Is 850W necessary? What about this PSU http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139006 Also I have never OC'd my current rig have not found the need to really. But it I go with two 6950's I can get a higher res than 1080P on that 46" TV? It wont burn an image in it if I leave on pause for 20mins or something crazy will it ? lol As long as what you got works for you and your happy man is what matters. I dont have the cash yet for this setup but it is within my means. Going to have to act broke for a few months but oo well its all about sacrifice. Thanks for the video I am sure it will help once I start setting this thing up. Not exactly set on all the part I am going to get as I always do my homework before spending money. I think the PSU I just found should do and the board, video card (6950X2) and processor are what I will purchase with the case first. Idk about a CPU cooler either I know it can be a PAIN esp with huge videocards dont want things getting in the way of one another.[QUOTE="Myzz617"]
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Why not that board will do just fine and in the future you can always add extra cards , you'll be set for life. The psu i would change though to the corsair 850Wtx. Corsair was chosen best psu manufacturer of 2010. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139022
The sound card on that board is 8 channels, i suppose that will be enough.
Flashing the bios will be peanuts and also very safe because the cards have dual bios. Everything you need to flash the bios is right here.
http://downloads.guru3d.com/Radeon-HD-6950-to-HD-6970-Flashing-Tools-download-2658.html
You can overclock the i5 but why would you it will be a perfect system why endanger it. Besides the i5-760 has turbo-boost , it overclocks itself when it needs too. I wouldn't buy any extra coolers but that's your choice.
Look like a very sweet system i wish it was mine, i only have an i3 with a hd 5770. I'm kinda of a cheapskatebut it runs everything i want on max settings on 720 p and 2 x AA.I think i will get me a 6950 myself , that flashing just looks way too sweet and i want to play crysis on 1080p and crank up the aa.
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evildead6789
your system will be using around 700 W , buying a 750 W psu will be enough but it doesn't leave a lot of headroom especially when your system will age the capacitators will age too. The 750 W will work fine but chances are that your system will break down after a number of years. The 850 W is a much safer bet
Cool, Will look to see if there is a better version. I am wary of products with no reviews would prefer popular things u know? But seems Like a 1000W PSU will be plenty enough.edit-better yet here we go :)http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139013
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