My New PC Build for 2014

[Scotia]

I've decided to sell my current PC to a friend and get a brand new completely different PC build and I wanted to run it by you guy to see what you think.

MSI Z87-G43 Intel Z87
Intel Core i5-4670K 3.40GHz
Cooler Master Seidon 120M
PALIT JetStream GeForce GTX 760 OC 2048MB GDDR5 Graphics Card x2
Corsair Vengeance Pro Blue 8GB (2x4GB)
850W XFX Pro XXX Edition 80PLUS [P1-850X-XXB9]
2TB Seagate Barracuda
500GB Western Digital (Current Hardrive)
Fractal Design Define R4
BenQ XL2411T

The build will cost £1350 or $2057.94 if you're in 'murica.

What do you guys think of the build, any suggestions would be nice, thanks!

[Aborted]

​I'd suggest bumping that PSU to a little bit higher wattage.

[Scotia]

​I'd suggest bumping that PSU to a little bit higher wattage.

Like a 800W or 850W? I think that a 750W or 800W would be just fine for this but I could bump up the PSU.

[FaZeApex]

I would recommend getting at least 10gb of RAM. Do you plan on overclocking?

[Scotia]

I would recommend getting at least 10gb of RAM. Do you plan on overclocking?

10GB? Why do you say that, and yes I will be overclocking.

[FaZeApex]

Personal preference, i once had a computer with 8gb of RAM and found that it would sometimes be "slower" or not as capable to do some actions that a computer with at least 10gb's of RAM can. Overall, its an amazing build. Hope you enjoy it!

[[MPGH]Doc]

I would recommend getting at least 10gb of RAM. Do you plan on overclocking?

lol 10gb of ram. Sorry buddy but that ain't possible without some seriously missmatched RAM modules.

@II-SKOTTIE-II piss off the 500gb Western Digital and get a Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD for your OS + Steam. Seriously you'll thank me later. Also don't get 2 GTX 760's, just get one GTX 770 or GTX 780. 8GB should be fine if you're just gaming but I suggest bumping up to 12GB if you do a lot of multitasking and/or rendering.

[FaZeApex]

Oh crap, im sorry lol. I meant 12gb
My bad :P

[[MPGH]Doc]

Edit: Scratch that, just saw how cheap that thing is.

[The amazing]

Like a 800W or 850W? I think that a 750W or 800W would be just fine for this but I could bump up the PSU.

wtf you don't need 800-850 that's a overkill!!!!!
unless you wanna sli ur grahpics card

i5 2500k and titans OC only uses like 450watt

[[MPGH]Doc]

wtf you don't need 800-850 that's a overkill!!!!!
unless you wanna sli ur grahpics card

i5 2500k and titans OC only uses like 450watt

He is planning on getting two cards.

[Domokun_index]

Like a 800W or 850W? I think that a 750W or 800W would be just fine for this but I could bump up the PSU.

I'd suggest at least 1000W to be safe with a build like this.

[[MPGH]Doc]

I'd suggest at least 1000W to be safe with a build like this.

Whaaaaaaaattttt

[Domokun_index]

Whaaaaaaaattttt

I see what you did there.

[Scotia]

I see what you did there.

A 1000W is definitely overkill for this, a 850W would be going safe with it.

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lol 10gb of ram. Sorry buddy but that ain't possible without some seriously missmatched RAM modules.

@II-SKOTTIE-II piss off the 500gb Western Digital and get a Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD for your OS + Steam. Seriously you'll thank me later. Also don't get 2 GTX 760's, just get one GTX 770 or GTX 780. 8GB should be fine if you're just gaming but I suggest bumping up to 12GB if you do a lot of multitasking and/or rendering.

I'm getting 2 760's because out of all the reviews and benchmarks SLI 760's perform better than a TITAN in most games and the games that were being benchmarked are all games that I play frequently like BF3, Crysis and Metro, all of which are demanding games, BF3 isn't that demanding but it's still a tough game to run. I'm going to stick with 2 760's and that's not gonna change.