Building a new PC, are these parts good?

I think they are all compatible (99% sure).

any suggestions

I think they are all compatible (99% sure).

any suggestions

SAGE_OF_FIRE

okay updated

if you;re planning to go sli in the future then get a radeon 6970 instead, othewise the 570 is good.

if you;re planning to go sli in the future then get a radeon 6970 instead, othewise the 570 is good.

blaznwiipspman1

If you can spare a few more $ i would upgrade from cavier green. That's... slow, isn't it?

If you can spare a few more $ i would upgrade from cavier green. That's... slow, isn't it?

theking52_TDK

Asus boards are better.evildead6789

Guess who owns and makes ASRock boards.

I was about to say change the HDD, but since you mentioned it's secondary then it looks good.

[QUOTE="evildead6789"]Asus boards are better.configme

Guess who owns and makes ASRock boards.

[QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"]

if you;re planning to go sli in the future then get a radeon 6970 instead, othewise the 570 is good.

SAGE_OF_FIRE

the 6970 in crossfire performs closely to the 580 in sli, if not the same

[QUOTE="SAGE_OF_FIRE"][QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"]

if you;re planning to go sli in the future then get a radeon 6970 instead, othewise the 570 is good.

blaznwiipspman1

the 6970 in crossfire performs closely to the 580 in sli, if not the same

[QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"]

[QUOTE="SAGE_OF_FIRE"] No plans, but why the 6970 over the 570? SAGE_OF_FIRE

the 6970 in crossfire performs closely to the 580 in sli, if not the same

no, 2x 570 perform similar to 6950 in crossfire, but you're getting a single card only so it doesn't matter much.

[QUOTE="configme"]

[QUOTE="evildead6789"]Asus boards are better.evildead6789

Guess who owns and makes ASRock boards.

Thats not even true. Current ASUS boards don't support PCI-E 3.0, while ASRock boards will support it natively with Ivy Bridge. And some of the best rated Sandy Bridge boards are ASRock. Not to mention there is almost no performance increase between quality motherboards.