New Gaming PC 0.2

[Espen_NR]

How about this setup? The text is in norwegian, but I guess the parts are fairly recognisable still :-)

My only concern here is if the PSU is able to handle this load. And of course if there is something Ive missed that should be totally obvious. 

 

E.

 

https://www.komplett.no/wishlist/shared/357d2fc2-9a45-4d01-b0dd-394405aa4f88

[r2724r16]

Use PCPartPicker for the part list!!!

[Espen_NR]

Just now, r2724r16 said:

Use PCPartPicker for the part list!!!

I have done before, but I havent always found all the parts there. But like I said, the name of the parts in this list is original so it should be fine. :-)

[lmeneses]

Solid build

[Espen_NR]

18 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

Use PCPartPicker for the part list!!!

Here is the list as near as it gets on partpicker. :-) 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RgMQLJ

 

[Fasauceome]

18 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

Use PCPartPicker for the part list!!!

Why? it isn't necessarily more useful than what's been posted, so there's no reason to make a second part list just to share with the forum.

[Espen_NR]

7 minutes ago, lmeneses said:

Solid build

Tnx mate.

[Aereldor]

21 minutes ago, Espen_NR said:

How about this setup? The text is in norwegian, but I guess the parts are fairly recognisable still :-)

My only concern here is if the PSU is able to handle this load. And of course if there is something Ive missed that should be totally obvious. 

 

E.

 

https://www.komplett.no/wishlist/shared/357d2fc2-9a45-4d01-b0dd-394405aa4f88

Good build. I'd say that you should spend a little more and get an 800-850w power supply so you can upgrade to SLI in the future. The 1080 Ti will inevitably become cheaper and getting a second one will be a collossal upgrade. Your motherboard already supports SLI and you clearly have room for it, but your power supply won't be able to handle another 1080 Ti.

Just a consideration.

[Espen_NR]

9 minutes ago, lmeneses said:

Solid build

 

1 minute ago, Aereldor said:

Good build. I'd say that you should spend a little more and get an 800-850w power supply so you can upgrade to SLI in the future. The 1080 Ti will inevitably become cheaper and getting a second one will be a collossal upgrade. Your motherboard already supports SLI and you clearly have room for it, but your power supply won't be able to handle another 1080 Ti.

Just a consideration.

That was a great suggestion, I am gonna think hard and probably not to long on that one. Thanks for your time!

 

E.

[Espen_NR]

I`ve ended up ordering this config:

https://www.komplett.no/wishlist/shared/6ed86974-d40b-4f71-90d7-cb59e81551ec

Looking so foreward  to building it this weekend! 

 

E.