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Are these parts compatible with each other?
Hi i am wanting to build a gaming pc that will be in a $600 after rebate w/ os and case and all the other parts. I've been learning this for about almost 6 weeks...don't judge. Lol . All of it Is going to be bought on newegg.
Oh if you find the question sloppy. Sorry I'm on my iPod touch.
The questions are at the bottom.
Specs
OD - lite-on DVD Writer- bulk - iHas224-06 lightscribe oem
Case - Antec three hundred illusion black steel
HDD - Western Digital caviar blue WD5000AAKS 500gb
Mobo - Asrock M3a770DE AM3 770 atx
Gpu - HIS H577FK1GD Radeon HD 5770
PSU - corsair Builder Series 600w
Ram - a-data 4gb (2x2gb) 240-pin ddr3 1333 (PC3 10666)
CPU - Athlon II x2 260 Regor 3.2GHz 65w
OS - windows 7 home premium 64 bit oem
Other parts that I will need
Wifi adapter - asus pce-n13 pci express wireless adapter
Anti static wrist strap
Rosewill Pellucid HD Series HDMI cable 6ft
Questions
1) should I change the motherboard? I have selected the asus m4a78LT-M LE because I don't know if I should take an asrock board, but I also noticed a alot of people posted reviews on the asrock board and have said good things and the asus board it isn't that popular. My problem is that I don't want to get a DOA board.
2) Will the build bottleneck?
3) Is the power supply good? I know everybody says that corsair makes good power supplies, but this isn't an 80+ psu. Is it still good to use? Oh, and since we are on the same topic, is that enough power for the case fans, gpu, etc.?
4) is this build good for atleast 1 year? Im going to do a powerful build in June of 2012 and wanted this to stay alive till then so I can give this build to my sister.
5) will the parts work together?
1 Answer
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Looks OK all round.
Asrock boards are made by Asus (well, Asrock is owned by Asus), it's just their lower end range. So you will be fine whichever one you choose.
A 600w PSU is a little overkill for what you are putting in the box, but it wont do any harm. If you want to save a little more a decent 500w PSU will easily be more than enough.
This build should work well and will keep you going for at least a year :-)