First PC Build! Need opinion and help!

[AlwaysFSX]

How is does that suck up a lot of power?

Because applications are threaded.

[CowsGoRoar]

Here, this is my latest "version" of my future PC. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/antoine3152/saved/#savedbuild_1454855

Thank to you all !!!!

 

This forum is great! you get good, fast and friendly answers. 

Looks great! You're welcome!

[P e r s e p h o n e]

Here, this is my latest "version" of my future PC. http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/user/antoine3152/saved/#savedbuild_1454855

Thank to you all !!!!

 

This forum is great! you get good, fast and friendly answers. 

So a few more things: I'm glad you switched to that EVGA PSU as their renowned performance deserves the purchase but Corsair's AX series would have done the same job with platinum efficiency, I don't remember the price so it's best to just get the cheapest one which is why I suggested the 750W variant from EVGA. I'm going to be using a i7 5820k hexacore overclocked to 4.2 Ghz and possibly dual GPUs although a single GPU setup for now and I'm quite confident 750W will be just fine. Oh and if you are really particular about aesthetics like me I'd suggest going with the 840 Evo to match the rest of your build it does perform slightly better with quite a bit better performance consistency, meaning that its read and rights deviate less from the average speed; albeit not exactly noticeable. Nevertheless I'd be glad to spend that extra couple bucks just to get everything matching. I also suggest taking a quick look at the NZXT H440 if you haven't considered it yet.

 

[Antoine3152]

One last question, should I add some different fans to the CPU cooler and the Case or stick with the stocks one? Thanks a lot!!!  

[P e r s e p h o n e]

One last question, should I add some different fans to the CPU cooler and the Case or stick with the stocks one? Thanks a lot!!!  

It will confer little benefit other than aesthetic.

[Antoine3152]

It will confer little benefit other than aesthetic.

Thanks!

[DarkLordDylan]

1. No you don't

2. I question your sanity about comparing a PCI-E wireless card to a USB wireless card

3. I agree. #EthernetMasterRace

PCI-E wireless cards don't provide a tangible enough benefit to justify the cost. Also, I really would not risk using a static strap because they're fairly cheap and can save you from bricking a component.

[Interfectorem]

PCI-E wireless cards don't provide a tangible enough benefit to justify the cost. Also, I really would not risk using a static strap because they're fairly cheap and can save you from bricking a component.

What are you talking about. The TP-Link TL-WDN4800 is only $40 on Amazon (It's the most highly reviewed and "Most Popular"), and I would trust that a hell lot more than a USB dongle that will most likely get crappy signal. Your OP about "needing" an anti-static wrist strap is still false.