Revised PC Part Picker for Future Build

[xALRock]

I posted a thread earlier about a rig i wanted to build, and got tons of quality feedback, and was very happy for it.

 

 Though with all the coverage on Computex, I really aspired to use a lot of the tech i saw on the coverage.

 

I still took everyone's feedback in mind.

 

A few notes:

 

1. I'll be using this PC for gaming and making/rendering videos

 

2. I'm using a Razer black widow cuz i use a deathadder, will go into my Synapse 2.0 profile

 

3. I know i got the lower end of memory, though I do plan on OCing it.

 

4. I have a wireless PCI because the placement of this rig in my room probably won't allow me to run an Ethernet cord to it. Still being discussed though, and might even get rid of it in the future.

 

5. got a PCIe SSD from OCZ, just wanna try it.

 

Here you go guys: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/14rp3

 

If you guys can look this over, and possibly still give me some feedback, will be most appreciated. I do plan on building this. 

 

Once again, thanks guys.

[shazam47]

Looks great, may want to look into some different keyboards but thats just personal preference, other than that all the parts look solid.

[extremescouter]

Looks like a great, well rounded build! It seems like you're ready to order the parts and get building!

[xALRock]

I've been wanting to build a rig for a long time now. I'm so close to that goal. It might have to be til after this summer though, unfortunately.

[WoodenMarker]

That's not lower end memory. Ram is ram.

Good luck with the ssd. From what I see though, I don't notice any impressive specs.

You might be able to fit a 780 in with your budget. You might wanna think about allocating your funds differently.

A 600w bronze would have no problem running your system. No need to pay extra for a 650w gold.

[terrytek]

Looks good. One problem. Get a Seagate instead of Western Digital. If you get Western Digital, be warned that it may crap out after a couple years, especially the Caviar. The Barracuda has a better warranty, more storage, and is cheaper than Western Digital.