[Final] Result for my new build.

[Specialk]

This is what me and a few others came up with, are there any last opinions or recommendations on this build? Before I pay I would like to be 100% sure on it, and make sure everything fits together nicely.

I plan on using 2 monitors, but only the other for internet purposes.

Case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811129087
MoBo: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16813128498
GPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814127579
PSU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817171048
CPU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115072
SSD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820148442
HDD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822136533
RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820233144
CPU HS: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835103099
Windows 7

Subtotal: $1,781.91

Thanks for all the help guys.

[chaud]

Don't skimp on the cooler if you are already spending so much. Go ahead and get something that is a step up from that one.

[Specialk]

Don't skimp on the cooler if you are already spending so much. Go ahead and get something that is a step up from that one.

Any recommendations? Someone said the NH-D14, but it is sold out atm.

[Berteh]

Any recommendations? Someone said the NH-D14, but it is sold out atm.

Honestly, wait for it to come back in stock. It is an absolute beast!

[Evildeffy]

Any recommendations? Someone said the NH-D14, but it is sold out atm.

Corsair Hydro H100 + 4 Scythe Gentle Typhoon 3000RPM if you want to push power to the max with OCing and temps as low as possible.
Corsair Hydro H80 + 2 Scythe Gentle Tyhpoon 3000RPM if you still want good cooling whilst less space taken.

Those are alternatives.

[Orgash]

Curious.. do you have a Microcenter near by where you live? Can grab the 2500k for 179.99 from them! Also I'd change out your PSU for a Corsair HX series.. those things are phenomenal.. but maybe I am just biased

[Deleted]

Is this a dual GPU setup? If not, you won't need a 850W PSU to power it. Only reason to go with such a powerful PSU is if you intend to SLI in the future. I would also recommend that you swap those RAM modules for low profile ones, as that will limit compatibility issues with after-market coolers. As mentioned by others, I'd also recommend to get a better HS right away. A Corsair A70 is absolute minimum for such a high-end build. The Corsair Hydro series are great if you want to have a closed-loop water cooler. I'd personally wait until the NH-D14 is back in stock, but there are alternatives (like the Thermaltake Frio or the Noctua NH-C14).

So:
Heatsink: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835608020
PSU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817151088
RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820233196

I would also personally go with another case, but there is nothing wrong with the DF-85.

[MalazanFan]

Curious.. do you have a Microcenter near by where you live? Can grab the 2500k for 179.99 from them! Also I'd change out your PSU for a Corsair HX series.. those things are phenomenal.. but maybe I am just biased

They also have a combo deal with the 2500k and some Z68 and P67 mobos - $60 off. In-store pickup only.

[Bikiniwax]

The Hyper212+ is still a great CPU cooler. I use it on my overclocked 2600K. If you buy a larger cooler then chances are that the cooler will interfere with that RAM. I have that Corsair RAM and it is tall. Corsair, G. Skill and Mushkin also make the same RAM in a low profile version and I would choose that regardless of which cooler you purchase.

[Orgash]

They also have a combo deal with the 2500k and some Z68 and P67 mobos - $60 off. In-store pickup only.

O ya forgot about that too. Last month I picked up a 2600k and z68 asus mobo when they had the 80$ instant savings. Microcenter has some insane deals!

And ya.. if you aren't planning to run sli or what not.. you won't need a 850watt PSU. You'd be better off getting a higher quality one at lesser watts for a similar price. Not that the Cooler Master you selected is THAT bad.. but the PSU Marest linked would be much better especially if you plan to OC. Seasonic X series are amazing PSUs. I had an X series in my last machine but decided to give the Corsair HX series a shot.

And I can give a +1 for the NH-D14.. has been fantastic so far. (but is gettin' replaced with a water coolin' setup once my case is finished )

[Specialk]

O ya forgot about that too. Last month I picked up a 2600k and z68 asus mobo when they had the 80$ instant savings. Microcenter has some insane deals!

And ya.. if you aren't planning to run sli or what not.. you won't need a 850watt PSU. You'd be better off getting a higher quality one at lesser watts for a similar price. Not that the Cooler Master you selected is THAT bad.. but the PSU Marest linked would be much better especially if you plan to OC. Seasonic X series are amazing PSUs. I had an X series in my last machine but decided to give the Corsair HX series a shot.

And I can give a +1 for the NH-D14.. has been fantastic so far. (but is gettin' replaced with a water coolin' setup once my case is finished )

Alright, I am switching out the PSU's the the one Marest Linked, and the NH-D14 JUST came in stock, add them and ordering NOW!

---------- Post added 2011-11-03 at 10:35 PM ----------

Alright, Order is complete! Had a little problems with the process Bank locked my card bcuz it was such a higher number then usual.
Everything is good and on its way!

Again thank you to every1 who helped me put everything together and make it perfect!
I will post pictures and comments on the final build put together! /cheers