Final check before purchase the 1st

Right, so i basicly just want to hear what you guys have to say before i purchase the parts the 1st of august.

I Chose the uk version, because the prices are more equal to my countries

I really can't go over this price, so try to keep it down if you edit it

I already have a cpu cooler so don't worry about that, and i have all accesories (monitor, keyboard, ect.)

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/1m1jY

*windows 7*



and that power supply is overkill, even if you plan on adding a second 760, but if it's cheap, get it. 

Thoroughly good build, that nzxt case should be good to work with and looks nice. cheers.

Yeah, i'm kinda planning on adding a second 760 later on, just don't have the money for it now, or get a better one.

Thanks for the feedback man

Is the £840 budget including the PSU price or without it? If it is without the PSU price I suggest this http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/Killerfrenzy96/saved/23Va. With the 750W Psu he could SLI 760's if he wanted and have breathing room. Game's will start using more than 4 core's most likely. So the 8350 will be a little future proof.

It is with, so i can't really use that build, don't the money...

In that case this is what I would recommend http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/Killerfrenzy96/saved/23Vo.

Are there any reason for going with the amd side instead of intel side? from what i've could pull out from my research an overclocked intel cpu beats the living crap out of a overclocked amd cpu, and i'm more than likely gonna overclock at some point

This video explains everything http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4et7kDGSRfc

 

The 8350 is still a great CPU, I haven't seen it compared to any Haswell chips, but Haswell didnt make any major performance increases. AMD messed up on Bulldozer, so near everyone jumped on the Intel hype train.