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about 3 000$ to 3 500$

How about this then? 

CPU: I7 4770k

Ram: Hyper X Fury 1600 16gb black

Monitor: Asus Pb278Q

HDD: WD 3th red

GPU: Asus Dcu2  780t

Case: 250D

Cooler: H100i

Fans: 2x Corsair SP Series Quiet Edition 

Motherboard: Maximus VI Impact

PSU: Corsair RM Series

 

20175 nok or 3400$ 

This is my first build. I live in Norway and this pc is mostly for gaming. The games i will be playing are along the lines of starcraft II

 

 

Monitor: ASUS PB278Q

 

Case: Corsair 250D

 

Motherboard: ROG Impact

 

RAM: 16GB Crucial BallistiX sport

 

CPU: 4670k

 

CPU cooler: h100i

 

GPU: 780ti MSI twin frozer IV

 

Fans: 2 noctua 120mm for the h100i

 

HDD: 3tb Western Digital black

 

SSD: already bought - 1tb samsung 840 evo

 

OS: Windows 8

 

 

Does this build seem good for you guys?

 

 

 

 

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pretty sweet :)

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Why such a big SSD?

Why not man, When you can get a 1TB SSD for like 1-2 hundred bucks more why not?

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Looks awesome, maybe add in some lighting ( Phobya , Bitfenix.) And change the ugly noctua fans out for some good looking Bequiet, noiseblocker fans.

Also maybe upgrade CPU To 4770K sinse you are spending 3K?

For the fans i reccomend Bequiet Silent wings 2.

Other than that nice build 

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If you're getting all of that then you might as well step it up to an i7 4770K

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Why such a big SSD?

Why not?

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Looks awesome, maybe add in some lighting ( Phobya , Bitfenix.) And change the ugly noctua fans out for some good looking Bequiet, noiseblocker fans.

Also maybe upgrade CPU To 4770K sinse you are spending 3K?

For the fans i reccomend Bequiet Silent wings 2.

Other than that nice build 

Silent Wings 2 are great fans infact I have 6 in my build but they aren't suitable for radiator applications

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This is my first build. I live in Norway and this pc is mostly for gaming. The games i will be playing are along the lines of starcraft II

 

 

Monitor: ASUS PB278Q

 

Case: Corsair 250D

 

Motherboard: ROG Impact

 

RAM: 16GB Crucial BallistiX sport

 

CPU: 4670k

 

CPU cooler: h100i

 

GPU: 780ti MSI twin frozer IV

 

Fans: 2 noctua 120mm for the h100i

 

HDD: 3tb Western Digital black

 

SSD: already bought - 1tb samsung 840 evo

 

OS: Windows 8

 

 

Does this build seem good for you guys?

NO,NO, NO.

 

DONT DIE YET!

 

Z97 is 1-2 weeks away and you go Z87..

 

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Thats not how it works. Wait that 1-2 weeks, then you can get a Asus Z97 board or whateva your like, With new new...

 

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SATA FUCKING EXPRESS!

 

Instead of 6 GBit per secon, you get 10GB per second, Up to 40-55% better speeds...

Also you get the new i5 5670k:DD

 

Sata express HDDs will come around end of this year, but its worth it.

 

 

( If i were you i would skip all this shit and wait for newer Z97 boards and broadwell, along with the new Sata express Hdds)

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Silent Wings 2 are great fans infact I have 6 in my build but they aren't suitable for radiator applications

Wait, what bequiet fans are static optimized than, i thought they were the Silent wings... Thanks for correcting me tho!

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For the PSU i have a 550W semi modular from corsair

 

I don't really care too much about aesthetics, but lighting would be nice

 

I have a 1tb ssd because i wanted more storage on my Macbook pro 

 

Is it really such a big difference with the z97 mobo?  I dont feel like waiting that long and is the new sata express worth it? The wait for the new cpu will be quite a while and is there really a difference?

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about 3 000$ to 3 500$

How about this then? 

CPU: I7 4770k

Ram: Hyper X Fury 1600 16gb black

Monitor: Asus Pb278Q

HDD: WD 3th red

GPU: Asus Dcu2  780t

Case: 250D

Cooler: H100i

Fans: 2x Corsair SP Series Quiet Edition 

Motherboard: Maximus VI Impact

PSU: Corsair RM Series

 

20175 nok or 3400$ 

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How about this then? 

CPU: I7 4770k

Ram: Hyper X Fury 1600 16gb black

Monitor: Asus Pb278Q

HDD: WD 3th red

GPU: Asus Dcu2  780t

Case: 250D

Cooler: H100i

Fans: 2x Corsair SP Series Quiet Edition 

Motherboard: Maximus VI Impact

PSU: Corsair RM Series

 

20175 nok or 3400$

Sounds perfect, although a few modifications...

The direct cu 2 from as us doesn't work with the 250d because the heat pipes can melt the window

Is the red better than the black as a secondary drive?

Other than that thanks for the help!

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Sounds perfect, although a few modifications...

The direct cu 2 from as us doesn't work with the 250d because the heat pipes can melt the window

Is the red better than the black as a secondary drive?

Other than that thanks for the help!

The black is just a gimmick it's a tiny bit faster than other HDD's however it is way to loud. The red drives are very quiet and don't fail often. 

Also just get the MSI on then. I just prefer the look of the Dcu2 cooler. 

 

No problem :) 

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