PLEASE HELP! SPACE PROBLEMS WITH CASE! (im serious guys and DONT think im a troll)

[sixsamuraisoldier]

Ok, so here's the thing, i would like to get the cooler master haf x, HOWEVER, im worried i wont have enough space. (as you can see, i have 4 gpus and 2 psus)
Here's my build:
CPU: Haswell (free)

GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX780 SuperClocked w/EVGA ACX Cooler 3GB GDDR5 384bit, DVI-I, DVI-D, HDMI,DP, SLI Ready (03G-P4-2784-KR)
(FOUR of these) ($2640)

Case: Cooler Master Haf X w/ SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ($180)

Motherboard (modify for extra RAM and other things) : ASUS Maximus VI Extreme (when it comes out) ( expected pricing : $400)
Monitor: Asus PB278Q 27" Class Widescreen PLS LED Monitor - 2560 x 1440, 16:9, 80000000:1, 5ms, HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, Energy Star ($650)
SSD : Samsung Electronics 840 Pro Series 2.5-Inch 512 SATA_6_0_gb Solid State Drive MZ-7PD512BW (TWO of these) ($940)

HDD: Western Digital WD1002FAEX Caviar Black 1 TB SATA III 7200 RPM 64 MB Cache Internal Desktop 3.5" Hard Drive ($90)

Power Supply: Thermaltake Toughpower 1500W ATX12V 2.3 24PIN Power Supply Active PFC 80PLUS Silver SLI CF 135mm Fan($300)

RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory (CML16GX3M2A1600C10) (TWO of these) ($240)

Operating system: Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit (free)

CPU Cooler: Thermalright Silver Arrow SB-E Extreme Dual Fan Universal CPU Heatsink ($100)

Thermal Compound Paste: Arctic Silver 5 High-Density Polysynthetic Silver Thermal Compound AS5-3.5G - OEM ($10)
HDMI: AmazonBasics 2-Pack, High-Speed HDMI Cables 6.5 feet -- Supports Ethernet, 3D, and Audio Return [Newest Standard] ($10)

HDMI to DVI: AmazonBasics HDMI to DVI Adapter Cable (9.8 Feet/3.0 Meters)

Intel Gigabit CT PCI-E Network Adapter EXPI9301CTBLK ($30)


Mediabridge Networking Cat5e Patch Cable - (15 Feet) - Red RJ45 Computer Patch Cord ($6)

IC Diamond 24 Carat Thermal Compound - 4.8 gram ($15)

2.5-inch SSD/Hard Drive to 3.5-inch Bay Plastic Tray Mount Adapter Kit (TWO of these) ($14)

Intel 4965AGN Next-Gen Wireless-N PCIe Mini Card Network Adapter - Mini PCI Express - 300Mbps ($9)

Razer Naga Special Edition - Molten (RZ01-00280500-R3) ($70)


Corsair Vengeance K70 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black Cherry MX Red (CH-9000011-NA) ($130)

CM Storm Skorpion - Gaming Mouse Bungee with Flexible Mouse Cord Arm (SGA-2000-BKNX1) ($20)

Build Your Own PC Do-It-Yourself For Dummies [Paperback] ($20)

HDE® USB 3.0 Male to Female Cable 1.5m 5ft (Backward Compatible with 2.0) ($5)

Norton 360 2013 - 1 User / 3 PC ($25)

Crysis 3 ($40)

Plantronics GameCom 780 Surround Sound Stereo PC Gaming Headset - Frustration Free Packaging ($55)

ASUS Xonar DGX PCI-E GX2.5 Audio Engine Sound Cards ($40)
League Of Legends Logo Mouse Pad ($9)

Phobya 24 Pin 2-Way PSU Starting Cable (Black Sleeved) ($20)

Add2PSU Multiple Power Supply Adapter ($20)

Seasonic PLATINUM-860 ATX 860 Power Supply ($200)

Logitech Surround Sound Speakers Z506 (980-000430) ($80)

mPCIe Combo Card ($30)

THANKS IN ADVANCE!

 

[Fulgurant]

how am i a troll?

Because no one who seriously intends to build his own $6,000 computer would be as clueless as you're pretending to be. Clueless rich people buy overpriced OEMs and get on with their lives. Rich people with a half an ounce of interest in building their own rig at least have the good taste to google up a tech article or two before they craft a build; they don't order An Idiot's Guide to System Building along with $6,000 worth of randomly selected parts.

On the off chance that you're just a naive kid who really is serious, then cut your budget by about 2/3rds and save your parents some money. There's almost zero chance you'd notice a performance difference, even if we assume the ridiculous rig you've configured has any hope of working at all, which is doubtful.

 

[endeavour37a]

Well, if it ain't water cooled for $6300 then I would wonder if you are for real, but that's just me of course and what do I know anyway?

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

how am i a troll?

Because no one who seriously intends to build his own $6,000 computer would be as clueless as you're pretending to be. Clueless rich people buy overpriced OEMs and get on with their lives. Rich people with a half an ounce of interest in building their own rig at least have the good taste to google up a tech article or two before they craft a build; they don't order An Idiot's Guide to System Building along with $6,000 worth of randomly selected parts.

On the off chance that you're just a naive kid who really is serious, then cut your budget by about 2/3rds and save your parents some money. There's almost zero chance you'd notice a performance difference, even if we assume the ridiculous rig you've configured has any hope of working at all, which is doubtful.

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

 

[Fulgurant]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Excellent! Then you can ask him all of your burning questions. I'm sure he has more insight into minimum requirements for games released in -- oh I don't know, the year 2020? -- than we do.

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Excellent! Then you can ask him all of your burning questions. I'm sure he has more insight into minimum requirements for games released in -- oh I don't know, the year 2020? -- than we do.

XD i just checked the requirements and turned out it was wrong
thanks guys
and also, do you guys know a good water cooling system that WONT leak?

 

[TheBigTroll]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Excellent! Then you can ask him all of your burning questions. I'm sure he has more insight into minimum requirements for games released in -- oh I don't know, the year 2020? -- than we do.

XD i just checked the requirements and turned out it was wrong
thanks guys
and also, do you guys know a good water cooling system that WONT leak?

hope you arent one of those 8 year olds trying to macho about his computer. because overspending on a rig is just like being a mac pro fan boy

 

[TheBigTroll]

and as for your friend being smart about computers, forget it. if he recommends 3000 dollars worth of hardware that does nothing, hes stupid

 

[manofchalk]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Nooopppeee......
Think one of them to max out all current games at 1080p.
Ask your friend how many "Megachips" you need to run Crysis, if he actually gives a number you can safely dismiss anything he says. Even if he catches on, disregard what he says because if he specced out that rig he obviously was looking at the price tag and not much else.

You can build a gaming rig that will achieve high-max settings in games for ~$1500, $1700 if you want the bells and whistles.

 

[USAFRet]

... my friend said...

Famous last words.

 

[endeavour37a]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Excellent! Then you can ask him all of your burning questions. I'm sure he has more insight into minimum requirements for games released in -- oh I don't know, the year 2020? -- than we do.

XD i just checked the requirements and turned out it was wrong
thanks guys
and also, do you guys know a good water cooling system that WONT leak?

Show me a piece of hardware that will not have problems once and a while. Leaking is usually not a problem with WCing, it is pump failure.

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Excellent! Then you can ask him all of your burning questions. I'm sure he has more insight into minimum requirements for games released in -- oh I don't know, the year 2020? -- than we do.

XD i just checked the requirements and turned out it was wrong
thanks guys
and also, do you guys know a good water cooling system that WONT leak?

hope you arent one of those 8 year olds trying to macho about his computer. because overspending on a rig is just like being a mac pro fan boy

and as for your friend being smart about computers, forget it. if he recommends 3000 dollars worth of hardware that does nothing, hes stupid

nono im 12 ( jk)

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Nooopppeee......
Think one of them to max out all current games at 1080p.
Ask your friend how many "Megachips" you need to run Crysis, if he actually gives a number you can safely dismiss anything he says. Even if he catches on, disregard what he says because if he specced out that rig he obviously was looking at the price tag and not much else.

You can build a gaming rig that will achieve high-max settings in games for ~$1500, $1700 if you want the bells and whistles.

nvm, he said three GTX 660 TI's.

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

why wouldnt it work? and yes, im the kid. plus, my friend said that you need 3 of those for minimum requirements, and hes smart about computers....

Nooopppeee......
Think one of them to max out all current games at 1080p.
Ask your friend how many "Megachips" you need to run Crysis, if he actually gives a number you can safely dismiss anything he says. Even if he catches on, disregard what he says because if he specced out that rig he obviously was looking at the price tag and not much else.

You can build a gaming rig that will achieve high-max settings in games for ~$1500, $1700 if you want the bells and whistles.

he says that you need 1 "megachips" and that your wrong...

 

[TheBigTroll]

im 15 and i can think properly. save your parents money by thinking properly

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

im 15 and i can think properly. save your parents money by thinking properly

but i get haswell for free...

 

[manofchalk]

he says that you need 1 "megachips" and that your wrong...

You realize I made that up?

My advice, ignore whatever your friend says. He plainly doesn't know what he is talking about, and there is a forum of tech geeks who do know what they are doing telling you so.
Really, at this point just give us a realistic budget and we can give you a decent build. Its apparent that trying to collaborate on this isnt going to work.

 

[TheBigTroll]

lol megachips. how did he fall for it

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

4 780's is such a waste tri and quad sli looses its worth

Yeah, you know -- normally I wouldn't question someone's personal choice to do what he wishes with his money, but then I see this on the OP's list of ordered parts:

"Build Your Own PC Do-It-Yourself For Dummies [Paperback] ($20)"

And I have to wonder whether he knows what he's buying, like at all.

Ok, so my last post was a little harsh and content-free, so here's straight-faced answer to the OP's posted build: your PSU is too weak. The four graphics' cards, alone, will consume a max of about 1072 Watts on the 12V rail.

GTX 780 Power Consumption

Also, if front-facing USB 3.0 ports are your concern, you can buy a HUB that will slot into one of your drive bays.

i think you solved it best...

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

he says that you need 1 "megachips" and that your wrong...

You realize I made that up?

My advice, ignore whatever your friend says. He plainly doesn't know what he is talking about, and there is a forum of tech geeks who do know what they are doing telling you so.
Really, at this point just give us a realistic budget and we can give you a decent build. Its apparent that trying to collaborate on this isnt going to work.

ok then...
plz dont laugh, im a kid on a budget, my budegt is 6500-7000 US dollars

 

[USAFRet]

plz dont laugh, im a kid on a budget, my budegt is 6500-7000 US dollars

That's not a kid budget for a PC.

 

[Fulgurant]

ok then...
plz dont laugh, im a kid on a budget, my budegt is 6500-7000 US dollars

If this is legit, then please do consider lowering your budget by $4000-$5000. Either let your parents keep the rest or use it to buy something else -- like a used car or something.

 

[DSzymborski]

What fail.

Your friend telling you to get a megachip is an idiot. You have to get the megachip-ultraE or given your budget, a super-megachip is more practical. Overclocking a megachip-ultraE is kind of inefficient and you need a BIOS infuser with a zaxxon rectifier.

4 GPUs in SLI is impractical. You need to buy a CoolerMaster Alpha Octomos, which fits two motherboards that can be combined with a doctorow bridge. Then you can dual-dual SLI, or SLI^2 as it's generally called.

You also need a different power supply, one that can generate a magnetic field. Logisys has a 10T PSU and utilizes a consumer Halbach array.

Last thing is cooling. Noctua has a system that uses proton acceleration to create a section of infinite gravity that sucks the heat right off your CPU. Make sure you leave the pilot light one as it will otherwise reduce the temperature of your CPU to just above absolute zero (due to Hawking radiation).

Hope that helps!

 

[Fulgurant]

What fail.

Your friend telling you to get a megachip is an idiot. You have to get the megachip-ultraE or given your budget, a super-megachip is more practical. Overclocking a megachip-ultraE is kind of inefficient and you need a BIOS infuser with a zaxxon rectifier.

4 GPUs in SLI is impractical. You need to buy a CoolerMaster Alpha Octomos, which fits two motherboards that can be combined with a doctorow bridge. Then you can dual-dual SLI, or SLI^2 as it's generally called.

You also need a different power supply, one that can generate a magnetic field. Logisys has a 10T PSU and utilizes a consumer Halbach array.

Last thing is cooling. Noctua has a system that uses proton acceleration to create a section of infinite gravity that sucks the heat right off your CPU. Make sure you leave the pilot light one as it will otherwise reduce the temperature of your CPU to just above absolute zero (due to Hawking radiation).

Hope that helps!

This guy knows his stuff. But don't forget the dilithium chamber!

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

What fail.

Your friend telling you to get a megachip is an idiot. You have to get the megachip-ultraE or given your budget, a super-megachip is more practical. Overclocking a megachip-ultraE is kind of inefficient and you need a BIOS infuser with a zaxxon rectifier.

4 GPUs in SLI is impractical. You need to buy a CoolerMaster Alpha Octomos, which fits two motherboards that can be combined with a doctorow bridge. Then you can dual-dual SLI, or SLI^2 as it's generally called.

You also need a different power supply, one that can generate a magnetic field. Logisys has a 10T PSU and utilizes a consumer Halbach array.

Last thing is cooling. Noctua has a system that uses proton acceleration to create a section of infinite gravity that sucks the heat right off your CPU. Make sure you leave the pilot light one as it will otherwise reduce the temperature of your CPU to just above absolute zero (due to Hawking radiation).

Hope that helps!

what are you talking about?

 

[sixsamuraisoldier]

ok then...
plz dont laugh, im a kid on a budget, my budegt is 6500-7000 US dollars

If this is legit, then please do consider lowering your budget by $4000-$5000. Either let your parents keep the rest or use it to buy something else -- like a used car or something.

but it took me forever to earn this, and still i have a year or two to go....