a nice temperature? I´m going to use this build for gaming  at 1080p but in the near future I want to buy another 780Ti for SLI and a 1440p Monitor thta the reason for the 850W PSU and some light rendering
 
 
Suggestions are apreciated
 
THANKS!!
(P.D. Sorry for the bad English or gramatical errors)

Thank you all!
I´m going after the 4690K !

If you want overclocking go with the i5 4690K instead of the 4690.
 
The 4690K is much better for overclocking than the 4670K, and is more than worth it for the few dollars extra.

If we are talking about 4670(non K) vs 4690K then go for the 4690K if you can afford it, however if both CPUs are K versions then take the 4670K and save your money.

Then I would just get whichever is cheaper. PNY is one of those underestimated brands like Zotac, they actually make decent cards.

Ok so I have got cracking with this, I'm new to building and saw you should test outside the case first. If I'm doing it wrong calm down I'm a noob lol
CPU and ram fitted, notice the mark on the hero part of the heat sink which I'm not happy about

Stock cooler fitted

780's

Opened the power supply, love the velvet bag lol


Gave it a test, sorry about the crap picture it's a dark room


More to come

Really?
Well, I dont care

Hi!
I´m building a secondary gaming rig 
My specs are
Phenom II X6 1055T OC 3.5GHz 
Asus M5A97 LE R2.0
Cooler Master GX 650 Watts Bronze Certification
Cooler Master HAF 912
2 SSD OCZ Vertex 3 120gb
HDD Seagate Barracuda 1tb
 
i WILL BE PLAYING AT 1360X736
Games like BF4,Ghosts,Skyrim,MWO, Assassisn Black Flag,Far Cry and Metro: LL
 
Asus GTX 680 DirectCU II OC    
              OR
Gigabyte GTX 760 WINDFORCE
 
It´s for the same price 
 
Thanks!!!

Si no puedes comprar en Estados Unidos, te recomiendo Cyberpuerta.mx y vendedores de buena reputación en Mercadolibre como GrupoDecme, incluso tienen pagina de Facebook donde los puedes contactar.
Y por favor, no compres modelos de referencia, agarra algo como el EVGA ACX, el Windforce o algo así.

If you fancy Intel get a 670, but if you want to go amd get 280x or 270x.

like this: get a 760

If that's true, then nVidia would be functionally retarded to release the 760Ti

??? You are backwards. Amd cards work better on intel than amd. While nvidia is equal on all fronts.

you should get the PNY 760 because it is the cheapest and will cost you less it the long run to SLI the thing, its not like the performace will be very large between it and something like the ASUS one.

I'm curious as to exactly what they're clocked at. The 670 is stock rated for a pretty low 915/980, but GPU Boost will easily take it over 1200.

Buy the Zotac 670

Wey, claro que venden, ¿donde quieres comprar? ¿En que tienda?

GTX760 if you're a casual gamer. 
GTX670 if u're an extreme overclocker. 
 
When i said extreme, i mean watercooling, modded bios, warranty void and shiets. 670 is generally faster than 760.
If the cost is similar, just get 670.
 
 
670 support Shield streaming and Shadow play too, no?

Using the Y splitter will probably improve the bass (improve volume), but it will drop the volume in the center/sub line so you will have to compensate for that by raising center channel and possibly lowering all the other channels if you're unable to equalize the volume across the channels.
Personally I wouldn't bother though.