Would like opinions/advice on desktop build.

[Tbr]

I'm trying to build a desktop pc for between 1.5k and 2k. This is what I had in mind.

NZXT 630 Phantom case
Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD7 motherboard
16GB (2x8) 1600 cosair vengence ram
AZZA 1000w power supply
AMD FX-8350 cpu
NZXT X60 kraken cooling
1tb 7200 rpm hd

My only point of contention is the graphics card I was considering the 7990 or 780ti
or sli/crossfire two cheaper cards I can get every thing but the graphics card for about 1k. Which leaves me about 500 to 1k to play with. Any thoughts that might cheapen or improve the build?

 

[Ronaldspiers]

Is this in US dollars? And what is it going to be used for? Gaming mostly?

 

[jimthenagual]

Azza is made by Super Flower, a very well respected maker. That's a really nice power supply.

 

[Ronaldspiers]

Azza is made by Super Flower, a very well respected maker. That's a really nice power supply.

I retract my statement then, apologies OP.

 

[NineFace]

For GPU 7990 win over 780ti by 1% you choose

http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1945&gid2=708&compare=geforce-gtx-780-ti-evga-superclocked-w-acx-edition-vs-radeon-hd-7990

 

[Tbr]

USD and Gaming yes, I should have clarified that when I posted sorry.

 

[Ronaldspiers]

Well I would personally go for the single 780ti as dual cards like the 7990 and GTX 690 still have some microstutter effects present at times (to my knowledge anyway)

 

[Tbr]

That's what I was thinking, but on the other hand it will eventually be fixed & the 7990 is a better card. Plus in the future I plan to buy another card, & having 2 7990s it's like having 4 7970s running at 16x instead of 8x. Also the 780ti EVG edition is the same or more in cost than the 7990.

However all that said, when you bring Nvidia G-Sync monitors into it the Nvidia cards start to look more appealing for the future. AMD is still stuck with Mantle.