Need advices for my new build

[rotmaster]

Hello community,

My goal is to make a good gaming computer that will run most games on ultra graphics, (like the upcoming Battlefield 4), for the best price.

I will overclock, of course, and it will be used for high-end gaming, mostly, and maybe I'll try to have fun with photoshop...

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/1DHgx

Feel free to give ideas of cases I could get, and let me know if there is anything I should change of this build.

P.S: 1300$ is the maximum I can reach for right now... (including everything)
Thanks everyone!

 

[Tradesman1]

Looks good, do you have an OS?

 

[rotmaster]

Looks good, do you have an OS?

Yep, I have windows 7

 

[tiny voices]

Get an fx6300. The 6200 is pretty poor in comparison.

750w is pretty overkill for this rig. 500w would run it without issue.

 

[rotmaster]

Get an fx6300. The 6200 is pretty poor in comparison.

750w is pretty overkill for this rig. 500w would run it without issue.

I tought about keeping the 750w because I know I might crossfire two cards one day or another and I will of course upgrade some things over time. And yes, you are completely right, I will go for the fx6300.
Thanks for the feedback!

 

[RazerZ]

Get a cheaper mouse and invest the money into a GTX 760 if you plan to use dual graphics in the future. Cross fire is a bad idea.

 

[rotmaster]

Get a cheaper mouse and invest the money into a GTX 760 if you plan to use dual graphics in the future. Cross fire is a bad idea.

I can afford the GTX 760 while keeping the same mouse, but I don't know much about those GTX's... Is the 760 much better than the 7870? If yes, I'm ready to pay the price. And will there be any compatibility problems with the AMD processor?
Cheers

 

[RazerZ]

Get a cheaper mouse and invest the money into a GTX 760 if you plan to use dual graphics in the future. Cross fire is a bad idea.

I can afford the GTX 760 while keeping the same mouse, but I don't know much about those GTX's... Is the 760 much better than the 7870? If yes, I'm ready to pay the price. And will there be any compatibility problems with the AMD processor?
Cheers

Yes it is quite a bit better. I would get it if you plan to add a second GPU in the future when more graphic intensive games come out. If not and you only want a single card go for a HD 7950 or 7970.

 

[rotmaster]

Get a cheaper mouse and invest the money into a GTX 760 if you plan to use dual graphics in the future. Cross fire is a bad idea.

I can afford the GTX 760 while keeping the same mouse, but I don't know much about those GTX's... Is the 760 much better than the 7870? If yes, I'm ready to pay the price. And will there be any compatibility problems with the AMD processor?
Cheers

Yes it is quite a bit better. I would get it if you plan to add a second GPU in the future when more graphic intensive games come out. If not and you only want a single card go for a HD 7950 or 7970.

Ok, I'll go with the 760 then, hope it'll be worth it! Can't wait to build my computer...
Thank you Razerz, you have been helpful!

 

[RazerZ]

Get a cheaper mouse and invest the money into a GTX 760 if you plan to use dual graphics in the future. Cross fire is a bad idea.

I can afford the GTX 760 while keeping the same mouse, but I don't know much about those GTX's... Is the 760 much better than the 7870? If yes, I'm ready to pay the price. And will there be any compatibility problems with the AMD processor?
Cheers

Yes it is quite a bit better. I would get it if you plan to add a second GPU in the future when more graphic intensive games come out. If not and you only want a single card go for a HD 7950 or 7970.

Ok, I'll go with the 760 then, hope it'll be worth it! Can't wait to build my computer...
Thank you Razerz, you have been helpful!

No problem also before you buy go for either of these cards, and don't buy two at the same time. Buy the second one later because the price will be a lot cheaper. Also don't forget to pick a solution to the thread

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-video-card-02gp43765kr

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvn760oc2gdrev20