New rig-will it be bottleneck ?

[Miko55]

Hello !

 

I'm build new rig,personally i dont think it'll be a bottleneck but i'm not sure. Here is my build: http://www.dinokomp.si/konfigurator/?mb_id=161&procesor_id=368&ram_id=493&gra_id=923&gra_id=923&hdd1_id=1019&case_id=1368&cool_id=1568&power_id=3376

 

Its from my country,but i hope you know what is what :P.Tnx for opinion if it will be or wont be bottleneck.

[M-ursu]

Looks awesome and it wont bottleneck.

[RaVenBelgium]

No problems with bottlenecking, but I would go with an SSD though...

[Helltech]

Every system has a bottleneck. It is about making the bottleneck as negligible as possible. Yours is fine. Though I would get a 7950 instead, much better price to performance. 

[Stav Kats]

I would recommend getting a HD 7950 and not a HD 7970 because the performance difference is so little and so unimportant that it is not worth the extra money. With those money you saved from the GPU get a SSD.

Your system doesn;t have a bottleneck problem. All PC systems suffer from bottlenecking. Your PC is ok, don't worry. But get a SSD :D

[Miko55]

Tnx for fast reply,about SSD,I will buy it 100% but not sure if right now,couse i want to build rig under 1300€. Maybe should take 7950 and get SSD,will think about it.

[RaVenBelgium]

Tnx for fast reply,about SSD,I will buy it 100% but not sure if right now,couse i want to build rig under 1300€. Maybe should take 7950 and get SSD,will think about it.

Delete WD green and go for Samsung 830 or so

[Miko55]

Delete WD green and go for Samsung 830 or so

I cant live only with one disk (SSD) :P

[RaVenBelgium]

I cant live only with one disk (SSD) :P

Then go 60GB SSD and 500GB HDD?  ;)

[Miko55]

Then go 60GB SSD and 500GB HDD?  ;)

I could but,I wanna buy atleast 120gb ssd,so i can have OS,some programs (mc word...) and games which i will play more (GW2,BF3/4) and they took more place,BF3 is now about 50gb

[RaVenBelgium]

I could but,I wanna buy atleast 120gb ssd,so i can have OS,some programs (mc word...) and games which i will play more (GW2,BF3/4) and they took more place,BF3 is now about 50gb

But do you have a lot of data?

[Jam_ONG]

Every system has a bottleneck, your system will bottleneck at the slowest part you have. Personally I'd grab a 7950 instead and grab a boot ssd. Even an ssd as small as 64gb, should be fine. If you can grab a 120 or higher ssd, the better! :) Nice build! Looking forward to some pics of the build!

[Miko55]

I dont want to open new topic,so i will ask here. About case,does anyone own it? I wanna know if i should get better fans (Corsair ones) or are they fine about cooling AND noise ?

[RaVenBelgium]

I advice to get some better fans in there, but that's up to you. The case itself is quite good

[Elbstrand]

As long as the cpu doesnt bottleneck you will be fine. You can always upgrade to a new generation graphics card in the future, cpu upgrades are probably out of the question, (need for new mainboard and so on)

 

In this case, you could probably run two graphics card if you apply some overclocking to the cpu. So, yes there is a bottleneck (probably a huge one), but depending on what you are doing with your pc, its not at a place where its a problem.

 

Following things i would change:

 

1. get a cheaper/other Power Supply, 800W is too much unless you plan to run 3 graphics cards. Something around 500-600 Watts should be enough.

2. get a cheaper/other CPU Cooler. Something like a Scythe Mugen 3 should be fine.

3. get a HD 7950

4. get cheaper ddr3 ram. 1600mhz should be enough

 

From all the savings you can probably get a decent SSD (Samsung 840 basic, Crucial) and maybe even a bigger Hard Drive. Depending on your country the sweet spot for HDDs should be around 2 or 3 TB (the point where you get the most GBs for your money)

 

EDIT: If possible go with 16 gigs of ram instead of 8. Its not that expensive and if you want to get some work done with your rig, you probably will enjoy it.

[MzCatieB]

should run well from what i can see