I this a good build?

[Deleted member 1300495]

Case - Corsair Obsideon 650 D
Power Supply - I don't know how much power I need so can you guys tell me?
CPU - Intel Core i7 4770K
I think this is for overclocking but i'm getting it because it has higher clock speeds and I don't know what overclocking is.
Memory - Corsair Vengence Pro 16gb (2 x 8gb)
Hard Drive - Seagate STBD1000DM003 1TB for storage
Motherboard - Asus Maximus VI Hero LGA 1150
Solid State Drive - Samsung
840 Evo MZ-7TE120BW
Aftermarket Cooler - Xigmatek Dark Knight
Graphics Card - ASUS GTX690-4GD5 GeForce GTX 690

 

[Bassim Ansari]

PSU mininmum around 750-800W

I would not buy anything less than Corsair GS 800W. The more the better though.


The rest of the build is okay.

 

[maurelie]

-Is this build for gaming, or something else. And i wouldn't recommend GTX 690 for any purpose at all
-What is your budget?

 

[toyftw]

Case - Corsair Obsideon 650 D
Power Supply - I don't know how much power I need so can you guys tell me?
CPU - Intel Core i7 4770K
I think this is for overclocking but i'm getting it because it has higher clock speeds and I don't know what overclocking is.
Memory - Corsair Vengence Pro 16gb (2 x 8gb)
Hard Drive - Seagate STBD1000DM003 1TB for storage
Motherboard - Asus Maximus VI Hero LGA 1150
Solid State Drive - Samsung
840 Evo MZ-7TE120BW
Aftermarket Cooler - Xigmatek Dark Knight
Graphics Card - ASUS GTX690-4GD5 GeForce GTX 690

Hi - a good quality 650w PSU will run that system, you don't need 750-850 (but no harm in either except to
your wallet). However, unless there are extenuating circumstances, such as a gr8 deal or you already own the 690, I'd agree with maurelie that you should look to a different GPU.

 

[Deleted member 1300495]

-Is this build for gaming, or something else. And i wouldn't recommend GTX 690 for any purpose at all
-What is your budget?

My budget is about $6000 and I just want the top of the line parts for it. Its for gaming and why is the 690 bad, i read an article that said it had very high fps on games like battlefield 4 and arma 3.

 

[Deleted member 1300495]

Case - Corsair Obsideon 650 D
Power Supply - I don't know how much power I need so can you guys tell me?
CPU - Intel Core i7 4770K
I think this is for overclocking but i'm getting it because it has higher clock speeds and I don't know what overclocking is.
Memory - Corsair Vengence Pro 16gb (2 x 8gb)
Hard Drive - Seagate STBD1000DM003 1TB for storage
Motherboard - Asus Maximus VI Hero LGA 1150
Solid State Drive - Samsung
840 Evo MZ-7TE120BW
Aftermarket Cooler - Xigmatek Dark Knight
Graphics Card - ASUS GTX690-4GD5 GeForce GTX 690

Hi - a good quality 650w PSU will run that system, you don't need 750-850 (but no harm in either except to
your wallet). However, unless there are extenuating circumstances, such as a gr8 deal or you already own the 690, I'd agree with maurelie that you should look to a different GPU.

Why isn't the 690 a good gpu for gaming?

 

[caxino18]

Case - Corsair Obsideon 650 D
Power Supply - I don't know how much power I need so can you guys tell me?
CPU - Intel Core i7 4770K
I think this is for overclocking but i'm getting it because it has higher clock speeds and I don't know what overclocking is.
Memory - Corsair Vengence Pro 16gb (2 x 8gb)
Hard Drive - Seagate STBD1000DM003 1TB for storage
Motherboard - Asus Maximus VI Hero LGA 1150
Solid State Drive - Samsung
840 Evo MZ-7TE120BW
Aftermarket Cooler - Xigmatek Dark Knight
Graphics Card - ASUS GTX690-4GD5 GeForce GTX 690

Hi - a good quality 650w PSU will run that system, you don't need 750-850 (but no harm in either except to
your wallet). However, unless there are extenuating circumstances, such as a gr8 deal or you already own the 690, I'd agree with maurelie that you should look to a different GPU.

Why isn't the 690 a good gpu for gaming?

It's not that it's not good, the GTX 690 is a beast, but it's a dual card GPU, you might as well pick two 770s for more performance, but still, single card solutions like the GTX 780ti would be preferable over the GTX 690 cause it's cheaper, has no micro-stuttering, and is nearly as fast as the GTX 690

 

[Deleted member 1300495]

Case - Corsair Obsideon 650 D
Power Supply - I don't know how much power I need so can you guys tell me?
CPU - Intel Core i7 4770K
I think this is for overclocking but i'm getting it because it has higher clock speeds and I don't know what overclocking is.
Memory - Corsair Vengence Pro 16gb (2 x 8gb)
Hard Drive - Seagate STBD1000DM003 1TB for storage
Motherboard - Asus Maximus VI Hero LGA 1150
Solid State Drive - Samsung
840 Evo MZ-7TE120BW
Aftermarket Cooler - Xigmatek Dark Knight
Graphics Card - ASUS GTX690-4GD5 GeForce GTX 690

Hi - a good quality 650w PSU will run that system, you don't need 750-850 (but no harm in either except to
your wallet). However, unless there are extenuating circumstances, such as a gr8 deal or you already own the 690, I'd agree with maurelie that you should look to a different GPU.

Why isn't the 690 a good gpu for gaming?

It's not that it's not good, the GTX 690 is a beast, but it's a dual card GPU, you might as well pick two 770s for more performance, but still, single card solutions like the GTX 780ti would be preferable over the GTX 690 cause it's cheaper, has no micro-stuttering, and is nearly as fast as the GTX 690

Thanks i'll put two 780ti in sli

 

[badboyrog]

your budget IS 6000$ !!!!!!!!!!! WOW!

 

[Bassim Ansari]

your budget IS 6000$ !!!!!!!!!!! WOW!

And I agree... That's a wow.

To the OP

IF you have that much budget, you should be looking at something like buying Gtx 780 sli with a 2500 x1600p monitor to take advantage of your budget.

Having 6000 dollars to spend and gaming on 1920 x 1080p does not make sense to me.