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Hi everyone!


I've finally gotten the means to it and have decided to build a beast of a PC,
I've been gaming on laptops the past ~8 years, and now that i have the money, i wanna go all out!

This is the first desktop i'm building, but i have a two brothers who has done a few build, so the building part won't be an issue.
 
I am taking a multimedia degree, so a little CPU power was needed for video editing, graphical editing etc.


The requirements was:

Running Star citizen at high res.

G-sync ready GPU

Watercooled cpu (Childhood dream)

Min. 16 BG RAM

SSD for OS

 


What didn't matter:

HDD storage (1TB max.)

Size (Rather big and ventilated than small and movable)

And the Build i came up with is:


 
CPU:

Intel 4770K

GPU:

ASUS GeForce® GTX 780 DirectCU II

Mobo:

*Edit*

MSI Z87-G45 GAMING

RAM:

Crucial 2x8 DDR3

SSD:

Intel 530 120GB

HDD:

WD Blue 1TB

PSU:

Corsair RM750

Coolers:

Corsair Hydro Series H105 240mm

some more fans..

Case:

Corsair Vengeance C70
 

So i just wanted to get some feedback on things like, bottlenecks, compatibility etc. 

Oh and I live in denmark.

-Lordluke10

 
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I would recommend steering away from that motherboard. I have read that it has some problems like every other Gigabyte mother board. Go with an Asus or Asrock motherboard.

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-_-  over at linus tech tips i was told that MSI-Z87-G45 GAMING sucked and was referred to this gigabyte board.. can you recommend any boards around 165$ then:)

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I don't understand why the MSI-Z87-G45 was considered bad. Thats not a bad MB. The ASRock Z87 Extreme6 is a decent board too. I think that people at LTT just really hate MSI. But I have heard more horror stories about Gigabyte motherboards, or Gigabyte anything, and won't touch them.

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I googled: "gigabyte mobo horror" and "msi mobo horror". the MSI results lead to threads about bad gigabyte boards, saying that you should go for MSI XD

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LOL thats pretty funny. It is true though, gigabyte tries to outsell of manufacturers by using cheaper parts so they can meet a lower price point. But the reliability of their products suffer as a result. Ergo they get a bad rep.