My first Gaming PC Build - Did I make the right decision buying these parts ?

[GrZeLa]

HI everyone! Did I make the right decision buying these parts ?

Spec List:

Case: Corsair Obsidian 900D
CPU: Intel Core i7-3970X Extreme Edition
Cpu Cooling: Swiftech H320 CPU Liquid Cooling Kit + 6x Noctua 120mm NF-F12 PWM 1500RPM Fans Push/Pull
Mobo: Asus Rampage IV Black Edition
Ram: Kingston 32GB (4 x 8GB) HyperX Beast DDR3 2400MHz DIMM CL11 Mfr#: KHX24C11T3K4/32X
GPU: 2x EVGA GeForce GTX 780 Ti Superclocked w/ EVGA ACX Cooler
PSU: Corsair AX1200i
Storage1: Samsung SSD 840 Evo 250 GB for OS
Storage2: Samsung SSD 840 Evo 500 GB for games and sofwares
Storage3: WD Green, SATA 6G, 3 TB for Buckup

In the near future I'll want to install full water cooling setup for the cpu, mobo and gpu's.

Let's hope that your answers will be positive, otherwise i will have to hang myself:p
By the way sorry for my bad english.

[GrZeLa]

Nate152 wrote:
Closed water cooling loop for your cpu is fine. Even if you liquid cooled your graphics cards you wouldn't get any more performance as you cannot adjust the voltage on them without some kind of a bios mod, and even then I'm not sure you would be able to. NVidia has locked the voltage on the kepler cards.

Can I overclock my processor 3970x with this closed loop --> Swiftech H320 CPU Liquid Cooling Kit + 6x Noctua 120mm NF-F12 PWM 1500RPM Fans Push/Pull. If yes, how far i can push my processor wit this closed loop?

[kkn]

well no one can say for shure.
if you get a good cpu you can push it high.
if you are unlucky and get a poor one you may not be able to go past 4.0ghz.
its a lotto on that since each and every cpu is not 100% the same when it comes to be able to OC.

[GrZeLa]

kkn wrote:
well no one can say for shure.
if you get a good cpu you can push it high.
if you are unlucky and get a poor one you may not be able to go past 4.0ghz.
its a lotto on that since each and every cpu is not 100% the same when it comes to be able to OC.

So hopefully i will get this good one. By the way you pay a lot of money for cpu and you're not sure at the end of what you will get, GOOD or POOR one for OC. This is sad.

[kkn]

GrZeLa wrote:
So hopefully i will get this good one. By the way you pay a lot of money for cpu and you're not sure at the end of what you will get, GOOD or POOR one for OC. This is sad.

its the same as buying enny thing else.
will it last? will it break? is it broken?++++
you never know.
you never know to be honest.

[GrZeLa]

Thank you very much guys for your help and advice. I'll talk to you guys next week, when I get the rest of components for my RIG. Once again many thanks 😄

[LukeeVassallo]

You can always raid the ssds, to get a higher speed, otherwise great build. The storage Green hdd is a great choice if you aren't using it all the time. Otherwise after around 30min it will slow down (to save electricity of course) and will take around 5-8seconds to spin up again.

[Perko]

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say ..... no.

LOL - JK

Fur cryin out loud if you don't know you what you listed is pretty kick azz well ..... yer just retarded. LOL 😛

OF course that setup would be kick azz!!!!!

I agree about just getting one bigger SSD and a non-green Hybrid. 😉

This post was intended to make Nate chuckle. 😄

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