Need opinion on first computer bulid

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Your rig is a bit unbalanced, first, change the CPU to a i5 2500k, get a cheaper mobo, that one is expensive.

Change the PSU unless you are thinking of Crossfire, even a quality 650watt is overkill but it saves you money.

Your rig is a bit unbalanced, first, change the CPU to a i5 2500k, get a cheaper mobo, that one is expensive.

Change the PSU unless you are thinking of Crossfire, even a quality 650watt is overkill but it saves you money.

GTR12

[QUOTE="GTR12"]

Your rig is a bit unbalanced, first, change the CPU to a i5 2500k, get a cheaper mobo, that one is expensive.

Change the PSU unless you are thinking of Crossfire, even a quality 650watt is overkill but it saves you money.

Gamerperson33

I would personally just go for a single GPU and upgrade to a single GPU, it eliminates the possibility of crossfire issues.

[QUOTE="Gamerperson33"][QUOTE="GTR12"]

Your rig is a bit unbalanced, first, change the CPU to a i5 2500k, get a cheaper mobo, that one is expensive.

Change the PSU unless you are thinking of Crossfire, even a quality 650watt is overkill but it saves you money.

GTR12

I would personally just go for a single GPU and upgrade to a single GPU, it eliminates the possibility of crossfire issues.

Well, that does make sense if you think about it. All right I changed the motherboard and added the new processor.Gamerperson33

Now just change the RAM to a dual channel kit, 4GB or 8GB DDR3, Sandy Bridge doesn't use triple channel.

Also, just noticed, avoid that mobo at all costs, its the worst mobo on the market.

[QUOTE="Gamerperson33"] Well, that does make sense if you think about it. All right I changed the motherboard and added the new processor.GTR12

Now just change the RAM to a dual channel kit, 4GB or 8GB DDR3, Sandy Bridge doesn't use triple channel.

Also, just noticed, avoid that mobo at all costs, its the worst mobo on the market.

Out of curiosity, what's wrong with it?

[QUOTE="Gamerperson33"] Well, that does make sense if you think about it. All right I changed the motherboard and added the new processor.GTR12

Now just change the RAM to a dual channel kit, 4GB or 8GB DDR3, Sandy Bridge doesn't use triple channel.

Also, just noticed, avoid that mobo at all costs, its the worst mobo on the market.

[QUOTE="GTR12"]

[QUOTE="Gamerperson33"] Well, that does make sense if you think about it. All right I changed the motherboard and added the new processor.Gamerperson33

Now just change the RAM to a dual channel kit, 4GB or 8GB DDR3, Sandy Bridge doesn't use triple channel.

Also, just noticed, avoid that mobo at all costs, its the worst mobo on the market.

Now all you need to do is wire me the money so I can buy it Its a great rig lol, have, and don't forget to Crossfire the 6870 or the PSU is going to waste.