do i have the things i need!

[RedlikeRwby]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2IiWF

do i have the cords i need when i get this stuff or do i need cords seperate?

also should i go for a liquid/ radiator cooler for my cpu or stick with this is the higher cost worth it?

 

[tiny voices]

I DO NOT like closed loop coolers. They are LOUD and don't really cool better than high end air coolers.

You have WAY too many fans. You only need 3-4 fan total to keep ANY computer cool. Your will just sound like a lawn mower with all those fans.

You also have no need for a full tower. It will be as tall as your desk and be NOISY. Get a normal sized mid-tower. It will have more than enough space for anything you need it for, and it will cool just the same.

No, you do not need to buy any more cords.

 

[cypeq]

it's i7 on air it will be very loud oc, at your budget I'd go for liquid. It is cooler and it looks cooler ;-) .
You should have all cords...

You have WAY too many fans. You only need 3-4 fan total to keep ANY computer cool. Your will just sound like a lawn mower with all those fans.

I've also noticed that and loled... you need front / hdd fan, back turbo fan. For proper air flow top and / side fans but they are optional. It will be loud at 4 fans. Beyond you better play lound on headphones.

 

[tiny voices]

it's i7 on air it will be very loud oc, at your budget I'd go for liquid. It is cooler and it looks cooler ;-) .
You should have all cords...

Unless you spend $50+ on good fans, a liquid cooler will be 100% louder than any good air cooler and they will cool the same.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

I DO NOT like closed loop coolers. They are LOUD and don't really cool better than high end air coolers.

You have WAY too many fans. You only need 3-4 fan total to keep ANY computer cool. Your will just sound like a lawn mower with all those fans.

You also have no need for a full tower. It will be as tall as your desk and be NOISY. Get a normal sized mid-tower. It will have more than enough space for anything you need it for, and it will cool just the same.

No, you do not need to buy any more cords.

lol the fan thing i know about it, just kinda put every fan that would fit in the slots on the parts list, i probable wont buy any or at most one of them to begin with, it was just to see what would fit.

the full tower was a different recommendation by a guy doing a review over the nxzt 410 said i apparently should do the 530 but i guess not?

as for the cord thing that was the major thing here cause i didnt know if the parts came with the cords. ill probable be going with the nxzt 410 and no fans to begin with. before this it would have been the 530 but i believe you guys lol

and ok i know the evo 212 is a good air cooler so ill stick with it.

 

[tiny voices]

I would get the Phantom 410 for sure. You build will be lost in the 530. That case is going to be as tall as your desk off the floor.

The 410 has more fans than you will need so you have no need to buy any more.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2J2hu

ok there we are also to explain the I7 and the 16g ram i am doing video editing and streaming stuff i just want that little smidge of push lol

 

[tiny voices]

Your PSU is way overkill. I would get 750w MAX. This computer will barely pull 500w under max 100% stress test. In normal use it will never see more than 400w.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

now to get it then find out the 20 nm gpu cards come out like a month later lol

 

[RedlikeRwby]

the 1000w platinum psu is for the sli and or crossfire when the 20nm cards come out and to avoid the potental upgrade then

 

[tiny voices]

SO when those cards come out you will be ditching the 290 and getting a new card?

 

[RedlikeRwby]

but since i have no clue when those will show up im just getting a high end card now so i dont just sit on a build and never get the computer for possible years lol

 

[tiny voices]

Even high end PSU are only good for 4-5 years or so. I would just get the 290 and a high quality 650w unit and then use the 290 (easily will max all games at 1080p for 2-3 years), then get a NEW PSU when it is time to upgrade.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

probable will be either using the 290 in another build, giving to a friend, or selling as preowned. most likely the 2nd cause hes looking at doing a build but not as much income as me so it will be a gift just gonna make sure to keep it clean.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

i guess they burn out after that time frame? sux

 

[tiny voices]

i guess they burn out after that time frame? sux

They do not burn out, the capacitors have been cycled so many times that the power stops being stable and becomes 'dirty'. If you have a way overkill PSU, this happens faster because you cannot even bring the thing up to power fully and the capacitors never get broken in.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

so just get a 500-599w psu untill i upgrade?

 

[cypeq]

yes some percent of them. You want quality one so if it dies it aint in flames or explosions.

 

[tiny voices]

get an XFX650w unit. Very cost effective and very high quality.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2J32H

 

[RedlikeRwby]

you have been right so far so even though that area for xfx has no platinum gold is good enough for me!

 

[tiny voices]

Looks good to me. You do not need a gold rated PSU. The rating has nothing at all to do with quality. It ONLY refers to how much wattage is pulled from the wall and how much is used.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

ya id prefer it to be as efficient as possible

 

[tiny voices]

That XFX will be perfect for you.

 

[RedlikeRwby]

thanx for the help!