Is my computer's parts compatible?

[somone playsmc]

Hi,
I am building a computer and I wanted to know if all the parts work together before I start buying. Also any recommendations are welcomed like more fans.

Motherboard: ASUS M5A99 FX PRO
ram: Corsiar Vengeance 16 G (4 x 4)
cpu: AMD FX-8320
gpu: MSI AMD Radeon R9 270X
hdd: Seagate Barracuda ES.2 1 TB, Internal, 7200 RPM, 3.5"
ssd: Samsung 840 Series 2.5 inch 120GB SATA III
optical drive: Samsung SATA 1.5 Gb-s
power supply: Corsair CX750 ATX 750 watt
case: Corsair Carbide serise SPEC-01

Thanks!

 

[Sammyjo20]

Hi,
I am building a computer and I wanted to know if all the parts work together before I start buying. Also any recommendations are welcomed like more fans.

Motherboard: ASUS M5A99 FX PRO
ram: Corsiar Vengeance 16 G (4 x 4)
cpu: AMD FX-8320
gpu: MSI AMD Radeon R9 270X
hdd: Seagate Barracuda ES.2 1 TB, Internal, 7200 RPM, 3.5"
ssd: Samsung 840 Series 2.5 inch 120GB SATA III
optical drive: Samsung SATA 1.5 Gb-s
power supply: Corsair CX750 ATX 750 watt
case: Corsair Carbide serise SPEC-01

Thanks!

Yep. You got a nice little setup there mate. A Basic fan setup would be:

- Upgraded CPU fan. I use this one and it's awesome: http://goo.gl/RpS0MP
- Intake fan at the front of case (Sucking air in)
- Extra fan @ back to blow out hot air.

Optional:
- Side / Top fan.

 

[boosted1g]

Parts are all compatible.

I would get 2x8gb over 4x4 gb on the memory.

750w is overkill unless you think you will x-fire a second 270x in the future.
Regardless I would get a different PSU then the CX series. They have weaker capacitors that are not up to the task of heavy gaming.
Ideal is a PSU from Seasonic or XFX.

 

[somone playsmc]

Hi,
I am building a computer and I wanted to know if all the parts work together before I start buying. Also any recommendations are welcomed like more fans.

Motherboard: ASUS M5A99 FX PRO
ram: Corsiar Vengeance 16 G (4 x 4)
cpu: AMD FX-8320
gpu: MSI AMD Radeon R9 270X
hdd: Seagate Barracuda ES.2 1 TB, Internal, 7200 RPM, 3.5"
ssd: Samsung 840 Series 2.5 inch 120GB SATA III
optical drive: Samsung SATA 1.5 Gb-s
power supply: Corsair CX750 ATX 750 watt
case: Corsair Carbide serise SPEC-01

Thanks!

Yep. You got a nice little setup there mate. A Basic fan setup would be:

- Upgraded CPU fan. I use this one and it's awesome: http://goo.gl/RpS0MP
- Intake fan at the front of case (Sucking air in)
- Extra fan @ back to blow out hot air.

Optional:
- Side / Top fan.

Hi
I will try to do what you said. If I upgrade my CPU fan then I could buy the same CPU without the fan? also the case contains a fan in the front and back

Im kinda a noob. this is my first build

 

[Sammyjo20]

Parts are all compatible.

I would get 2x8gb over 4x4 gb on the memory.

750w is overkill unless you think you will x-fire a second 270x in the future.
Regardless I would get a different PSU then the CX series. They have weaker capacitors that are not up to the task of heavy gaming.
Ideal is a PSU from Seasonic or XFX.

True. 750w is it a bit much BUT I would get one just so you know you won't have power issues.

 

[Sammyjo20]

Hi,
I am building a computer and I wanted to know if all the parts work together before I start buying. Also any recommendations are welcomed like more fans.

Motherboard: ASUS M5A99 FX PRO
ram: Corsiar Vengeance 16 G (4 x 4)
cpu: AMD FX-8320
gpu: MSI AMD Radeon R9 270X
hdd: Seagate Barracuda ES.2 1 TB, Internal, 7200 RPM, 3.5"
ssd: Samsung 840 Series 2.5 inch 120GB SATA III
optical drive: Samsung SATA 1.5 Gb-s
power supply: Corsair CX750 ATX 750 watt
case: Corsair Carbide serise SPEC-01

Thanks!

Yep. You got a nice little setup there mate. A Basic fan setup would be:

- Upgraded CPU fan. I use this one and it's awesome: http://goo.gl/RpS0MP
- Intake fan at the front of case (Sucking air in)
- Extra fan @ back to blow out hot air.

Optional:
- Side / Top fan.

Hi
I will try to do what you said. If I upgrade my CPU fan then I could buy the same CPU without the fan? also the case contains a fan in the front and back

Im kinda a noob. this is my first build

Yes either. This fan works with intel and AMD but It's good to have a good heat sink / CPU fan.

 

[TNT27]

get the Antec Gamers Series 620w, great quality, and semi-modular for great cable management, and leaves plenty of room for OC CPU + Any Single GPU. Very cheap right now too

 

[somone playsmc]

Hi,
I am building a computer and I wanted to know if all the parts work together before I start buying. Also any recommendations are welcomed like more fans.

Motherboard: ASUS M5A99 FX PRO
ram: Corsiar Vengeance 16 G (4 x 4)
cpu: AMD FX-8320
gpu: MSI AMD Radeon R9 270X
hdd: Seagate Barracuda ES.2 1 TB, Internal, 7200 RPM, 3.5"
ssd: Samsung 840 Series 2.5 inch 120GB SATA III
optical drive: Samsung SATA 1.5 Gb-s
power supply: Corsair CX750 ATX 750 watt
case: Corsair Carbide serise SPEC-01

Thanks!

Yep. You got a nice little setup there mate. A Basic fan setup would be:

- Upgraded CPU fan. I use this one and it's awesome: http://goo.gl/RpS0MP
- Intake fan at the front of case (Sucking air in)
- Extra fan @ back to blow out hot air.

Optional:
- Side / Top fan.

Hi
I will try to do what you said. If I upgrade my CPU fan then I could buy the same CPU without the fan? also the case contains a fan in the front and back

Im kinda a noob. this is my first build

Yes either. This fan works with intel and AMD but It's good to have a good heat sink / CPU fan.

ok Ill get your fan and get a cheeper CPU without a fan. and did you say I need extra case fans or did you just not see it. plus if I get the fan thats 150 watts so 750 watts should be good

 

[TNT27]

Thing is, even though that PSU says its 750w, it may not deliver that much, a 620 watt psu made from seasonic, is going to give more stable wattage than a 750 watt CX unit from Corsair

 

[somone playsmc]

Thing is, even though that PSU says its 750w, it may not deliver that much, a 620 watt psu made from seasonic, is going to give more stable wattage than a 750 watt CX unit from Corsair

True but Corsair is a very reliable company

 

[TNT27]

Thing is, even though that PSU says its 750w, it may not deliver that much, a 620 watt psu made from seasonic, is going to give more stable wattage than a 750 watt CX unit from Corsair

True but Corsair is a very reliable company

Not true, CX units are very unreliable, and the higher end Corsair units that are actually good and reliable are rebranded seasonic units.

 

[somone playsmc]

Thing is, even though that PSU says its 750w, it may not deliver that much, a 620 watt psu made from seasonic, is going to give more stable wattage than a 750 watt CX unit from Corsair

True but Corsair is a very reliable company

Not true, CX units are very unreliable, and the higher end Corsair units that are actually good and reliable are rebranded seasonic units.

Ill search it up then

 

[somone playsmc]

Thing is, even though that PSU says its 750w, it may not deliver that much, a 620 watt psu made from seasonic, is going to give more stable wattage than a 750 watt CX unit from Corsair

I now am chosing the Antec Gamers Series 620w. Is it compatible with my build? here is my rig http://pcpartpicker.com/p/mfTvhM

 

[TNT27]

Yes its all good now, I would just hate for you to buy the cx psu, only to have it fail within a year, potentially taking other components with it.

 

[somone playsmc]

Yes its all good now, I would just hate for you to buy the cx psu, only to have it fail within a year, potentially taking other components with it.

Thank you because this is going to probaly be my one chance. If I mess something up it will be horrible