Will this build work

[simas290]

Okay, so lately i was trying to find a build that would feel right for me, and it seems that i finally found one.
I'm thinking of using these components:

MSI H87M-E33 Motherboard
i5-4670K Cpu
Asus gtx 760 2gb Gpu with 2 fans
PSU Seasonic S12II-620 620W Psu
And the case+ram that i'm using for my current computer.

Unfortunately this is gonna be my first build and i'm not certain about a few things.

1.Is my motherboard compatible with all the parts and vice-versa (i am especially worried about mobo and Psu combination)
2.Is one case fan + cpu and gpu fans enough for everything to work properly?
3.Does this Psu have 2 6-pin connectors? (Cant seem to find this info on the web)
4.How hard is it to set up Psu, mobo and cpu the right way?

Thank you for your input

 

[goodguy713]

you should be good. biggest thing to look for is processor socket. 4670k is LGA 1150 . You have the right socket type on that board so you should be fine.

 

[simas290]

That really relieves some tension but i have read here http://www.pc-specs.com/psu/Seasonic/S12II-620_80_Bronze_620W/236/Compatible_Hard_Drives that this particular Psu seems to be incompatible with the mobo i set my eyes on. Can there be any truth to that?

 

[goodguy713]

well there might be some issues with low power states .. when the computer throttles down or puts its self to sleep. as far as how that power supply would not work with that motherboard I personally dont see any reason why. on a side note corsair powersupplies are basically seasonic power supplies just rebranded.

 

[goodguy713]

while that motherboard may not be listed it may also be a newer motherboard and may not have been tested by seasonic yet. same thing goes with ram motherboards vendors specify a sertain brand or type that have been tested but it dose not indicate all the different types that would work as far as validation is concerned.

 

[simas290]

I realize it sounds silly, but is it possible that Psu might have different kind of cables than the outlets found on this mobo? And what exactly would cause the issues you speak of?

 

[goodguy713]

I realize it sounds silly, but is it possible that Psu might have different kind of cables than the outlets found on this mobo? And what exactly would cause the issues you speak of?

they are all standardized unless your using something form like 10 15 years ago.. some had a 20 +4 pin lol but yea you should be fine.

 

[goodguy713]

on a personal note i prefer modular cables because you can use only what you need vs having a predetermined layout with cables and having to use molex connectors and stuff they look cleaner

 

[simas290]

By the way does the other part of the cable that connects with the molex come with other components like mobo and gpu?

 

[goodguy713]

yea but most power supplies already have those cables. especially modular ones .. some times you might need to use one with a non modular cable power supply but generally speaking your computer case / motherboard / or graphics card will more than likely come with some form or another of a molex cable.

 

[goodguy713]

hopefully you wont have to use one at all.

 

[simas290]

I hope so. Well i can't really think of anything else right now but as always im pretty sure i will come up with some new issue in the near future.

Thank you for all your help man you really helped me out.

 

[goodguy713]

no problem