My Work In Progress (update)

[ddostella]

Its not much, but I love my computer.

 

I've been working on it for a while.

Working for another 770 and more ram

Also I will be upgrading all the fans to Corsair SP 120's here in the near future (there in the mail)

 

Well thanks for checking it out

Hope you enjoy

 

[sorry the pictures are crap]

 

 

 

Specs:

 

Cpu: intel I5-3570k @ 4.2ghz

 

MoBo: Asus Maximus V Formula

 

Cooling: Corsair H100i

 

Psu: Corsair HX1050

 

Memory: 16gbs Corsair Dominator Platinum 1866mhz

 

Gpu: Evga Geforce Gtx 770 sc w/ acx cooler

 

Ssd/Hdd: Intel 520 60gb - Samsung 840 120gb - WB Black 1tb

 

Case: Corsair 650D

 

 

Update:

 

So far Ive only add another Evga Geforce Gtx 770 sc

But Ive been thinking about upgrading to the 770 classified 4g cards <--- Thoughts?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A little better look from my last post.

Thanks for checking my PC out.

Well hope you enjoyed!

More will be adding soon.

[virusal19]

Looks really good. You should get some really nice sleeved red cables, that would look awesome.

[ddostella]

Looks really good. You should get some really nice sleeved red cables, that would look awesome.

 

Thanks! Ive been saving some money up to upgrade my psu, I was thinking about the Evga supernova nex 1500w

I know its "overkill" at the moment but I plan to do alot more with this build

 

Again Thanks for your input :)

[PatronRoly]

Nice Build looks really good

[TheDigitalRealm]

Thanks! Ive been saving some money up to upgrade my psu, I was thinking about the Evga supernova nex 1500w

I know its "overkill" at the moment but I plan to do alot more with this build

 

Again Thanks for your input :)

Your current PSU is kind of a waste of money. You will never max your current psu. You'd have been fine with something like an AX760 or an AX860. Your current PSU will handle all the drives and water cooling you can throw at it.

 

About the GPU's, are you gaming at 1080p? If so you don't need the classified cards. If you are or want to game in Surround or at 1440p then go for the 4GB cards. Bare in mind that unless you overclock them, they'll only ever use a maximum of around 3.8gb of their RAM.

[ddostella]

Your current PSU is kind of a waste of money. You will never max your current psu. You'd have been fine with something like an AX760 or an AX860. Your current PSU will handle all the drives and water cooling you can throw at it.

 

About the GPU's, are you gaming at 1080p? If so you don't need the classified cards. If you are or want to game in Surround or at 1440p then go for the 4GB cards. Bare in mind that unless you overclock them, they'll only ever use a maximum of around 3.8gb of their RAM.

 

On the topic of psu's, Ive read bad things about the corsair hx series and it vibrates more then anything in my pc.

I'll look into the corsair ax series, also they have nice sleeved cables

 

And for graphics cards, Im waiting on my other Asus vg248qe monitors, they are 1080p so Ill be running they in surround

Ive also read that with new games coming soon, some will require more then 2GB's of VRAM.

So I think I would be better off with the 4GB cards, also Evga has the step up program

 

Thank you for your post :)

[TheDigitalRealm]

On the topic of psu's, Ive read bad things about the corsair hx series and it vibrates more then anything in my pc.

I'll look into the corsair ax series, also they have nice sleeved cables

 

And for graphics cards, Im waiting on my other Asus vg248qe monitors, they are 1080p so Ill be running they in surround

Ive also read that with new games coming soon, some will require more then 2GB's of VRAM.

So I think I would be better off with the 4GB cards, also Evga has the step up program

 

Thank you for your post :)

Really? Well I've just invested in an AX850 (the old model) and I couldn't be happier, nice and quiet.

If I were you I'd get an AX860, it would give you more headroom than an AX760 for water cooling, more drives, overclocking etc.

 

I've just ordered some red sleeved cables ;)

 

You'll definitely need the 4GB cards bud. Surround gaming means 200% more pixels to generate, which needs a lot of VRAM. Get the 4GB cards for peace of mind. :)

[TheCasaNova]

i laugh every time when ever i see that black ops 2 poster that says the future is black