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Unless system noise is a factor

A good air cooler will be quieter than an AIO. If the op wants a quiet build then a Noctua or BeQuiet cooler would be a good choice.

[EvilShadow772]

@MG2R Yeah I'm going to check that right away

[EvilShadow772]

@MG2R Yeah I'm going to check that right away

[EvilShadow772]

@lee32uk

Well yeah i thought about picking the new noctua but it's huge but it's well rated

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@lee32uk

Well yeah i thought about picking the new noctua but it's huge but it's well rated

If you don't mind the colour scheme then they are very good coolers. The BeQuiet coolers look nicer as they are all Black in colour, but they are a bit more fiddly to install. I have a BeQuiet Dark Rock 2 and it is pretty much inaudible. 

[brob]

@brob

for the psu I know I had better options but right now I'll go with I'll buy a better one later.

the pc I'll use for gaming. Daily use and ocacionaly for some VM

 

PSU is an important component. A good unit will contribute to system stability and maximize component life times.

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/Intel-Core-i7-Nehalem,2057-13.html

http://techreport.com/review/15967/exploring-the-impact-of-memory-speed-on-core-i7-performance/8

 

Conclusion: synthetic benchmarks that test raw throughput will see the difference, scientific programs that crunch numbers by the GB/s might see the difference, gaming and general purpose computing won't see a difference. If there is a difference, it's on such a level our human brains won't be able to perceive it.

 

There's a same tendency with memory bandwith (MHz), as demonstrated by Linus:

 

 

You could save yourself quite some money by staying away from the X99 platform. There's not really a reason to go there with your use case.

 

Sadly the links compare dual to triple channel DDR3. I have been unable to find decent (actually any) studies of DDR4 channel scaling. 

 

The % price differential between dual and quad channel kits of the same total capacity is typically less than the % performance differential, especially for memory intensive applications like rendering and editing. IMO, the decision criteria when building a new system is different from upgrading an existing one. It makes sense with new systems to choose better performing parts, (even if the improvement is small), when the cost of doing so is less or about the same. A few % better performance from one choice added to a few % better performance from another choice soon adds up to something quite noticeable.

 

Agreed with the comments concerning X99. Z97 makes more sense for the described usage.

[EvilShadow772]

Could you guys give some advices i'm thinking about the 

Asus Maximus VII Ranger

for the motherboard any pro or cons?

[GarnetDevil]

Could you guys give some advices i'm thinking about the 

Asus Maximus VII Ranger

for the motherboard any pro or cons?

It's the same as Hero with some features cut down

 

But still expensive as fuck, so I suggest getting the MSI Z97 Gaming 5 if you prefer red/black theme mobo

[Guest]

It's the same as Hero with some features cut down

 

But still expensive as fuck, so I suggest getting the MSI Z97 Gaming 5 if you prefer red/black theme mobo

The Gigabyte Gaming 5 is/was currently at a great price after rebate. Something like $95 or so.

[EvilShadow772]

@GarnetDevil Where i live the price of the two it's almost the same. but i think the Gigabyte gaming 5 is a solid motherboard so i'm probably getting it or a asus maximus VII hero Z97

 

[brob]

Could you guys give some advices i'm thinking about the 

Asus Maximus VII Ranger

for the motherboard any pro or cons?

 

I am a fan of Asus motherboards.

 

Prices for the Ranger seem to vary quite widely. In some locals it is quite a bit less expensive than the Hero. In others it is much more. I would pick the less expensive of the two. You might also want to take a look at the Asus Z97 Pro Gamer if it is available to you.

[EvilShadow772]

@brob

i checked and the difference in price is about 50.- here in my country 

[EvilShadow772]

After some time this is my final build :

 

Motherboard :

Asus Maximus VII Hero 

CPU:

Intel i7 4790k

CPU cooler :
Corsair h100i

RAM :

Corsair Vengeance Pro 2X8Go DDR3 2400 or 1600

Case:

Nzxt noctis 450

GPU: 

Gigabyte GTX980ti or the 980

PSU:

Cooler Master G750M (750W)

HDD :

1x ssd 256GB

1x HDD WD black 1TB

 

 

thank's for all the help guys much appreciated

[brob]

Other than the psu, it looks good.

[EvilShadow772]

Other than the psu, it looks good.

I know i changed my mind about the psu, i'm looking between two,

Corsair rm750

Cooler master V750

 

The two of them are Gold.

[brob]

I know i changed my mind about the psu, i'm looking between two,

Corsair rm750

Cooler master V750

 

The two of them are Gold.

 

I would steer clear of RM series psu. If I recall correctly the Cooler Master V750 is a pretty good psu. 80+ Gold simply refers to the psu efficiency, not build or component quality.

[EvilShadow772]

@brob 

Would you recommend the seasonic X-750? i heard great things about it 

Currently the cooler master v750 isn't available in my country

[brob]

@brob 

Would you recommend the seasonic X-750? i heard great things about it 

Currently the cooler master v750 isn't available in my country

 

The Seasonic X-750, (SS-750KM and ss-750KM3), is an excellent psu.

[Guest]

@brob 

Would you recommend the seasonic X-750? i heard great things about it 

Currently the cooler master v750 isn't available in my country

Have a look for the EVGA G2 750W as it should be cheaper. 

[EvilShadow772]

@lee32uk

I know, and it was what i was going to buy but i had to wait 4-6 months... it's 50.- cheaper.

[EvilShadow772]

@brob

Thank's for the tip