New build

[JacUk]

So planning to make a new pc build but i am a bit unsure about this one. 

 

MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SEA HAWK X - 11GB

NZXT Kraken X62 RGB v2 CPU Køler - Vandkøling - Max 38 dBA

Samsung 850 EVO SSD - 1TB

Intel Core i7-6850K Broadwell-E CPU - 3.6 GHz - Intel LGA2011-V3 - 6 kerner - Intel Boxed

ASUS ROG STRIX X99 GAMING Bundkort - Intel X99 - Intel LGA2011-V3 socket - DDR4 RAM - ATX

Kingston HyperX Pred DDR4-3200 QC - 32GB

Seagate BarraCuda 3.5" ST4000DM005 Harddisk - 4 TB - 3.5" - 7200 rpm - SATA-600 - 64 MB cache

NZXT 440

EVGA GQ 1000 Strømforsyning - 1000 Watt - 135 mm - 80 Plus Gold certified

 

What do you guys think? anything you would change within price reason of course.

[Guest]

No need of a 1000w at all. Even a 850w is fine for 2 1080ti. I would get one 650w for now if you don't plan having SLI

6850k is a bad value. Get a Ryzen 7 1700 instead for much cheaper with similar performance. If you still insist getting X99 then at least wait how X299 does (it's like few months away only) or get a 6800k instead. You are paying extra from the 6850k just for some clock speed increase and extra PCIE lanes you don't need/use

 

[Changis]

that seems like a good system, though PSU is a bit overkill for a single 1080 TI, even with overclock, i would go for a titanium or platinum certified 750W for about the same price if you can find it, if money isn't that much of an issue, get a Seasonic Prime Titanium.

Also, i would check to see if you can get the Inno3d Ichill x3 GTX 1080ti ultra as it has pretty substansial clockspeeds from the factory at a very little premium over FE.. (mine was 30 euro (300 nok) more expensive than the cheapest FE version.. it beats the Sea Hawk X on stock speeds
use the money saved to upgrade other components (like PSU and maybe NVME drives if you have support for it

Sea Hawk X clockspeeds: (Boost / Base)
1683 MHz / 1569 MHz (OC)
1657 MHz / 1544 MHz (Gaming)
1582 MHz / 1480 MHz (Silent)

Inno3d Ichill x3 1080ti 

Graphics Clock-Base Clock (MHz) 1607
Boost Clock (MHz)1721

[Gaurav S Rao]

13 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

No need of a 1000w at all. Even a 850w is fine for 2 1080ti. I would get one 650w for now if you don't plan having SLI

6850k is a bad value. Get a Ryzen 7 1700 instead for much cheaper with similar performance. If you still insist getting X99 then at least wait how X299 does (it's like few months away only) or get a 6800k instead. You are paying extra from the 6850k just for some clock speed increase and extra PCIE lanes you don't need/use

 

X299 and all CPU's rumoured upto a 7900X is released,both are already here,check Amazon and Newegg US

[Guest]

Just now, Gaurav S Rao said:

X299 and all CPU's rumoured upto a 7900X is released,both are already here,check Amazon and Newegg US

im late then. rip. 

[Gaurav S Rao]

26 minutes ago, JacUk said:

So planning to make a new pc build but i am a bit unsure about this one. 

 

MSI GeForce GTX 1080 Ti SEA HAWK X - 11GB

NZXT Kraken X62 RGB v2 CPU Køler - Vandkøling - Max 38 dBA

Samsung 850 EVO SSD - 1TB

Intel Core i7-6850K Broadwell-E CPU - 3.6 GHz - Intel LGA2011-V3 - 6 kerner - Intel Boxed

ASUS ROG STRIX X99 GAMING Bundkort - Intel X99 - Intel LGA2011-V3 socket - DDR4 RAM - ATX

Kingston HyperX Pred DDR4-3200 QC - 32GB

Seagate BarraCuda 3.5" ST4000DM005 Harddisk - 4 TB - 3.5" - 7200 rpm - SATA-600 - 64 MB cache

NZXT 440

EVGA GQ 1000 Strømforsyning - 1000 Watt - 135 mm - 80 Plus Gold certified

 

What do you guys think? anything you would change within price reason of course.

Get Ryzen 5,7,6850K is shit value compared to that

 

[Gaurav S Rao]

1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

im late then. rip. 

Lol,btw the CPU's only released around 4-5 days ago.

 

7920X/7940X/7960X/7980XE are not released yet,they will come out later.

Thing is,1800X only has 24 PCIe lanes (If im right) not sure if it will be enough for SLI,but probably chipset PCIe lanes come to rescue

 

[JacUk]

31 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

No need of a 1000w at all. Even a 850w is fine for 2 1080ti. I would get one 650w for now if you don't plan having SLI

6850k is a bad value. Get a Ryzen 7 1700 instead for much cheaper with similar performance. If you still insist getting X99 then at least wait how X299 does (it's like few months away only) or get a 6800k instead. You are paying extra from the 6850k just for some clock speed increase and extra PCIE lanes you don't need/use

 

Ok, so you would go with a X299 and a I7 7740 or the new I9 ? 

 

And thanks for the replys.