New rig what do you think of specs also will powersupply handle it

Geekazoid

Geekazoid

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XFX 6950 2GB Times 2
Intel Core i5-2500K
Asrock Z68 Extreme4 Intel Z68
Cooler Master HAF X Gaming
Noctua NH-D14
Corsair XMS3 6GB (3x2GB) DDR3 PC3-12800C9 1600MHz Triple Channel

new rig specs everything look ok?? Also can my powersupply handle this setup
Old power supply

Corsair TX 750W ATX SLI Compliant Power Supply


Many thanks...
 
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Your gonna have to take a screenshot or copy and paste as we won't have in our cart what you have in yours ;)

But the Corsair TX 750W should be able to handle whatever your throwing at it unless your going tri-sli/crossfire or something crazy
 
The link only goes to your basket in your browser, it wont work for us, copy and paste the text in to this forum.
 
I had a build in my basket already and thought he had somehow managed to link me to what he was looking at through the OcUK basket. My mind was blown for a few seconds.
 
K peeps I copied the whole text down for me parts

I will be using my old blue ray drive and SSD 120gb drive with an old sata harddrive...
 
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change cooler to silver arrow. its way cheaper and performas a teeny bit better. (it also doesnt have fans that look like they've been sicked on by a dog :p)

also change RAM for the equivalent dual channel ram, as that is the kind used by sandybridge motherboards

power supply is just fine for what you need, but a bit expensive. i would swap for the XFX 750W modular PSU to save some money without losing quality (XFX and corsair PSU's are just relabelled seasonics

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i assume you dont need an optical drive or a hard drive
 
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First issue is that Sandy Bridge only supports Dual channel RAM, I'm too tried to see anything else wrong with it (if anything). I'll leave it to Stulid.

Again I am beaten, I fail
 
Geekazoid said:
O yea MANY thanks guys for warning me there before I pressed the order button...
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it wouldnt have been a problem if you did. you could have just used two sticks of the triple channel RAM. there wouldnt be a difference because of how the ram works. you would have just waisted however much more the ram cost, and got yourself a spare stick of RAM
 
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