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 I know but i will buy it in August do you think the price will fall for this pieces ?

and do you know about the heat,  do you think it will be a problem after hours and hours Gaming ???

 

Thx for you help :D

 

Prices will always fall over time. By August, AMD's new cards should be out, and prices on the GTX900 series and current RX200 series should drop. If you are running dual 980s in a somewhat decently ventilated case, temperatures shouldn't be an issue due to how efficient Maxwell is.

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Hello Guy's and Girls if around here :D

 

I'm new to Pc Gaming Rig's i don't know much about them or about the Cpu's and the Graphical Cards.

i'm asking you the community of Linus to Help me please :D

 

Processor: Intel Core i7 4790K 4.00GHz Quad Core 8MB cache
CPU overclocking: not selected
Processor Cooling: Noctua NH-D15 - 24 dB (A)
Improved cooling system: Quiet cooling system by Noiseblocker Poole B12-1 8 dB (A)
RAM: Kingston HyperX DDR3-1866 16GB Fury Kit (2x 8GB) CL10
HDD / SSD SSD 850 Pro, 256GB, Samsung Read: 550MB / s, Write: 520MB / s
Additional hard drive (s): Seagate Barracuda 2TB 64MB Cache 7200RPM SATA3
Partitions: Not Selected
RAID Setup: not selected
Motherboard: Asus Z97 Deluxe WiFi, Bluetooth
Graphics card (s): 2x MSI GeForce GTX 980 Gaming - 4GB
Drive: LG GH24NS DVD / CD burner 24x
Second drive: not selected
Card Reader: Not Selected
Sound Card: onboard HD 7.1 sound card
TV Card: Not selected
PSU: Cooler Master SilentPro M2 1000W - 80+ silver, very quiet
Case: CM Storm Stryker SGC-5000W-KWN1 Big-Tower - Front USB 3.0
Lighting: Not Selected
Fan control: Not Selected
Enhancements: Not Selected
Language: German
Operating System: Windows 8.1 64bit German incl installation.
Application software: not selected
Monitors: not selected
Keyboard and Keyboard / Mouse Set: not selected
Mouse: Not Selected
Speakers / Headphones: not selected
USB Sticks Memory: not selected
USB Flash Drives Wireless: not selected
USB Flash Drives Bluetooth: Not Selected
Warranty: 2 years warranty Beck PC

 

 

 Is the power of my Powersupply enough ?

Does it have enough Room for the 2 Gt 980's ?

WIll the Heat be a Problem after Gaming 6 Hours or more??( I play about 10 hours or more on time if whit friends :D)

And are This good Cpu's and other things in the system? :D

 

I appreciate any help and i don't wanna hear buy this or that because im buying in on a webside for Custom Builds :D and they don't have anyting - This Pc Rig is  in my currency 3570 CHF (swiss) and im not allowed 3600 or so becaus im Only 16.

 

I hope i will get a anwser sooner or later :D Thx anyway.

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Use PCpartpicker to plan the rig, It will both see if you can find better deals and if any of the parts are incompatable.

And export it as BBcode to the forum.

It looks good though.

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Hello Guy's and Girls if around here :D

 

I'm new to Pc Gaming Rig's i don't know much about them or about the Cpu's and the Graphical Cards.

i'm asking you the community of Linus to Help me please :D

 

Processor: Intel Core i7 4790K 4.00GHz Quad Core 8MB cache
CPU overclocking: not selected
Processor Cooling: Noctua NH-D15 - 24 dB (A)
Improved cooling system: Quiet cooling system by Noiseblocker Poole B12-1 8 dB (A)
RAM: Kingston HyperX DDR3-1866 16GB Fury Kit (2x 8GB) CL10
HDD / SSD SSD 850 Pro, 256GB, Samsung Read: 550MB / s, Write: 520MB / s
Additional hard drive (s): Seagate Barracuda 2TB 64MB Cache 7200RPM SATA3
Partitions: Not Selected
RAID Setup: not selected
Motherboard: Asus Z97 Deluxe WiFi, Bluetooth
Graphics card (s): 2x MSI GeForce GTX 980 Gaming - 4GB
Drive: LG GH24NS DVD / CD burner 24x
Second drive: not selected
Card Reader: Not Selected
Sound Card: onboard HD 7.1 sound card
TV Card: Not selected
PSU: Cooler Master SilentPro M2 1000W - 80+ silver, very quiet
Case: CM Storm Stryker SGC-5000W-KWN1 Big-Tower - Front USB 3.0
Lighting: Not Selected
Fan control: Not Selected
Enhancements: Not Selected
Language: German
Operating System: Windows 8.1 64bit German incl installation.
Application software: not selected
Monitors: not selected
Keyboard and Keyboard / Mouse Set: not selected
Mouse: Not Selected
Speakers / Headphones: not selected
USB Sticks Memory: not selected
USB Flash Drives Wireless: not selected
USB Flash Drives Bluetooth: Not Selected
Warranty: 2 years warranty Beck PC

 

 

 Is the power of my Powersupply enough ?

Does it have enough Room for the 2 Gt 980's ?

WIll the Heat be a Problem after Gaming 6 Hours or more??( I play about 10 hours or more on time if whit friends :D)

And are This good Cpu's and other things in the system? :D

 

I appreciate any help and i don't wanna hear buy this or that because im buying in on a webside for Custom Builds :D and they don't have anyting - This Pc Rig is  in my currency 3570 CHF (swiss) and im not allowed 3600 or so becaus im Only 16.

 

I hope i will get a anwser sooner or later :D Thx anyway.

 

I dont know where youre buying this but about 3400euros for this is WAY TO MUCH! You can get this for less than 1500...

That's in Swiss frank, it's actually 3850USD. Which is a ridiculous price for what you get. I'd suggest buying the components and assembling it yourself, it's not that hard to do if you invest some time in research.

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That's in Swiss frank, it's actually 3850USD. Which is a ridiculous price for what you get. I'd suggest buying the components and assembling it yourself, it's not that hard to do if you invest some time in research.

Ive converted it before.. its about 3400euros

 

EDIT It actually is 3 379,40€ but thats 3400 for me.

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PSU: Cooler Master SilentPro M2 1000W - 80+ silver, very quiet

 

I used the CM Silent Pro 1000 M1 and it exploded on me, and CM refused to give me a refund or replacement for the power supply. They also rejected my $45 rebate request (I bought from newegg, so they should have honored it) Honestly, the "Silent Pro" series was NOT quiet either. I was very unhappy with the "Silent Pro" label. It was the loudest PSU I've ever owned, lol. Maybe I got a bad one :P

 

It might be my own experience though. Still, I would recommend staying away from the CM power supplies. Use an EVGA, Corsair, or Seagate PSU. 750 Watts is MORE than enough to expand still.

 

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Use PCpartpicker to plan the rig, It will both see if you can find better deals and if any of the parts are incompatable.

And export it as BBcode to the forum.

It looks good though.

 
CPU: Intel Core i7-4790K 4.0GHz Quad-Core Processor  ($319.98 @ OutletPC) 
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15 82.5 CFM CPU Cooler  ($89.99 @ Mwave) 
Motherboard: Asus Z97-DELUXE ATX LGA1150 Motherboard  ($265.99 @ SuperBiiz) 
Storage: Samsung 850 Pro Series 256GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($158.78 @ OutletPC) 
Video Card: MSI GeForce GTX 980 4GB Twin Frozr Video Card (2-Way SLI)  ($549.99 @ SuperBiiz) 
Video Card: MSI GeForce GTX 980 4GB Twin Frozr Video Card (2-Way SLI)  ($549.99 @ SuperBiiz) 
Optical Drive: LG GH24NS95 DVD/CD Writer  ($19.96 @ OutletPC) 
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 8.1 (OEM) (64-bit)  ($89.75 @ OutletPC) 
Total: $2443.61
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
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Ive converted it before.. its about 3400euros

 

EDIT It actually is 3 379,40€ but thats 3400 for me.

you wont get it for 1500€ becaus 2x980 and a 4790k is already 1400€ but for 2000€ you will get a good deal

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I wouldn't advice shooting straight for sli or cfx in a brand new build. Those are options for you to upgrade in the future. You're better off just getting one 980 and waiting for AMD's new cards to come out and see how they perform. Most likely, nVidia will drop their prices to compete and you can score a better deal on the second 980 or you can sell your current one and get the AMD cards.

 

I also wouldn't go balls to the walls on my very first build, particularly when I'm not building it. I'd rather just get a cheap system so that I can tinker with it and learn the basics of building a computer and understanding what I need and at what price range is a good value. What you're doing right now is just reckless and a waste of money. 

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I wouldn't advice shooting straight for sli or cfx in a brand new build. Those are options for you to upgrade in the future. You're better off just getting one 980 and waiting for AMD's new cards to come out and see how they perform. Most likely, nVidia will drop their prices to compete and you can score a better deal on the second 980 or you can sell your current one and get the AMD cards.

 

I also wouldn't go balls to the walls on my very first build, particularly when I'm not building it. I'd rather just get a cheap system so that I can tinker with it and learn the basics of building a computer and understanding what I need and at what price range is a good value. What you're doing right now is just reckless and a waste of money. 

 I know but i will buy it in August do you think the price will fall for this pieces ?

and do you know about the heat,  do you think it will be a problem after hours and hours Gaming ???

 

Thx for you help :D

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 I know but i will buy it in August do you think the price will fall for this pieces ?

and do you know about the heat,  do you think it will be a problem after hours and hours Gaming ???

 

Thx for you help :D

 

Prices will always fall over time. By August, AMD's new cards should be out, and prices on the GTX900 series and current RX200 series should drop. If you are running dual 980s in a somewhat decently ventilated case, temperatures shouldn't be an issue due to how efficient Maxwell is.

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