First Pc Build.

[inSilicRico]

After waitting and dreaming many years, finaly built the Pc I wanted for solid 1080p gaming. Tell me what you think about it!
 
- Corsair 350D 
- Asus Maximus VI Gene 
- i7 4770k 3.50 GHz at 3.85GHz 
- EVGA GTX 780 Ti 
- 16 Gb (2x8Gb) Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz 
- Corsair H80i 
- Corsair TX850W V.2 
- Kingston 120Gb SDD 
- Toshiba 2TB HD 

Peripherals: 
- BenQ GW2255 1080p 21,5' LED Monitor 
- Corsair Vengeance K70 Mechanical Cherry MX Red Keyboard 
- Corsair Vengeance M65 Mouse
 

Graphics + h80i:

 

 

 

Front: Corsair 350D with 2 AF120 High Performance fans

 

 

 

 

Monitor, Mouse & Keyboard:

 

 

 

Keyboard Close Up:

 

 

 

 

If anything goes wrong with the photos, they all are in my flickr account: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricardo-ortiz-v/sets/72157641536146133/
 

EDIT: 

 

Turned the PSU facing down. Now it has better air flow and a cleaner look.

 

[SAV1OUR]

not related but because you have a blower gpu like you do id turn over the psu so that its not blowing hot air into the gpu awesome build though

[ChillKyle]

Yes!

[TheSLSAMG]

not related but because you have a blower gpu like you do id turn over the psu so that its not blowing hot air into the gpu awesome build though

I am pretty sure a PSU is supposed to suck air in with the fan and passively exhaust it.

[zxcvbnmmssdh]

not related but because you have a blower gpu like you do id turn over the psu so that its not blowing hot air into the gpu awesome build though

This will be a great idea if you are going to OC

 

I am pretty sure a PSU is supposed to suck air in with the fan and passively exhaust it.

Or this.....

[SAV1OUR]

I am pretty sure a PSU is supposed to suck air in with the fan and passively exhaust it.

but dosent the stock cooler for the 780ti blow out air? so then wouldnt hot air be blowing into the psu? 

[inSilicRico]

not related but because you have a blower gpu like you do id turn over the psu so that its not blowing hot air into the gpu awesome build though

I was thinking about turning the PSU fan down due the dust filter in the bottom of the case ... How much do you think this ´d help the airflow?

[SAV1OUR]

I was thinking about turning the PSU fan down due the dust filter in the bottom of the case ... How much do you think this ´d help the airflow?

Allot in my opinion more if theres sone space off the floor you will be fine

[TheLordofMoisture]

Will you be getting a 1440p monitor? A 780 Ti is a bit overkill for 1080p.

 

Really nice build by the way. Love the case.

[inSilicRico]

Will you be getting a 1440p monitor? A 780 Ti is a bit overkill for 1080p.

 

Really nice build by the way. Love the case.

I want to but first I will try to get a 120Ghz or 144Ghz monitor. The next monitor Im specting to buy is BenQ's XL2420TE which looks awesome ( 

) but first I have to save money to buy something like that.

[hunterholland10]

dang that is a nice first rig

[inSilicRico]

not related but because you have a blower gpu like you do id turn over the psu so that its not blowing hot air into the gpu awesome build though

 

Hope this improve air flow 

 

[warmmilk]

not related but because you have a blower gpu like you do id turn over the psu so that its not blowing hot air into the gpu awesome build though

 

 

Hope this improve air flow 

 

 

sorry to inform you that you've wasted your time flipping the psu.  the psu fan sucks air into the psu and blows it out the back outside of the case.  the gpu cooler does the same exact thing.  neither of those is blowing hot air anywhere inside the case.  but now that its fan down, you can leave it.  it's really fine either way.  

[rambi36]

Looks good for a first build Maybe you can get sleeved cable extensions to make your build look a little better as the TX850 has bad sleeving.

[Ham1234]

For a first build you did freaking awesome.

[JohnnyGrey]

Amazing build, but I too think some of this hardware is a tad overkill for 1080p gaming. And given your choice of case (Can't wait to get mine), I would have gone with a 240mm all-in-one cooler over the H80i, for some more overclocking headroom.