Depending on how much you want to spend on RAM, I would recommend the Kingston RAM Or this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820231098
I'd definetely spend a few bucks more and get a better PSU like the PC Power and Cooling 750W Quad SLI. You can find them for under $199 online. For the ram why not get PC 6400? Are you going to use the stock HSF or buy an aftermarket? I'd suggest the Zalman 9500/9700 or the Tuniq Tower.
From the looks of things, you want nothing but the best, in which case I would suggest switching to Corsair XMS for the memory and a PC Power and Cooling PSU.
I wasn't really going for SLI. My motherboard isn't an SLI motherboard. If I did get something like the 680i, would it have any other benefits besides SLI support? Also could you link PSU. Thanks :).
I wasn't really going for SLI. My motherboard isn't an SLI motherboard. If I did get something like the 680i, would it have any other benefits besides SLI support? Also could you link PSU. Thanks :).mrbales
Amazing OC potential, stable board, nForce4 chipset... hmm I like it :) http://www.pcpower.com/products/viewproduct.php?show=S75Q
Oh and even if you dont' plan on SLI now, for a few extra bucks this PSU is one of the best, literally. Its amazingly stable across all the rails. Instead of seperate 12v rails it has 1 thats rated at 60A instead of 4 at 15A each. You can read all about it on their website and all the raving reviews its got. Very high quality PSU. :) I ordered mine from some other site because the manuf. was backordered and newegg wasnt a good price. If you want it I will lookup the name of the company I bought it from.
Looks good but I sitll won't budge on the PSU :) I Just got mine and upgraded from another 750W (silverstone strider) and I can already see the difference. The PC PSU has much more stable voltages :) But either way your system looks great and your going to LOVE it, its very similar to my system and theres not a game I cant run completely maxed out at 1920x1200.
Log in to comment