First time building a PC, Help?

[xanthus15]

Hi this is my first time putting a PC together. i was wondering if you guys could help me out with making sure that this build is solid and will all work together. I'm building it for gaming, and I think its all compatible . Any advice would helpful and thanks

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1BeEX

 

[lucasz]

That's a great rig. Everything will work but i'd recommend getting the K version of the 3570 so you can overclock it! Then you'd need to get a better fan like the Hyper 212 Evo. Overclocking isn't as complicated as it seems. If you need help there's tons of videos on youtube. Also get a few case fans. Other than that, seems like a great rig!

EDIT: I'd get the Gigabyte 7970 instead because it has better cooling

 

[xanthus15]

That's a great rig. Everything will work but i'd recommend getting the K version of the 3570 so you can overclock it! Then you'd need to get a better fan like the Hyper 212 Evo. Overclocking isn't as complicated as it seems. If you need help there's tons of videos on youtube. Also get a few case fans. Other than that, seems like a great rig!

Thanks Ill probably do that, I've been thinking about whether ill try to overclock it but wasn't sure where to start if i did.

 

[lucasz]

That's a great rig. Everything will work but i'd recommend getting the K version of the 3570 so you can overclock it! Then you'd need to get a better fan like the Hyper 212 Evo. Overclocking isn't as complicated as it seems. If you need help there's tons of videos on youtube. Also get a few case fans. Other than that, seems like a great rig!

Thanks Ill probably do that, I've been thinking about whether ill try to overclock it but wasn't sure where to start if i did.

Like I said there's tons of reliable videos on YouTube to help you with overclocking. Also there's videos that will guide you along when building the computer itself. It's quite easy with good videos

 

[smorizio]

I would also jump to a 1150 mb. It may be few bucks cheaper in price but you be able to drop in a newer CPU if needed a few years from now.