Do you guys think this build is good???

[Corvo]

Ok hey guys, I am going to be putting together my first Gaming pc!

I was just going to ask you guys on any thoughts about it, and any MINOR changes.

Note that CPU overclocking is no intention for me and I will being doing crossfire in the future.

So here is the list:
https://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=wish_lists&wlcId=114122&action=wish_lists

Note I am in australia.

Thanks in advanced guys,

Luke

 

[Outlander_04]

Yes its Ok , but no its not OK , OK

The H77 motherboard is not really suitable for crossfire . The second pci-e x16 slot only runs at x4 speed. Which will choke the second graphics card

 

[DarkSable]

Stamp of approval. (Though I don't care for many of your choices, they're still solid.)
However, if you want to do crossfire, don't.
Get one single, better card, for two reasons:
One - an h77 board will bottleneck a second card.
Two - Xfiring a 7870 is barely on the borderline of what would be beneficial. Crossfire with low-end cards simply isn't worth it because of the fact that about half the games out there don't support it, it doesn't actually double performance, and it's got a LOT of issues compared to one card.

I'd recommend sticking with what you have, and, when you have more money, selling the 7870 and buying a good card from the 8k series that'll be out by then.

 

[excella1221]

The Gigabyte 7870 is cheaper and has a better cooler.
http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=193_1372&products_id=19740

@DarkSable - the 7870 isn't a low-end card. Though I agree getting a single powerful GPU is always the better choice.

What Outlander said about the H77 Pro4/MVP is true as well, the PCI-E 2.0 @ x4 will bottleneck, "real" Crossfire support in ASRock boards start with the Extreme3.