Finalizing my parts list... Help!

[MikeytheSpartan1]

Hey guys, I've made a post about this before, but it's finally time to finish this list up. Do you guys have any suggestions or see any issues/bottlenecks that I don't? (This will be used strictly for gaming)

 

Thanks again!

 

The list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Bp6v7P

[blueballs]

if you plan on sli go with 750-850w (I suggest evga)

 

Otherwise everything else look good so Happy Building!

[Guest Oakley]

You are wasting $100 on a CPU cooler. I love that monitor. Go for the 250gb SSD to put your OS and all your games on it. Finally, 16gbs of RAM wouldnt hurt. 

 

Sick Case

[MikeytheSpartan1]

if you plan on sli go with 750-850w (I suggest evga)

 

Otherwise everything else look good so Happy Building!

 I've never done it, and i plan on doing 1080p gaming for awhile so I'll just stick with one lol, but thanks!

 

You are wasting $100 on a CPU cooler. I love that monitor. Go for the 250gb SSD to put your OS and all your games on it. Finally, 16gbs of RAM wouldnt hurt. 

 

Sick Case

 For some reason I REALLY hate cpu fan coolers, theyre just not sexy and theyre too loud IMO and thanks for the suggestions, but im trying to bring the price down 

[Guest Oakley]

 I've never done it, and i plan on doing 1080p gaming for awhile so I'll just stick with one lol, but thanks!

 

 For some reason I REALLY hate cpu fan coolers, theyre just not sexy and theyre too loud IMO and thanks for the suggestions, but im trying to bring the price down 

Makes sense, to bring the price down you should consider upgrading the SSD capacity and downgrading to a 1TB HDD? Games load so much faster... *cough GTA V* 

 

Actually it probably wont bring it down too much, but is so worth it. Trust me.

[MikeytheSpartan1]

Makes sense, to bring the price down you should consider upgrading the SSD capacity and downgrading to a 1TB HDD? Games load so much faster... *cough GTA V* 

 

Actually it probably wont bring it down too much, but is so worth it. Trust me.

i feel like splitting up my steam library would be a hassle, right?

[Hieb]

I'd recommend getting 16GB of RAM for new systems right now. Some games experience some stuttering and occasional hiccups with just 8GB. Not a huge deal, you can still very well get by with 8GB but it makes sense to invest in 16GB right now, IMO.