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btw, the case is a frac . Nearly what you recomended, so there are no exacts in building. sometimes you need to see other ways around little things

yes, i know, i watched it,lol

don't know where you get that noise argument at, i just watched a great build in a 80 dollar case for a video editing rig, and listened to it myself, that righttp://nofilmschool.com/2013/01/dslr-raw-video-editing-computer-build-dave-dugdale renders all day long, and is very quiet, but hay...

easy, BenQ has faster monitor 1ms vs 5ms, it also has a better energy rating 6vs 5 add in that it has sense eye and is win 7 and 8 complient and i think you will decide for yourself.

I'm new to this thread , and maybe i missed it, but you never mentioned what your psu is. Is it Stable And is it large enough ?

just a little warning, it looks good in, but will that massive cpu fan fit without hitting those high profile ram sticks ( a common overlooked snafu). i'll suggest the h100i and if noise is a problem just change out the fans for a couple of quieter ones, also you can usu bios on that board with...

btw, wasting cash is a relative term, is it wasting to look ahead, or wasteing to have regrets :)

agreed, i was just thinking 1000 because he said sli, andwe both know if he upgrades 2 gpu, it can really pull some power

bump that psu to 750, add a 100.00 dollars more and get the I7 4790 k and you'll get 8 hyperthreads. Also win. 8 ? i believe for what you are doing you may want win 7 pro . And if you are serious about gaming and typing speed, please look at mechanical keyboards. they last longer and are much...

wally world has some great deals on BenQ right now, under 150.00, and those are gaming monitors with 1ms. =higher scores for you.

don't know what your monitor choice is, but that being said if you stay around 23 inches you should be good. may want to plan ahead and get a 1000 w psu, incase you ever upgrade you won't need to buy another and you may want to use your m.2 to load you operating system on. so you will need a...

i would keep the i7 4790k. you may want to render later like many gamers do, and the hyperthreads will help with that, also, you may want to get an m.2 stick to loadyour operating system on, for fastest windows load times. I believe your board suports it.

saw a z7 set on newegg for 185.00 turtle bay with alot of mic. perks like voice distortion

sorry, forgot to tell you the kit went for 660.00 and you will find it in the combo builds

just saw a kit at newegg that has an I74790-k proc. and an Asus mb. i believe that will be win 7 compatible. also the kit is a full build except for the gpu, and the proc. is a good start incase you ever want to upgrade as you go. good luck