This is a good build?.

[RRGT19]

Hi, i have in main this:

I7 3770k

Maximus V Formula

Corsair Dominator Platinum 8GB (2x4Gb) 1866MHz

Corsair AX860

2x EVGA GTX680 Superclocked SLI

Corsair H100i

is good this for a gaming computer?

[knight_40k]

Yes, it may be a tad overkill but those are all good parts.

I don't see any HDD or SSD listed, what are you using for storage? I would recommend a SSD for boot and some sort of 1TB HDD for general storage. Also, what resolution will you be using?

[bradscoolio]

Those are good premium parts. You might wanna look at the 4gb 680's though.

[That Norwegian Guy]

Yes, it may be a tad overkill but those are all good parts.

I don't see any HDD or SSD listed, what are you using for storage? I would recommend a SSD for boot and some sort of 1TB HDD for general storage. Also, what resolution will you be using?

An SSD is also recommended for big sandbox games, MMORPGs, competitive multiplayer games and basically any game where 40% of your time on a mechanical HDD will be precaching, loading, shader compiling and generally anything that isn't playing the game.

I cut my loading times between *every map* on Natural Selection 2 by 36 seconds when I got my Samsung 840. 36 seconds!!!!!!!! And no, that isn't just on the first load. It's between every round, every map. Precaching.

[Guest]

Actually I wouldn't bother with 680's at all. For the perfromance increase of about 10% over a 670, they cost 20-40% more - not worth it in my opinion. Just go with 670's and save yourself some money.

[RRGT19]

of course, i will buy also a OCZ Vector 128GB, i forgot to mention it.

I choose the GTX 680 2GB because i won't use more than 1 monitor, so, 2Gb is enough???

[Jeff_Blair]

of course, i will buy also a OCZ Vector 128GB, i forgot to mention it. I choose the GTX 680 2GB because i won't use more than 1 monitor, so, 2Gb is enough???

Yeah, but might not be if you plan on upgrading later to two monitors or high resolution monitors.

[Glenwing]

It won't matter at all unless you actually run a game across multiple monitors.  If you have a game open on one and like skype open on the other it basically won't impact anything at all.  And I wouldn't recommend gaming on anything but odd numbers of monitors (1 or 3) because otherwise the bezel separation will be in the center of the game, right where your reticle or whatever is.  There's also really no reason to get an AX860, a good 550W will power this build with room to spare, and if you think you'll SLI later the 760W version is more than enough.