which build is provide better performance

[iNSANE WaffLeZz]

this build http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1X8sL
or this buildhttp://pcpartpicker.com/user/hujo98/saved/2Fin
i already have a case and a HDD so dont mention that but how would this perform and which one should i go with

 

[tiny voices]

The 660ti had a 3 year warranty, so 3 years. Once you go online and file the RMA, you have to get it to them in 45 days.

 

[sora]

k thanks i already have a western digital 1T so ill think ill be fine but i just cant get myself to get windows 8 i dont like the layout and i play a few older games that wont run on windows 8 i think or at least my friend cant run them on win 8

Old versions of MapleStory (a 2D game) are the only known versions to not run on Windows 8 but that can easily be fixed.

 

[iNSANE WaffLeZz]

how is this PSU i was looking at it because it is fully modular and im not really smart with PSU's http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817341051&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-na-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=&AID=10446076&PID=3938566&SID=

 

[tiny voices]

IT is not a bad unit at all. I would still go for an XFX unit though as they have a MUCH better track record.

 

[iNSANE WaffLeZz]

what about a corsair? im thinking about the gaming series becasue it has that blue LED in it

 

[tiny voices]

The Corsair gaming series is good. Stay away from the Corsair CX line and pretty much anything else is great.

 

[Vic 40]

The Corsair h60 is a joke and the Coolermaster hyper 212 evo will cool the same or better for way less money.

From what i read about the new 2013 version of the H60 it's a good cooler,what you think about it is of course your opinion.

Also, a 60gb SSD is pointless. 120gb or none at all is really the only way to go

A 60gb ssd will also speed up your pc,it's enough for windows and the standard programs,you just need to install more on your storage drive.

I agree that a 120gb ssd is a better option,i didn't choose that one because i read the wrong total amount on the pcpartpicker list,i would have chosen a 120gb ssd if i did look at the right amount and i mean after rebate and discounts.
The pcpartpicker is new to me and i might make mistakes sometimes.

750w is way overkill. .

I chose that with crossfire in mind,if the ts doesn't want that a 550watt psu woukl already be fine.For crossfire (=2xR9 280X) a 750watt psu is the minimum imo,a 850watt would already be better.

@iNSANE WaffLeZz

I would go for the next motherboard,
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-motherboard-ga990fxaud3
It's a better performer imo for as i last checked the same price.

 

[Vic 40]

Wouldn't the 7970 save $50 plus still perform the same as a 280X?

Not necessarily,in the next review even the results of the different 7970t's differ a lot.
http://uk.hardware.info/reviews/4892/6/amd-radeon-r9-280x--r9-270x-from-asus-and-msi-review-r9-in-practice-benchmarks---contd
The results go from about 60fps towards 79fps.The last/best result (79fps) is about the same as the R9 280X.
It depends on what you have to pay for a 7970 like that one,i don't know if there's i price difference of $50 there.