My pc build

[ThatGuysProject]

Hi guys i am 13 year old who want to do some proper gaming and i have started to build my own pc,now i have been working with my dad to get the money and i am hoping for it to be built before december.

 

Parts i have got:

Asus sabertooth z77

Thermaltake level 10 gt

Corsair h100i liquid cooler

 

 

Parts i need for the build to be complete:

Corsair gold series ax850 modular psu for upgradablity in the future.

Intel i7 3770k

Kingston 64gb ssd Seagate 3tb hard drive

Either a asus gtx 690 or titan

 

 

I will be posting a picture every month or two.

 

 

The board was a pain to get inside but i didn't  break it. :)

[FloRolf]

Hi guys i am 13 year old who want to do some proper gaming and i have started to build my own pc,now i have been working with my dad to get the money and i am hoping for it to be built before december. 

 

Parts i have got:

 

Asus sabertooth z77

Thermaltake level 10 gt

Corsair h100i liquid cooler

 

Parts i need for the build to be complete:

Corsair gold series ax850 modular psu for upgradablity in the future.

Intel i7 3770k

Kingston 64gb ssd

Seagate 3tb hard drive

Either a asus gtx 690 or titan

 

 

I will be posting a picture within the next week so i can clean up the cables a bit.

 

are you serious?

Go gtx780. The titan is crap and the 690 is dual gpu -> crap.

[extremescouter]

Why don't you get a GTX 780? It's 90-100% of the performance of the titan, but only 65% of the price. As your 13, I doubt you have that much extra money, so I would say save the $300-400 and get a GTX 780. Check out the performance here: 

 

[Qpm5]

Titan will beat 690 if the games are not optimized for sli also Titan looks awesome . I am putting a 770 in my rig though because i could not spend one thousand dollars on a GPU. If you are going Titan you probobly will not need a 850 watt PSU to power it

[bennyino]

780 is really the best way to go

[Simplicity]

What you shouldnt be doing is buying the parts one by one, set a budget, once you get to december, look at the amount you have, judge what you can build by december with new releases and such

[grayperview]

Yep you have messed up, you should have got your CPU, motherboard and RAM last, your board is now fitted and you don't know its working or not. If its faulty you may end up having issues getting it changed because you have had is so long.

 

Always get your board and chip together, then you can make sure they work

 

Don't buy anymore components now until  you have enough money to get what you need to have a functioning computer.

[horvath93]

If you have money for a Titan, get a 780. Almost the same performance as a Titan and way cheaper.

[ThatGuysProject]

I know the board works because I have used it before and thanks for the advice

[Thunderjolt]

Damn. You have a lot of money to spend o.o
Either way go for a GTX 780. I don't see why you would need a Titan unless you are going to use it for other things like CAD and CFD. Which I don't think you would...

[AustinTheIntern]

Has to be Titan since you're using ATX

 

If it was mitix like me, then 690, though my prodigy does heat up the 690 a bit.