Need three items...

so basically i need these in order to finish my this rig i have been delaying this for months now but fianlly got the time on my hands

Antec 900 Nine Hundred - Gaming Case with 200mm Top Fan - No PSU £74.98
Corsair 650W TX Series PSU - 120mm Fan, 80+% Efficiency, Single +12V Rail £72.05
Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD3R iX58 Socket 1366 7.1 Channel Audio ATX Motherboard £146.99

These prices are from ebuyer if any knows where to get these cheaper please let me know

Also will i need a modular psu?? still unclear of the difference lol

The rest of the Rig consists of

core i7 920

640GB - 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache-sata

320GB Samsung HD322HJ -sata
6 gb ram dual channel ddr 3
ati radeon 4350 512 mb (not looking to upgrade since i have x360 and ps3)

i recommend newegg.com to anyone building a pc, as would probably 95% of the people on this forum. you could check them out.NauthiX

i recommend newegg.com to anyone building a pc, as would probably 95% of the people on this forum. you could check them out.NauthiX

Do yourself a favor and buy your case ata local store. I hear returning a case back to online store can be quite frustrating.

Do yourself a favor and buy your case ata local store. I hear returning a case back to online store can be quite frustrating.

lvgaming

Yea i suppose since it's a big delivery package, and you would most likely have to pay return postage sounds quite annoying. Still need help with the mobo, stick with that one or asus (around same specs) and need a modular psu, don't know which one

Do yourself a favor and buy your case ata local store. I hear returning a case back to online store can be quite frustrating.

lvgaming

What's your budget?

Mobo - Foxconn Flaming Blade & GTI are getting descent reviews. Gigabyte will also work for you.

PSU - Corsair Modular

PSU - Corsair Modularlvgaming

[QUOTE="lvgaming"]PSU - Corsair Modularmarkop2003

Assumed the TC was doing an i7 build, that they may have a little extra cash to spend. lol..

Scan.co.uk is what I use. If you sign up at hexus.net and make 20 posts, you get free postage with them. Find out about it on their forums.

Also www.dabs.co.uk www.overclockers.co.uk www.microdirect.co.uk www.ebuyer.co.uk

What are you going to be using the PC for? Unless you are going to be running CPU intensive tasks, I would recommend downgrading the i7 to a phenom 940 and an am3 motherboard, saving yourself around I think £150. As the i7 performs similar to the 940 in games, jsut better in apps, but it doesnt justify it's price. The phenom 940 or 945 are the best price/performance quad core at the moment in my opinion. It's up to you, if you want to have the latest and the best and have the money to spend on it, get the i7, if you just want a good PC and don't want to spend extra to get a bit more performance get the 940 or 945.

Guy's the core i7,HDD's, Ram and ATI 4850 i already have physically in front of me.

just need to finish it of...

Need mobo, psu and case all i need to finish the rig

Scan.co.uk is what I use. If you sign up at hexus.net and make 20 posts, you get free postage with them. Find out about it on their forums.

Also www.dabs.co.uk www.overclockers.co.uk www.microdirect.co.uk www.ebuyer.co.uk

What are you going to be using the PC for? Unless you are going to be running CPU intensive tasks, I would recommend downgrading the i7 to a phenom 940 and an am3 motherboard, saving yourself around I think £150. As the i7 performs similar to the 940 in games, jsut better in apps, but it doesnt justify it's price. The phenom 940 or 945 are the best price/performance quad core at the moment in my opinion. It's up to you, if you want to have the latest and the best and have the money to spend on it, get the i7, if you just want a good PC and don't want to spend extra to get a bit more performance get the 940 or 945.

joshuahaveron