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    WD is Rockin, #1 HDD Brand byfar.

    RAM is so cheap ATM, you might aswell just pick some up.

    Also, I have the Lachesis, Newer Cousin of the Death adder, Thing ROCKS!

    Nice build, I built mine a LITTLE before SandyBridge came out, so I have the i7 950, and 2 460 Hawkz.

    DEFINETLY get the AX850, I have the same PSU, thing is a Fucking CHAMP!



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    Quote Originally Posted by QuickSkope
    WD is Rockin, #1 HDD Brand byfar.

    RAM is so cheap ATM, you might aswell just pick some up.
    Way to restate what snarf said

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    Quote Originally Posted by QuickSkope
    WD is Rockin, #1 HDD Brand byfar.

    RAM is so cheap ATM, you might aswell just pick some up.

    Also, I have the Lachesis, Newer Cousin of the Death adder, Thing ROCKS!

    Nice build, I built mine a LITTLE before SandyBridge came out, so I have the i7 950, and 2 460 Hawkz.

    DEFINETLY get the AX850, I have the same PSU, thing is a Fucking CHAMP!
    Hehe, you are the second person to tell me to get AX850, even thou the 750 will be enough for me.

    Is there a point adding 100$ to the 750 to get 850 ? O___O

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    Quote Originally Posted by miller
    Is there a point adding 100$ to the 750 to get 850 ? O___O
    I'm not sure off the top of my head how much that graphics card draws (but I imagine it's a lot). Getting a higher wattage PSU would allow you to throw in a second GTX 580 in SLI whenever you wanted to. However, if you don't plan on doing this, stick with what you have.

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    Quote Originally Posted by glouch
    Quote Originally Posted by miller
    Is there a point adding 100$ to the 750 to get 850 ? O___O
    I'm not sure off the top of my head how much that graphics card draws (but I imagine it's a lot). Getting a higher wattage PSU would allow you to throw in a second GTX 580 in SLI whenever you wanted to. However, if you don't plan on doing this, stick with what you have.
    750W is enough for the build that I posted. However, if I plan to overclock my comp, I will need a 800W supply.

    Now, I am starting to think it's better to get 2x560 Ti cards for the same price as 580 GTX and throw in the third when its necessary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by miller
    Quote Originally Posted by glouch
    Quote Originally Posted by miller
    Is there a point adding 100$ to the 750 to get 850 ? O___O
    I'm not sure off the top of my head how much that graphics card draws (but I imagine it's a lot). Getting a higher wattage PSU would allow you to throw in a second GTX 580 in SLI whenever you wanted to. However, if you don't plan on doing this, stick with what you have.
    750W is enough for the build that I posted. However, if I plan to overclock my comp, I will need a 800W supply.

    Now, I am starting to think it's better to get 2x560 Ti cards for the same price as 580 GTX and throw in the third when its necessary.
    I didn't realise Corsair made an AX750 Thats definately sufficient for your build. As for the 560, 2 of those are quicker than a single 580 but I
    would go for an 850w if I was to put those in SLI. The 560 Ti doesn't support 3 way SLI only 2 way at max - 570 and 580 are Tri and Quad Sli
    compatible.


    Edit: you can use this website for hardware comparison: www.anandtech.com/bench
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    Quote Originally Posted by louistf2
    Quote Originally Posted by miller
    Quote Originally Posted by glouch
    Quote Originally Posted by miller
    Is there a point adding 100$ to the 750 to get 850 ? O___O
    I'm not sure off the top of my head how much that graphics card draws (but I imagine it's a lot). Getting a higher wattage PSU would allow you to throw in a second GTX 580 in SLI whenever you wanted to. However, if you don't plan on doing this, stick with what you have.
    750W is enough for the build that I posted. However, if I plan to overclock my comp, I will need a 800W supply.

    Now, I am starting to think it's better to get 2x560 Ti cards for the same price as 580 GTX and throw in the third when its necessary.
    I didn't realise Corsair made an AX750 Thats definately sufficient for your build. As for the 560, 2 of those are quicker than a single 580 but I
    would go for an 850w if I was to put those in SLI. The 560 Ti doesn't support 3 way SLI only 2 way at max - 570 and 580 are Tri and Quad Sli
    compatible.


    Edit: you can use this website for hardware comparison: www.anandtech.com/bench
    Yeah, true that. Too much hassle with 2 560's if they only support 2-way. I think I have now made up my mind, and I'm going with these specs:

    Case - Cooler Master CM Storm Enforcer
    Processor - Intel Core i7 2600K (3.4 Ghz)
    Motherboard - ASUS P8Z68-V-ATX
    Memory - G.Skill Ripjaws-X 8GB(2x 4GB) DDR3 KIT
    Graphics Card - ASUS GeForce GTX 580 EVGA (1.5 GB)
    Main Hard Drive - Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB (SATA 6GB)
    Power Supply - Corsair TX-750 V2 750W Enthusiast Series Power Supply
    Watercooling Kit - Corsair Cooling Hydro Series H60 High-performance CPU Cooler
    Operating System - Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium, 64bit - SP1

    Monitor - ASUS VS248H 24"
    Mouse - Razer Death Adder
    Headset - Razer Carcharias
    Keyboard - Razer Black Widow Ultimate

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    Corsair is still overpriced and I still think this would be a way better option.
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817121068
    Also yes two lower tier cards on sli is usually more efficient than 1.
    Also looking at that aus website someone linked I would be depressed if that was my only option for parts because the variety is so awful.
    I was a commando you know.

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    www.mwave.com.au

    Yes, the variety in Australia is not that great and parts costs a fuckload most of the time =(

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