See Any Concerns With This Rig?

Panthur

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MB: Asus P7p55D Delune
CPU: Intel CoreI7 870 Lynfield
Ram: Crucial 8 Gb. 1600 ??
Video: Asus Radeon 8750
Hdd1: Intel X25-M G2 160 gb
Hdd2: WD Black 2TB. 7500 rpm
Sound: Creative Fatality Champion 7.1
Logitech Z5500 Speakers
Optical: LG Blu-ray Burner and 2nd LG DVD Burner
Case: Coolermaster HAF 922
Power Supply: Crucial hx 850w ATX
Op System: Windows 7 Professional
Keyboard: Logitech G19 and G13
Mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
Monitor:Samsung 213 TW 21" 1680x1050 (currently)

Any recommendations ??
 

Firsttime

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I don't know that that video card exists, and I think you may mean Corsair instead of Crucial for that PSU. Other then that it looks like a top of the line rig. What you plan on doing with all that power?
 

yh125d

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Compared to the rest of the hardware that GPU is pretty weak. Not much gaming I assume?


Also that PSU is way overkill. Theres a 650w version of that PSU, or the Antec Truepower New units (550 or 650w here), or the Corsair VX550 would probably be better fits
 

tynopik

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are you sure you even need a sound card? with the digital out on the motherboard, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of point
 

s0ren

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Originally posted by: tynopik
are you sure you even need a sound card? with the digital out on the motherboard, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of point

if he plans on using the analogue sound output there is definitely a point in a soundcard, so it may be worth considering. Else i agree with the above statements about the overkill PSU :) But it all seems to fit together nicely so its no biggie.
 

Panthur

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Whoops....can't type apparently....yea ,that is a Corsair power supply and the video card is supposed to say Radeon HD 5870
 

tynopik

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if i was going to spend that much on a system, i would at least get a 1920x1200 monitor

but that's me
 

latch

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Haven't seen the benchmarks, but I can't believe the 870 is worth [nearly] twice the price of the 860. Save your money for a rainy day, or upgrade some other part.