Building a PC (question about parts)

[blueberryjesus]

I'm guessing this question has become quite annoying by now, but I'll still give it a shot

Im putting together a computer. I have put together a list of components. Thought I am not sure about the motherboard (and I'm not 100% sure whether the components fit)

I apologise, this page I'm ordering from is Estonian.
These are the components

Do i need 990 or can I (in this case) replace it with a cheaper 970.
List of 970's on the 1a page:

Motherboards on the 1a page

I will be overclocking the CPU.
I don't really need the SLI since if by any chance in the future I want a double Graphics card I will keep 280x and crossfire it with another ATI prolly.

Please comment the overall selection of parts and maybe recommend something

(and how can I tell if my parts are 64bit or 32?)

Thank you!

 

[ImperialistMillitant]

Seems good so far, although everything seems quite expensive. Anyway I would try and change the PSU to a more well know brand such as corsair, XFX e.g.

Its also fine for 64bit.

 

[Jacob McIntosh]

1) The power supply is a huge NO. You need to get a SeaSonic or XFX supply.
2) Get two 4gig ram modules. It'll be faster.

All of those parts will support 64 bit OS.

 

[blueberryjesus]

Will this PSU do a good job? http://tinyurl.com/n87jdq4

Expensive, yes. Welcome to Estonia 😀

Also, changed the RAM to this.

And since you didn't critique the motherboard it's better to stick with the 990?

 

[sheag123]

yup with that psu you will have a good computer! enjoy

 

[blueberryjesus]

Thank you all

 

[blueberryjesus]

One more question 😀

I'm buying a custom cooling for the CPU: This one

Will this bother the RAM slots?

Thanks in advance!!

 

[sheag123]

nope you should be ok, if you run into an issue you can move the fan up a few millimeters to accomodate