Suggestions on a new build

[Adam Wolfe]

Hi all,

I am planning on building a new computer here soon and was looking for some input on it.

The things I use my computer for:
-Revit/AutoCAD Drafting (Not super heavy)
-3D Modeling/Rendering (Not super heavy)
-World of Warcraft
-Call of Duty
-Battlefield

I also want provisions in the build to be able to add another 760 down the line if I want too. Another important thing to note is that I do play games in eyefinity quite often with a resolution of 5760x3240. I have (3) LG 27" IPS monitors.

Here is the link for the current build I am contemplating:

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/AKWolfe/saved/27F2

Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

 

[abgaut]

cm manufactures crappy PSUs. Why not go for seasonic or corsair HX or AX.

 

[Adam Wolfe]

cm manufactures crappy PSUs. Why not go for seasonic or corsair HX or AX.

To be honest all of the computers I have ever built have been CoolerMaster power supplies. I have never had 1 single problem, maybe I am just lucky.

 

[Adam Wolfe]

If you have a suggestion for another PSU, please post it. Im always open to any changes, that's why I am asking on here! 🙂

 

[abgaut]

cm manufactures crappy PSUs. Why not go for seasonic or corsair HX or AX.

To be honest all of the computers I have ever built have been CoolerMaster power supplies. I have never had 1 single problem, maybe I am just lucky.

I meant they are relatively bad as compared to seasonic and corsair. You can trust seasonic. Rest which ever PSU brand provides better RMA at your location go for it.

 

[Adam Wolfe]

cm manufactures crappy PSUs. Why not go for seasonic or corsair HX or AX.

To be honest all of the computers I have ever built have been CoolerMaster power supplies. I have never had 1 single problem, maybe I am just lucky.

I meant they are relatively bad as compared to seasonic and corsair. You can trust seasonic. Rest which ever PSU brand provides better RMA at your location go for it.

Cool, I updated the build to go with Corsair 750W SLI ready because it was much cheaper than the seasonic.

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