Planning my Gaming Rig

[Hopsasa]

This is my what i planned for my upcoming Gaming PC. I really want to see if anyone has response or can help me find out if all the parts is compatible or if theres any Bottlenecks as im very new to pc and i dont know anything about compatibility and how everything works together.

SSD: Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250GB

HDD: WD Desktop Black 1TB

Motherboard: MSI Z87-G43 GAMING

GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 780 Gaming 3GB

CPU: Intel Core i5-4670K

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master: Hyper 212 Evo

Power Supply: Dont Know Yet?

RAM: Kingston HyperX Blu KHX1600C10D3B1/8G

Case: NZXT Phantom 410 Black and Orange

[Shd0w2]

Great job. Nothing else to say.

Maybe pick up a Z97 instead though, but you don't have to.

[HeathCliff]

3 things to consider: First, get a dual channel kit of 8GB 1600MHz CL9. By going dual channel over a single DIMM, there is a lower chance for any stability issues. Second, cut back on the HDD to something like Seagate Barracudas or WD Blues (whichever is cheaper at the time of purchase). Finally, step up the CPU to a 4690K and the mobo for a similar price-point Z97 board.

 

For the PSU, if you plan on staying with a single card, a CX500M from Corsair should be sufficient. If you plan on SLI, any 80+ 750W PSU should do fine. 

[Hopsasa]

3 things to consider: First, get a dual channel kit of 8GB 1600MHz CL9. By going dual channel over a single DIMM, there is a lower chance for any stability issues. Second, cut back on the HDD to something like Seagate Barracudas or WD Blues (whichever is cheaper at the time of purchase). Finally, step up the CPU to a 4690K and the mobo for a similar price-point Z97 board.

 

For the PSU, if you plan on staying with a single card, a CX500M from Corsair should be sufficient. If you plan on SLI, any 80+ 750W PSU should do fine. 

Im thinking on upgrading my CPU to a 

Intel Core i7-4770K or is this too much. 

[Hopsasa]

3 things to consider: First, get a dual channel kit of 8GB 1600MHz CL9. By going dual channel over a single DIMM, there is a lower chance for any stability issues. Second, cut back on the HDD to something like Seagate Barracudas or WD Blues (whichever is cheaper at the time of purchase). Finally, step up the CPU to a 4690K and the mobo for a similar price-point Z97 board.

 

For the PSU, if you plan on staying with a single card, a CX500M from Corsair should be sufficient. If you plan on SLI, any 80+ 750W PSU should do fine. 

Thanks i think om going with this http://www.corsair.com/se-fi/cx-series-cx750m-modular-atx-power-supply-750-watt-80-plus-bronze-certified-modular-psu

[Phoenix70]

perhaps you should consider an r9 290, and for the psu a CS 650 watt, but otherwise, it is a great build

[SpecTre12345]

Thanks i think om going with this http://www.corsair.com/se-fi/cx-series-cx750m-modular-atx-power-supply-750-watt-80-plus-bronze-certified-modular-psu

 

Stay away from the CX Series they aren't that great of PSU's. Go with an XFX Core Edition PRO650W, Cooler Master V650, or Rosewill CAPSTONE-650-M. These are the best power supplies for the money, and wont break the bank either.