Will this setup work?

[Tydixon]

I'm planning on building my first high end build in which I'm confused on a certain portion of it. For this Gpu setup I'd love to have an nvidia quadro k4000 and a Titan x but I don't know if it would work. I'll be puting it in a system with an Intel core i7 5960x and an asus rampage five extreme if that has anything to do with it. Will it work? Please help, I don't know too much about pc's yet

[thekeemo]

yes it will work

and that motherboard is just a waste of money

[Real_PhillBert]

I'm planning on building my first high end build in which I'm confused on a certain portion of it. For this Gpu setup I'd love to have an nvidia quadro k4000 and a Titan x but I don't know if it would work. I'll be puting it in a system with an Intel core i7 5960x and an asus rampage five extreme if that has anything to do with it. Will it work? Please help, I don't know too much about pc's yet

It will work. What is your intended use for the machine?

 

Why not the K4200? The update to the K4000.

[Tydixon]

I'm planning on using this for 3d animation and video editing but I also want the Titan for 4k gaming. I also found the k4000 on sale for $650 so I thought it would be a good price to performance card for the build

[Tydixon]

It will work. What is your intended use for the machine?

 

Why not the K4200? The update to the K4000.

[Real_PhillBert]

I'm planning on using this for 3d animation and video editing but I also want the Titan for 4k gaming. I also found the k4000 on sale for $650 so I thought it would be a good price to performance card for the build

The term price to performance should never be used in the same sentence as Quadros. 

 

Quadro's are used for 10-bit color output, double precision, reliability and validation with programs. Not for maximum performance. Unless you are using the PC to make your living, I would actually advise against a Quadro. 

[Tydixon]

The term price to performance should never be used in the same sentence as Quadros. 

 

Quadro's are used for 10-bit color output, double precision, reliability and validation with programs. Not for maximum performance. Unless you are using the PC to make your living, I would actually advise against a Quadro.

Thanks for the advice! What would you recommend I do instead

[Real_PhillBert]

Thanks for the advice! What would you recommend I do instead

If you are already are planning on running a card like a Titan X, I would simply skip the Quadro and save the $500, or go big and pick up a second Titan X. 

[Tydixon]

If you are already are planning on running a card like a Titan X, I would simply skip the Quadro and save the $500, or go big and pick up a second Titan X.

What if I were to go to 1440p on an rog swift monitor, what would you recommend?

[faziten]

High end build is NOT a thing. HIGH end GAMING or WORKING is. 

 

i7+Titan X is high end gaming rig, not close to a high end Working Station. 

Also... working with...?  Adobe? CAD? Programming? Physics simulation? 

[Real_PhillBert]

What if I were to go to 1440p on an rog swift monitor, what would you recommend?

That monitor does not support 10-bit color anyway so consumer cards will perform better and Quadro's will offer you limited benefits. Mainly CAD validation program which you don't need for video rendering.

 

I would recommend you stick with the consumer GPU's as they fit your needs better.