the link to my build lol
http://www.canadacomputers.com/shopping_cart.php?limit=0&
let me know if it works first time inserting a link lol

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Well,  it won't perform too well,  but at least it's cheap!

Have a look at http://directcanada.com . They are a sister-site to NCIX, but some of their prices are nuts. I've used both sites for ears and never had any negative experiences. But yes, Canadacomputing si a reputable company, too.

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here my list of hardware thanks again abrams for letting me know that the link didnt work:

Intel Core-i7-4770K LGA1150
Asus TUF Sabertooth Z87 Socket 1150
Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600MHz
Cooler Master CM Storm Stryker White
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB Solid State Hard Drive
Seagate HDD 3TB Hard Drive(Mechanical)
Thermallake Smart Power 750W 80Plus Bronze Power Supply
Corsair Vengeance K70 Gaming Keyboard
Logitech G500s Laser Mouse
2X Evga Geforce 660 SLI

But I May Go With A Small CPU if budget is strained to far let me know what you guys/gals think about my best build yet if you want i can write what my old build was for comparision.

Nice.

But A couple thing to consider:

I just recently compared Those Samsung SSD driver, and after much reading, the I chose the Pro over the EVO series. I got the 256gb.
Are you sure 750w is sufficient? it appears to have 60+ amp on the 12v, but since Evga has so many variants, I'm not sure when those cards will devour. Evga is a fine choice, though.
Last, I always recommend a single beefy card, over SLI and Crossfire. For many reasons. I think a single 680 will cost about the same, or spend a bit more for a 780.

And a CPU cooler, of course.

if you get a 'smaller' CPU, you can save almost 100 bucks with the 4670k. It's pretty much the same chip, but without Hyperthreading (virtual cores) They are good for stuff like encoding, but I've noticed little, of any difference, with games and general performance. Plus HT makes your CPU run hotter. I have it on my 2700k but I leave it off unless I'm going to encode large videos or run other process-heavy editors.

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cool thanks for the insight i like when ppl know a bit more then me but i know for a fact that the core i5 is a pretty good chipset as well and i toldly forgot abput cpu coolers i was going with corsair h100i for the cpu cooler do you think thats a good cooler???? i heard its good

right now my current rig is:
AMD Phenom II X4 940
DDR2 8GB Memory 4x2
800W power supply
2x Geforce GTX 660
1TB hard drive
Logitech g15 Keyboard
Logitech g500s mouse
Corsair Vengeance 1100 Headset With Mic
Antec Nine Hundred Mid Tower Case

shes 8 years old and shes going to my wife like that she can join us in the gaming community

i would also suggest getting multiple hdd rather than one big one in-case it fails you still have other to fallback on with the multiple taking your board are enough sata connections.

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true that mr-t i may throw more hdd later on but right now im working on a tight budget and specially im awaiting our second child ill be pressed for money and time lol if any of you have more suggestions dont be shy to add some more i welcome all sort of suggestions for the build

for the powersupply look at the coolermaster v850, that what i got and the price was the best i could find for a 850watt and its getting a lot of good reviews

as for the hdd i meant don't put a single 3tb in but two 1.5tb or even just two 1tb drives for now.

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The h100i is  an excellent  cooler,  but it has trouble fitting in some cases.  Search both models together and you'll get info about it. The slightly smaller siste cooler does well too.

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