AMD A8 6600K APU and GTX 750 2gb

[lavexis]

need people opinion about my pc build

Processor(AMD A8-6600K APU (4x 3.90GHz/4MB L2 Cache))
Processor Cooling(Liquid CPU Cooling System [AMD] - Standard 120mm Fan)
Memory(8 GB [4 GB X2] DDR3-1600 Memory Module - Corsair Vengeance)
Video Card(NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 - 2GB)
Motherboard(Gigabyte GA-F2A88X-D3H)
Power Supply(500 Watt - Corsair CX500 V2 - 80 PLUS Bronze)
Primary Hard Drive(1 TB HARD DRIVE -- 32M Cache, 7200 RPM, 6.0Gb/s - Single Drive)

are these any good?
i paid around 700$ for this build on ibuypower.com

idk much about pc but i've learn some things before..i tried building a pc before but i don't want to screw up.. I need people opinion about this build if its viable or not

 

[lavexis]

I think you will be very much satisfied that you did it yourself.

hi damric i just did the build and so far its great! ,, even though the cable management could be better but its doable atm

my question is that since the cougar case only comes with rear fans is it a good idea to install front fan?
i kinda worried that the cable might get cluttered though.

and its been a great experience so far.. I've learned a lot and now im not scared to open up pc inside out.. i should do more customizing in the future ^^

it took me 5 hours to build it..at first i forgot the sata cables from optical drive and hard drive so i got confused why the optical drive couldn't read..

also cable management is by far the most annoying thing to do here, but doable i guess. maybe ill send picture of what it looks like inside

 

[Zircoben]

I think you will be very much satisfied that you did it yourself.

hi damric i just did the build and so far its great! ,, even though the cable management could be better but its doable atm

my question is that since the cougar case only comes with rear fans is it a good idea to install front fan?
i kinda worried that the cable might get cluttered though.

and its been a great experience so far.. I've learned a lot and now im not scared to open up pc inside out.. i should do more customizing in the future ^^

it took me 5 hours to build it..at first i forgot the sata cables from optical drive and hard drive so i got confused why the optical drive couldn't read..

also cable management is by far the most annoying thing to do here, but doable i guess. maybe ill send picture of what it looks like inside

A front fan is always a good idea because in brings in the cool air.

 

[damric]

I think you will be very much satisfied that you did it yourself.

hi damric i just did the build and so far its great! ,, even though the cable management could be better but its doable atm

my question is that since the cougar case only comes with rear fans is it a good idea to install front fan?
i kinda worried that the cable might get cluttered though.

and its been a great experience so far.. I've learned a lot and now im not scared to open up pc inside out.. i should do more customizing in the future ^^

it took me 5 hours to build it..at first i forgot the sata cables from optical drive and hard drive so i got confused why the optical drive couldn't read..

also cable management is by far the most annoying thing to do here, but doable i guess. maybe ill send picture of what it looks like inside

I'm so glad you decided to do it yourself.

Yes add an intake fan when you get a chance.

Post us some photos and benchmark results!

 

[lavexis]

thanks!
bit of an update..uhm how do you post benchmark ?
ill post photo next week! and yes i will put intake fan next week!

so far I've been using the pc for 2 days, and it runs everything I play so far at max 60 fps perfectly im very happy with it, however the fan seems to be a bit loud ( i don't mind but i like it quiet ) idk which fan though, but any idea how to reduce that ?

thanks again for the help

 

[lavexis]

hey damric can you recommend me a good intake fan as well ? thanks!

 

[damric]

Which fan is too loud? The CPU fan, the chassis fan, or the graphics card fan?

Anyways, here is an inexpensive, but really good fan. It's Rosewill's rebrand of the Cooler Master Sickleflow.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835200075

These Jet Flows are more exotic, high power fans that also come with resistors to run them slower. There are lots of copies of these on the market too (Corsair AF, others).

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103191