Anygood?

[Nicholas15]

I was just quickly wondering if this build was good, bad or had any flaws/improvements that you guys can see, I also have a budget of £1000 ($1470)

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/vcjTbv

 

Thanks

[Jwalbrecht2000]

4 minutes ago, Nicholas15 said:

I was just quickly wondering if this build was good, bad or had any flaws/improvements that you guys can see, I also have a budget of £1000 ($1470)

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/vcjTbv

 

Thanks

Nice, looks like a pretty good budget build.

[Nicholas15]

Just now, Jwalbrecht2000 said:

Nice, looks like a pretty good budget build.

Thanks

[mpsparrow]

I would suggest that you add a ssd to that build.

[Xanderbobs]

Hey, looks like a great build! A couple things though. Personally, I would go for a single 980 over dual 960's as it still offers amazing performance but without the issues which putting two cards in sli would bring to the table. Also I would look into possible getting an SSD, even if it was only to hold your OS and combine it with a larger HDD.  

[Nicholas15]

Just now, Xanderbobs said:

Hey, looks like a great build! A couple things though. Personally, I would go for a single 980 over dual 960's as it still offers amazing performance but without the issues which putting two cards in sli would bring to the table. Also I would look into possible getting an SSD, even if it was only to hold your OS and combine it with a larger HDD.  

 

1 minute ago, mpsparrow said:

I would suggest that you add a ssd to that build.

I already own a 120Gb SSD and I could fit the 980 in cause I already have the processor

[DarkRuskov]

go for a 970 or 390, don't go with a SLI

[Nacho Marco Segui]

Do not SLI 960s, please. Get a 970/390 or whatever single card budget allows

[Telebubbies]

Get 1 MSI GTX 980 instead of 2 GTX 960. 

[Moonzy]

1) why not skylake?

2) why dual gtx 960? SLI isnt worth it unless you already have the top tier cards, it has LOTS of issues

3) could get a cheaper psu maybe? but this psu is great as well

[Telebubbies]

And that RAM won't reach its full potential. The CPU can only take DDR3 1600MHz. http://ark.intel.com/products/80811/Intel-Core-i5-4690K-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_90-GHz

[Telebubbies]

And you need a CPU cooler.