U asking for psu right?my budget is 350-450 bt got 2 choose cm vs650w and 750w price 371/450 or consair psu csm 650w and 750w 2 brand which is better?

I no over locking I normally ply it auto setting with all...and no sli for now bt wait longer I'm Duno I wana think future abt psu...

Yep, the model you picked out is indeed backed by a 5 year warranty.

As a user of the Samsung 840 PRO, I'd highly recommend getting their SSDs. The included Magician software is really quite excellent

No,what i'm talking about is the budget for the whole rig.

So no overclocking?

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Jul 12 2015, 07:43 AM

For my rig around 4k I nt yet build just wana build soon so I'm surway for the part first coz now I'm take cheapest part is ram cs veageace pro 2400mhz. Rm300,ssd Samsung 850evo 120gb or 250 price 220/450 see the budget first only consider and cpu cooler consair h100 rm250....other part are in shop build so will normal price and include gst cpu i5 4690k rm901,gpu Msi 970 4g or Asus 970 strix hope can buy used item,psu I'm taking cm vs 750w rm450 or 650w rm371,wd hhd 1 TB blue rm 185,casing consair 400r rm350....

No overclockking hope can get cpu and gpu for used coz can save budget if nt vry exp...

I don't think it's worth it going for GTX970 SLI after GST has been implemented.

Intel Xeon E3-1231 V3 3.4Ghz RM969
Gigabyte Z97X-SLI RM556.50
Zotac GTX970 Reference 4GB GDDR5 RM1271
Kingston Value RAM 8GB DDR3 1600MHz RM199
WD Caviar Blue 1TB RM189
Samsung 850 Evo 120GB RM220 - Your friend.
CoolerMaster V750 80+ Gold Semi Modular RM487.60
Thermaltake Versa H25 RM135
Total:RM4027.10
Prices with cents are from Jayacom@LYP,GPU is from TechView and the rest are from Viewnet@LYP.

If you're planning on SLI,go for that,even better if drop SSD and use it on casing(Like Corsair Carbide Spec-03 RM219.42) so better air ventilation.

For used parts,check out Garage Sales,make sure get the same from above if you're planning on getting used parts.

This post has been edited by Minecrafter: Jul 12 2015, 08:09 AM

Jayacom the supervisor is my real life frenz so I take all part he cut out mny for me.. All include gst My spec mbb=ggb z97x gm3 rm551.20. Cpu=Intel i5 4690k rm901. Ram=consair vg pro 2400mhz 2+4gb 8gb rm300. Ssd Samsung Evo 850 120gb rm220. Cpu cooler=cs h100 rm250 this can consider for last Gpu=Msi gtx 970 4g rm15xx psu=cm vs 750w rm450 casing=consair 400r rm355.10 Wd 1 TB hdd=rm185

All those are new in seale just the cpu cooler are used item only if too over budget mbb can chage ggbz97x sli rm509 only or the psu lower to cm vs 650watt rm371 only...the cpu cooler I will buy last if nt enough money...so now I will search of got luck i will get either one cpu i5 or gpu for used so can save budget ady

Don't listen to him.

1.You're not overclocking,he suggested you an unlocked CPU,in which a Xeon E3-1231 which is locked.
2.For overclocking,that motherboard isn't that good.
3.RAM...difference between performance and value RAM isn't that big performance wise.
4.You don't ned liquid cooler.

And btw,the name of the brand is Corsair,not "Consair".

So I get the ggb z97x sli or Msi z97s sli kraith edition Izit good enough?and the psu acully get 650w gold cm vs Izit enough right?

One of the Gigabyte Z97X-SLI or MSI Z97S-SLI Krait Edition is enough.Just pick the cheapest.

I'd rather get the CM V750,extra headroom.

So I use bck the original cooler right?bt I like look nice haha

Ya mbb.pick cheapest can spent more to psu haha

Now I finding cpu and gpu for used only coz this 2 part is more exp haha

The CM Hyper TX3 Evo is enough,no need for Corsair H100.

Plus,are you sure that is the Corsair H100?Can't seem to find it on other price lists..including Jayacom's.

That is old version new version corsair h100i replace it ady btw bro hw to pm those seller?

Before my old rig I'm using cm Seidon 120m cooler haha

Just get the CM Hyper TX3 Evo..but then,if you want that cooler,go for it,no one can stop you.

Cycom and Viewnet are located in LYP.

http://www.cycom.com.my/contact.php
http://www.viewnet.com.my/contact.html

If you're certain you're not going to OC your CPU, why spend money on a CPU cooler at all?

A better move would be to use the stock Intel cooler, which is actually quite decent, and re-appropriate the money saved on other parts.