Bigger budget this time, new build

I've also now changed the hard drive to a Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache. Just to clarify I changed the normal hdd not the ssd heh.
 
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Why not a Corsair HX series power supply? I have one and it works great. Akasa are not known here for quality power supplies. Thousgh I do have the Akasa Nero CPU coolerfrom them (its silent).

I agree with the above ditch the Rampage, I have an Asus P6T which can do SLI and Crossfire (I think it costs 150 pounds now).

Why not go for an OEM version of Windows 7 64 bit? That would save you a few pounds and well, why waste it on the full retail version when the OEM works fine. In case you are worried, if te motherboard does break (classed as the computer in a PC) then all you have to do is phone Microsoft, they are usually very helpful.
 
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VonScar said:
Why not a Corsair HX series power supply? I have one and it works great. Akasa are not known here fore quality power supplies. Thousgh I do have the Akasa Nero CPU from them (its silent).

I agree with the above ditch the Rampage, I have an Asus P6T which can do SLI and Crossfire (I think it costs 150 pounds now).

Why not go for an OEM version of Windows 7 64 bit? That would save you a few pounds and well, why waste it on the full retail version when the OEM works fine. In case you are worried, if te motherboard does break (classed as the computer in a PC) then all you have to do is phone Microsoft, they are usually very helpful.
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I was just hoping I wouldn't have to change my psu anytime soon or always worry am I going over the psu max watt power. Yep ditched the rampage. Dude I'm not quite sure its £150, cheapest I can find on ocuk for a asus p6t is £232 lol. What about the gigabyte ud7?
 
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and with the money you save on the rest, u could up the SSD to the Intel 160GB
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I was looking at the intel 160gb and found the read/write compared to this ocz are ridiculously pathetic in comparison as far as I am aware. Is there a mobo that can have 3 graphics cards running at x 16/16/16 not 16/16/8 or something.
 
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