builting my first computer will all these stuff fit right?

Case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811129043

Power Supply: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371036

CPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819115212

RAM Geting 8GB: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145266

Mother Board: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131390

SSD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820167013

Things i am reusing from my comp right now:

CD/DVD Drive, 8800 GTX Graphics Card, Sound Card.

so what else am i missing? and will all those items fit into that motherboard?

TOTAL: 2,672.93$

Thats links to a empty shopping cart.

how do i post newegg shoping cart the right way? sryi am kinda new at this lol first time buying from them also

you gotta make a public wishlist or just link all separate parts. rascoqaz

yeah what they said.

okay so i can't find a windows 7 ultimate 64bit install cd on newegg how do i know i am buying the 64bit and not the 32bit?

the ultimate or premium edition of vista and 7 are all 64 bit basic or professional editions are 32-bit

edit: rest isnt bad at all btw.

Why are you getting such an insane cpu and using an older graphics card like that? rascoqaz

waiting for the new nvdia dx11 cards

You need triple channel memory for that motherboard.Duckman5

they are ddr3

Replace your CPU for the Core i7 920 and you don't need 8GB's of RAM, 6GB or even 4GB will do.

Looks good. Everything should work.IvanElk

tyvm for the answer now all i have to do is wait till i get a few days off work to order and put everything together

Case is good.

Power supply is WAAAAAY overkill for what you have, but for that price, it's pretty good.

Your CPU is a complete waste of money. You can easily get an i7 920, smack on a decent cooler, and get it that high yourself. Heck, I think it's even possible with the stock cooler.

8GB of memory is overkill unless you're planning to do some heavy video editing or rendering. If not, this 6GB memory set would be better for you, since your CPU socket supports triple channel.

Motherboard is good, depending on your planned uses. If you're planning to run a triple video card setup, then it's probably the best one you can get.

As for the SSD, I guess if you have the money, then go for it. But I don't think you would miss out on much if you just run two good hard drives in raid 0.

You need triple channel memory for that motherboard.Duckman5

Yea i'm not sure if this will be a problem, but really you should just get a 6gb triple channel pack which is more than enough and later on you can get another pack.

Is this PC for gaming or is it for other uses as well? You could save a good bit of money if you get the i7 920 (with the price difference you could get a 5970 video card). Get a good aftermarket heatsink & fan (like the Megahalems) and overclock the 920 to higher speeds than a stock 975. You will need different RAM. You have a dual channel kit selected. The i7 9xx cpu's and X58 mobo's will run DDR3 in triple channel. So, you will want 3 gb (3 x 1gb), 6 gb (3 x 2gb), or 12 gb (6 x 2gb). You shouldn't need 12gb of RAM (6gb should be more than enough). Corsair is pretty expensive you could save a little with other brands. Also, you would do just as well going with 1600 MHz speed for RAM (2000 MHz isn't necessary and most get it for overclocking). Also, you will want a normal HDD (500gb or 1tb) for storage. Personally, I would recommend just getting a normal HDD until the SSD's come down in price. Core i7 920 CPUCorsair Dominator 1600MHzOCZ Gold 1600MHz (I recommend this)jtcraft

okay thx for the info so i will need to get one more stick for the ram i am geting because i can not find any 3gb in one ram sticks in newegg i use the comp for everything and my family use it also and i do not know how to overclock i choose the sdd because i need somthing fast so i can get on and off with out the wait i will install only one or 2 games so all i need is a 32gb ssd

Case is good.

Power supply is WAAAAAY overkill for what you have, but for that price, it's pretty good.

Your CPU is a complete waste of money. You can easily get an i7 920, smack on a decent cooler, and get it that high yourself. Heck, I think it's even possible with the stock cooler.

8GB of memory is overkill unless you're planning to do some heavy video editing or rendering. If not, this 6GB memory set would be better for you, since your CPU socket supports triple channel.

Motherboard is good, depending on your planned uses. If you're planning to run a triple video card setup, then it's probably the best one you can get.

As for the SSD, I guess if you have the money, then go for it. But I don't think you would miss out on much if you just run two good hard drives in raid 0.

ravenguard90

In all seriousness though, you're overspending on the parts in this system. The i7 975 is a total waste of money. Don't believe me? Look at it this way; you can burn though three i7 920's at some ridiculous overclock and still have some pocket change left. The added features of the motherboard will likely be unused and unwanted, unless you're able to save enough money for a set of four Fermi cards. And as for the memory, you could buy a decent 6GB set for more than $200 less than the proposed Corsair 4GB (x2) set. To put it short, it would probably be best if you cut back with spending on over-priced components and instead pool the money towards the Fermi cards you're planning on buying.