I want new PC for 1/7/2014 so it will last longer :D

[theXguns]

As in the topic I want new PC I have been searching for like 1-2 weeks I want new parts so it will last longer and can be upgradable but look at the price as well
I have got almost everything but there is 3 thing that I couldn't decide so what should I pick
here is the link to what I have build but its not completed yet so advice me about what should I change in mu build or adding anything I have missed and choose from the choice that I have given u and if there is better tell me My Computer Build

1- Video card
I have had 3 choice I want GTX 690 and after years it become weak ill put another GTX 690 by SLI so its great thing I think ill get boos up to 70%-90% right ? or I will use one of the blew :|
A- GeForce GTX 690 (I want this)
B- AMD Radeon™ HD 7990 (not really interst in it )
C- GeForce GTX TITAN (its a bit less than GTX 690 so no not this )
D- or I will wait for GTX 8** or something the new video card

2- CPU Cooler
I don't know what is good for Intel® Core™ i7-4790K ill boost it and maybe O.C later so idk what should I pick
I don't have any experience in CPU coolers

3- Power Supply Unite
I would pick any thing but since I have GTX690 or I will use SLI/Crossfire I will need a good PSU(Power Supply Unite)
and I don't have any experience in PSU(Power Supply Unite)

About the Case
if there is better case tell me and I don't want it to be very expensive so keep an eye on price as well

SLI or Crossfire is simply you will use 2 or 3 or 4 Video card as the motherboard support it

 

[Vario]

get a 780ti

 

[erixx]

absolutely yeah

 

[R00kie]

The poll should also have a 'none of the above' point, as I would +1 to the 780Ti as well.

 

[MxPhenom 216]

The poll should also have a 'none of the above' point, as I would +1 to the 780Ti as well.

This.

And if you are planning to run just a 24" inch monitor, likely at 1080/1200p you don't need multi GPUs. 650w-750w would be fine.

Evga Supernova G2's are awesome PSUs.

Also you don't need to keep spelling out what PSU is or any other sort of acronym when it comes to PC parts. We all know what they mean.

 

[buildzoid]

HD 7990, R9 290X or 780 Ti the Titan and 690 are both overpriced in comparison to the first 3 cards I listed.
BTW the HD7990 is the fastest if it stays cool.

 

[X71200]

First of all where you are buying from? Not sure why you want a 690 at this time and date, and you won't get %90 scaling on Quad-SLi. That said, get a 780 or a 780 Ti like others mentioned. For the CPU cooler, look into the Swiftech H320/220 or the CM Eisberg/Glacer 240L. And you chose a very cheap case. For that type of setup I'd at least be looking at a 650D or something of that caliber.

 

[Vario]

Another good couple of CPU coolers to consider is a Phanteks PHTC14PE, Noctua NH-D14, NH-D15, Thermalright Silverarrow, Cry Orig R1.

Power Supply depends on what you end up picking, single card or two separate cards (or a doubled GPU card like a 690/7990).

If you want overkill, SeaSonic X-SERIES X-1050 maybe?

If you are only getting one card a 700 to 800 watt would be more than fine.
EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G2?

 

[theXguns]

ok first I want good or great Video card so in the future I don't have to buy a new Video card

second I want to know witch CPU Cooler should pick just throw me some any

is 780 Ti runs every game today ? at 30FPS or above ?

and tell me what good PSU company

I want to use Intel, Gigabyte, nvidia so idk what else is good tell me pls ofc these company is not for PSU only

about screen how is this Samsung T22C350ND 60hz 1080p 21.5inch Monitor

hey I have list if u want to check it out
5:Asus VX228H 60hz 21.5 inch 1080p Monitor: $130

4:BenQ GL2460HM 60hz 24inch 1080p Monitor: $150

3:ViewSonic VX2452mh 60hz 1080p 23.6inch Monitor: $170

2:Samsung T22C350ND 60hz 1080p 21.5inch Monitor: $170

1:Acer GN246HL 144hz 60hz 1080p 24inch Monitor: $230

 

[MxPhenom 216]

ok first I want good or great Video card so in the future I don't have to buy a new Video card

second I want to know witch CPU Cooler should pick just throw me some any

is 780 Ti runs every game today ? at 30FPS or above ?

and tell me what good PSU company

I want to use Intel, Gigabyte, nvidia so idk what else is good tell me pls ofc these company is not for PSU only

about screen how is this Samsung T22C350ND 60hz 1080p 21.5inch Monitor

hey I have list if u want to check it out
5:Asus VX228H 60hz 21.5 inch 1080p Monitor: $130

4:BenQ GL2460HM 60hz 24inch 1080p Monitor: $150

3:ViewSonic VX2452mh 60hz 1080p 23.6inch Monitor: $170

2:Samsung T22C350ND 60hz 1080p 21.5inch Monitor: $170

1:Acer GN246HL 144hz 60hz 1080p 24inch Monitor: $230

Seriously dude, the answer to your question about the 780Ti can be found in every review on the internet. Simple answer. yes. Especially at 1080p.

Have a read through this. http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_780_Ti/

Id honestly get a 120hz monitor if you plan to pair a GPU like the 780Ti on a 1080p screen.

Power Supply: Corsair, Seasonic, Antec, Enermax, Evga

 

[TRWOV]

780Ti also gets my vote; for 1080p gaming it will last a looong time. Or you could wait a little for the 880 and get even more power.

For cooling the CPU I think a Hyper 212 will be enough. Haswell isn't know for its OC potential.

For the PSU: Silverstone, Seasonic and Corsair are my to go brands. You can pick any PSU from them and all will be of high quality. Corsair uses capacitors from second tier suppliers on their CX line so you might want to skip those but they all come with a 3 year warranty.

From Antec, High Current and Earthwatts models are good.

From Coolermaster, Silent Pro and V models are good. Avoid the Elite, Extreme and GS models.

I can't comment on other brands.

 

[theXguns]

ok the price of GeForce GTX 780 Ti is $703.51
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvn78tghz3gd

and GeForce GTX 698 is $751
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ZRO3U4/?tag=tec06d-20

am i missing anything ? thats why I hesitate when I saw the price of GeForce GTX 780 Ti

and can i use more than 1 monitor like one 1080P and the other is 1366x768 ?

 

[MxPhenom 216]

ok the price of GeForce GTX 780 Ti is $703.51
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvn78tghz3gd

and GeForce GTX 698 is $751
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ZRO3U4/?tag=tec06d-20

am i missing anything ? thats why I hesitate when I saw the price of GeForce GTX 780 Ti

and can i use more than 1 monitor like one 1080P and the other is 1366x768 ?

The GTX690 is used, that is why its cheaper. Id still get the 780Ti, the 690 is just 2 GTX680s that are underclocked a bit on one PCB.

 

[Vario]

Additionally the 690 only has 2 GB of actual vram, so it might be fast but eventually it will be a limiting factor for games with big texture files. Each GPU on the 690's circuit board has 2GB, for 4 GB total. The VGA ram is not additive, its mirrored across the two GPUs on the board.
7990 is same thing but 3GB.

The most hassle free experience is to buy a single GPU card like a 780TI.

 

[theXguns]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH I haven't slept in 12Hours and I am sleepy ILL TAKE 780TI

TYVM u help me alot and if 780TI is slow for me after few years ill get another one and ill be fine right?

about the CPU Intel® Core™ i7-4790K it cant be O.C ? like what max frequency I can get?

and is this a good choice ? http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvn78tghz3gd

 

[T-Bob]

+1 for a 780, 780Ti. A single powerful gpu is the way to go and Titan is overpriced
The 690 is essentially 2x 680's in SLI on one pcb. So you have to worry about SLI scaling efficiencies in every game you play and the gpus are clocked lower on 690 compared to 680. The 690 also costs more than a 780, 780Ti.
I have a 780Ti and i game @ 1440P. It plays every game I've thrown at it with ultra settings and high fps.

 

[Fourstaff]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH I haven't slept in 12Hours and I am sleepy ILL TAKE 780TI

TYVM u help me alot and if 780TI is slow for me after few years ill get another one and ill be fine right?

about the CPU Intel® Core™ i7-4790K it cant be O.C ? like what max frequency I can get?

and is this a good choice ? http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvn78tghz3gd

If price is a big issue you can always step back to 780, or even 770. Plenty of power for 1080p even with the future considered. Here's a good chart of the relative performance http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/R9_280X_Gaming_6_GB/24.html

You haven't listed a motherboard you will be using, but if SLi is supported you can just grab another.

As for CPU, it can be overclocked, max freq depends on skill and luck. Temps play a big part too, you might want to keep a close tab on that. I wouldn't recommend OC'ing the CPU if all you do is just playing games. Maybe in the future, but definitely not now.

 

[T-Bob]

is this a good choice ? http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvn78tghz3gd

Yes. That Gigabyte card has the Windforce cooler and a nice factory OC.
Make sure that your case has good airflow for this card though. That windforce cooler will dump a lot of heat inside your system. The Nvidia reference cooler won't.

 

[theXguns]

Ya about O.C is not now maybe after 3,6, or even 9 years . 4GHz and 8threads is too much for gaming but some other stuff it will be good and fast like video editing, Photoshop and I want thinks just run fast .
this is my PC Build My PC Build

 

[Chetkigaming]

1150 s : i7 4770k + asus vi or vii hero mobo.
2011 s: 4930k + asus rampage black board.
2x GTX 780 ti
8-32gb RAM( 32 is for ram disk if you have some game you play always, you can install it on ram and get fastest work speed)
Some ssd on your choice.
ASUS ROG Swift PG278Q 144 hz g-sync monitor for smoothest gaming exp.

 

[theXguns]

OK now I think I have built my computer right ? I have missed anything just pls tell me here is the link to my build
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/7hm6qs
pls see the nots blow at the end of specs page and if you can fix it pls tell me how

only one thing left PSU
1- what is the difference between 80+ gold silver bronze Titanium and Platinum
2- again what is your current PSU company
3- if u have time go to http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/power-supply/#qq=1&W=850,1600 and pick one PSU for me

 

[TRWOV]

OK now I think I have built my computer right ? I have missed anything just pls tell me here is the link to my build
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/7hm6qs
pls see the nots blow at the end of specs page and if you can fix it pls tell me how

only one thing left PSU
1- what is the difference between 80+ gold silver bronze Titanium and Platinum
2- again what is your current PSU company
3- if u have time go to http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/power-supply/#qq=1&W=850,1600 and pick one PSU for me

1- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/80_Plus basically, Titanum>Platinum>Gold>Silver>Bronze. Most Platinum and Titanium PSUs are severely overpriced. Stick with Gold, the 2-4% difference in efficiency doesn't matter much.
2- Seasonic, Silverstone and Corsair are my to go brands.
3- Lots of good stuff there. Considering you might SLI in the future, I would go for the Corsair AX860, or the HX850 if there's no stock of the AX.

 

[Norton]

OK now I think I have built my computer right ? I have missed anything just pls tell me here is the link to my build
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/7hm6qs
pls see the nots blow at the end of specs page and if you can fix it pls tell me how

only one thing left PSU
1- what is the difference between 80+ gold silver bronze Titanium and Platinum
2- again what is your current PSU company
3- if u have time go to http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/power-supply/#qq=1&W=850,1600 and pick one PSU for me

This Seasonic X1050 is a great unit at a great price!
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/seasonic-power-supply-x1050
$179

 

[eidairaman1]

None of the cards in the vote,

290/290X
780/780Ti
295X2

 

[MxPhenom 216]

Sounds like a lot of GPU performance is being wasted on such a low resolution and low hz monitor. You don't need 2 780Ti let alone, a single 780Ti all together for a 1080p screen. Maybe if you were going to run surround with 3 monitors it might make sense, but one. sounds like a waste. No matter what you get, hardware won't last forever, itll only last as long as it is able to play the games you want to play, and with respectable performance. Getting more of that specific piece of hardware (multi GPU) is not really the way to go about it IMO, and can cause unwanted problems as well. Its impossible to future proof computers.

My recommendation for this would be to get a single GTX780 (non ti), power the system with an EVGA Supernova G2 750-850w PSU. I also don't recommend going anywhere below 24" for the monitor.