What do you think of my build?

[adankim]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2IzDO

planning on sli in the future

 

[apcs13]

If you're going to SLI, get a 3GB VRAM card or higher, that 2GB is going to limit you in the future. Otherwise nice build.

 

[kewlguy239]

well, its a solid build. the only thing I could recommend, since you said u were planning on going SLI in the future, get a bigger power supply now rather than later. for 2 gtx 770s in SLI u need a power supply with about 950 watts and 84 amps on the 12v rail. corsair has very nice 1000w supplies that will handle exactly that.

 

[kewlguy239]

If you're going to SLI, get a 3GB VRAM card or higher, that 2GB is going to limit you in the future. Otherwise nice build.

vram will only become a factor if he wants to game at higher resolutions or on multiple displays. for single screen 1080p gaming, 2gb of vram is sufficient.

if getting a 4k monitor is in his future, or he already has a triple monitor setup, I would agree with you that he needs more vram. but without further info, its hard to say what his long term intentions are.

 

[apcs13]

If you're going to SLI, get a 3GB VRAM card or higher, that 2GB is going to limit you in the future. Otherwise nice build.

vram will only become a factor if he wants to game at higher resolutions or on multiple displays. for single screen 1080p gaming, 2gb of vram is sufficient.

if getting a 4k monitor is in his future, or he already has a triple monitor setup, I would agree with you that he needs more vram. but without further info, its hard to say what his long term intentions are.

While this is true, 2GB is enough for 1080P single monitor right now, if he wants to SLI and have a lot of future proof power- 2GB will NOT be enough for 1080P. Battlefield 4 already uses very close to 2GB of VRAM right now at ultra settings 1080P, and games like Watchdogs and the future Crysis games will most likely be the same. With GTX 770's in SLI, that kind of power (and cost) should be expected to last for a long time and the OP will most likely want to have this build without upgrades for a lot of years after installing the second GPU, they will be limited by that 2GB of VRAM. It's fine for 1080P single monitor, but not for the next 3+ years.

 

[Daniel Sudakov]

Well, your ram is overpriced. You should look over others. The case is a personal choice, but you can get a better case for less. The NZXT phantom 410 is a good choice.

I built you a 40$ less cheaper build, with a R4 and a evga gtx 780. I don't like windows 8, and really, I say stay with windows 7. Better option IMO.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2IJ4u