Compatibility check, what can you suggests guys?

[mavwong]

Planning to buy a PC. yet i dont know how compatible they are to each other. What can you suggest?

Intel Core i7 4770k
Asus Z97-A / Asus Z97-Pro / Asus Z97-Deluxe
Kingston hyperxgenesis 8gb
WD 4tb Sata Black
AMD Firepro W8000
Intel SSD 240gb
Aerocool 800w PSU
Corsair Graphite 760t

 

[legend001523]

They are compatible yes and go asus z97 a but pro if yu want the extra features

 

[viewtyjoe]

Do you do 3D Modeling, extremely heavy CAD, or have other needs that would require a workstation GPU? If not, you probably don't want a Firepro, as that's AMD's workstation card and isn't designed for gaming.

The 4770k and z97 board isn't really necessary unless you plan on overclocking.

The RAM information you provided says next to nothing as to whether it's going to be good or not, so I'll go out on a limb and probably say you should really go with a dual-channel solution and do the 2x4 GB model instead of a single 8 GB DIMM.

The PSU manufacturer is on tier four of the forum's tier list, which means you may not even get 800w out of it, among other concerns.

 

[mavwong]

Do you do 3D Modeling, extremely heavy CAD, or have other needs that would require a workstation GPU? If not, you probably don't want a Firepro, as that's AMD's workstation card and isn't designed for gaming.

The 4770k and z97 board isn't really necessary unless you plan on overclocking.

The RAM information you provided says next to nothing as to whether it's going to be good or not, so I'll go out on a limb and probably say you should really go with a dual-channel solution and do the 2x4 GB model instead of a single 8 GB DIMM.

The PSU manufacturer is on tier four of the forum's tier list, which means you may not even get 800w out of it, among other concerns.

Im planning to buy 4x 8 gb of RAM. Is it better?

Ive been doing 3D modelling, Autocad, Revit, etc...

 

[viewtyjoe]

Im planning to buy 4x 8 gb of RAM. Is it better?

Ive been doing 3D modelling, Autocad, Revit, etc...

If you need 32 GB of RAM, yeah, that'd be the way to go.

 

[coozie7]

If this is a working system it looks fine, just one point: Get a second HDD and run them as a mirrored array, loosing a HDD isn't common, but then again loosing a portfolio that's taken years to build up isn't much fun either.