Will these parts be compatible

[Jacle]

Hi I am wondering if all of this is compatible

CPU: Intel Core i7-3930K Sandy Bridge-E

CASE: Coolmaster HAF x blue edition

HDD: western digital 4tb black 7200 rpm

GPU: EVGA GeForce gtx 690

PSU: thermal take tough power XT gold 1375w

RAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws Z Series 64GB (8 x 8gb)

Motherboard: ASUS Rampage IV Extreme LGA 2011 Intel X79

OS: windows 7 professional x64

 

[excella1221]

They would all technically be compatible, but I don't see the point of 64gb of RAM.
If it's for server purposes, then you should be getting a Xeon processor instead.

Does Caviar Black even have a 4TB unit? 😛
I'm not sure what you'll need that much storage for but I suggest getting 2 pcs of 2TB Caviar Greens instead, then a 256-512gb SSD.

 

[Jacle]

They would all technically be compatible, but I don't see the point of 64gb of RAM.
If it's for server purposes, then you should be getting a Xeon processor instead.

Does Caviar Black even have a 4TB unit? 😛
I'm not sure what you'll need that much storage for but I suggest getting 2 pcs of 2TB Caviar Greens instead, then a 256-512gb SSD.

Thanks for replying, for the 4tb hard drive I meant to say RE instead of black 😛
Also the point for 64gb of ram is for show and for making 3d hardcore games

 

[excella1221]

You'll only need 16gb of RAM for that.

 

[Jacle]

To show off?

 

[excella1221]

For producing 3d media.
I won't recommend getting anything that would just be wasted since our goal here is giving people the best bang for buck on their builds, but I won't stop you either. 😛

 

[Jacle]

K thanks

 

[barto]

All of those are nice parts and all are compatible. I agree with excella, you don't need 64 gb of RAM. That's overkill. You should get a SSD as the primary drive. It will give you quick start ups and load games faster.

 

[Jacle]

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[DarkSable]

I'd also like to throw out there that the 690 might not be a good pick. 2 670s will outperform it, especially if you're playing at 1080p - you can get 4GB vram 670s, but the 690 cheats - it only has 2GB usable for each core; thus it's like running two 2GB, downclocked 680s.