$1600 gaming mATX PC

[Edenz]

Hello people of Tom's Hardware

I'm new to this whole "building a pc business" so fill me in on where I'm missing things. So I've put a lot of research in these parts and my reason behind them all. My only requests are that if in the future, if I want to go SLI I can without ripping out the power supply for a new one. And I do need an OS. And that I can carry it around for LAN parties and what not. Lastly is that you get the prices from PCPARTPICKER Australia.
Here's what I have so far: http://au.pcpartpicker.com/p/zcFHqs

This PC will be used for gaming in 1080p.
Thanks!

 

[lightcloud]

Hey mate yeah the parts are expensive here.

You could go a $1 extra and get the Seagate Barracuda.

Corsair's CX Series are not good quality PSU and are made from cheap quality materials in China that don't last long. It is great if it's temporary or not your PSU will burn. (Just exaggerating the burning part).

Anyways the rest seems to be good.

 

[Edenz]

Hey mate yeah the parts are expensive here.

You could go a $1 extra and get the Seagate Barracuda.

Corsair's CX Series are not good quality PSU and are made from cheap quality materials in China that don't last long. It is great if it's temporary or not your PSU will burn. (Just exaggerating the burning part).

Anyways the rest seems to be good.

 

[lightcloud]

Hey mate yeah the parts are expensive here.

You could go a $1 extra and get the Seagate Barracuda.

Corsair's CX Series are not good quality PSU and are made from cheap quality materials in China that don't last long. It is great if it's temporary or not your PSU will burn. (Just exaggerating the burning part).

Anyways the rest seems to be good.

You didn't type anything in mate. 😉

 

[Edenz]

Hey mate yeah the parts are expensive here.

You could go a $1 extra and get the Seagate Barracuda.

Corsair's CX Series are not good quality PSU and are made from cheap quality materials in China that don't last long. It is great if it's temporary or not your PSU will burn. (Just exaggerating the burning part).

Anyways the rest seems to be good.

Thanks so much for responding so quickly to my post! Could you recommend a PSU?

 

[lightcloud]

Hey mate yeah the parts are expensive here.

You could go a $1 extra and get the Seagate Barracuda.

Corsair's CX Series are not good quality PSU and are made from cheap quality materials in China that don't last long. It is great if it's temporary or not your PSU will burn. (Just exaggerating the burning part).

Anyways the rest seems to be good.

Thanks so much for responding so quickly to my post! Could you recommend a PSU?

Do you have a budget?

And if I do pick one, would like one that lasts and can still be used for SLI or Crossfire?

 

[Quaddro]

agree with joeteoh..

evga supernova nex750g is an excellent choice, lower price than cx 750 (http://au.pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-110b20750vr)

 

[lightcloud]

Here's a list if you wanted know the good ones and the bad ones.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html

 

[Edenz]

Hey mate yeah the parts are expensive here.

You could go a $1 extra and get the Seagate Barracuda.

Corsair's CX Series are not good quality PSU and are made from cheap quality materials in China that don't last long. It is great if it's temporary or not your PSU will burn. (Just exaggerating the burning part).

Anyways the rest seems to be good.

Thanks so much for responding so quickly to my post! Could you recommend a PSU?

Do you have a budget?

And if I do pick one, would like one that lasts and can still be used for SLI or Crossfire?

Yes SLI/Crossfire is something I wish to be able to do later on. And my budget is $140-$180

 

[Edenz]

agree with joeteoh..

evga supernova nex750g is an excellent choice, lower price than cx 750 (http://au.pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-110b20750vr)

I'll have a look, thanks for your reply!

 

[lightcloud]

Here's one within the $140-$180 budget range.

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/seasonic-power-supply-x850