~$1,000 PC build that I picked out. Anything that can be improved?

[TheCloak]

These are the parts I picked out for my ~$1,000 PC build.

EVGA Geforce GTX 760
[url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8333216&sku=E145-0764[/url]

Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD
[url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=744346&sku=TSD-1000AS7[/url]

Thermaltake SMART 750W PSU
[url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=2543335&sku=T925-8032[/url]

Corsair Carbide 200R
[url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4907301&sku=C13-0200[/url]

16GB Patriot Viper Series 3 Black Mamba DDR3
[url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8021815&sku=P33-2300[/url]

Intel Core i5 4670k & Asus z87 Motherboard
[url]http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=8511484&sku=M69-7218[/url]

Opinions?

[flayne]

Here's my recommendation: [url]http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1EoKw[/url]
Use pcpartpicker instead of tigerdirect, so you can get the best price. The motherboard can be swapped for a G45-gaming if you want SLI support and better audio. Another option is Gigabyte's z87x-d3h which offers more USB and better BIOS but has worse audio quality (not noticeable unless you are an audiophile). I don't know why you were getting 16 GB of RAM, but I'm assuming (based on the 4670k and 760) that the purpose is gaming. You will never need more than 8 for that.

[Squad]

You can save a little bit of money on your power supply. 750W is overkill. For what you have picked out 500W is probably perfect, if you really feel uncomfortable with that the most I would go is 600W.

Unless you plan on running SLI or something, which, eh...

[TheCloak]

[QUOTE=flayne;42212759]Here's my recommendation: [url]http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1EoKw[/url]
Use pcpartpicker instead of tigerdirect, so you can get the best price. The motherboard can be swapped for a G45-gaming if you want SLI support and better audio. Another option is Gigabyte's z87x-d3h which offers more USB and better BIOS but has worse audio quality (not noticeable unless you are an audiophile). I don't know why you were getting 16 GB of RAM, but I'm assuming (based on the 4670k and 760) that the purpose is gaming. You will never need more than 8 for that.[/QUOTE]

Thanks. I picked 16 because I think it makes me cool and also I think the RAM looked pretty. Also I'm basically deaf so audio isn't much of a problem for me, so would you suggest the z87x-d3h over the motherboard I had chosen now?

[editline]17th September 2013[/editline]

[QUOTE=Squad;42215789]You can save a little bit of money on your power supply. 750W is overkill. For what you have picked out 500W is probably perfect, if you really feel uncomfortable with that the most I would go is 600W.

Unless you plan on running SLI or something, which, eh...[/QUOTE]

I'll probably stick with a 750W for the fuck of it. It's not even a terrible price compared to the lesser wattage PSU's so I'm not worried about it

[Bullet100]

You only really need more than 8GB of memory when you're rendering shit or do a lot of high-resolution editing.

[flayne]

Don't spend $60 because it makes you look cool. It actually makes you look like a dumbass (no offense). As to your previous question, I would say go for the z87x-d3h.

[TheCloak]

[QUOTE=Bullet100;42221299]You only really need more than 8GB of memory when you're rendering shit or do a lot of high-resolution editing.[/QUOTE]

It was just a joke. In all honesty I'm definitely going to be needing more than 8GB of RAM so I don't plan on lowering it. I was just unsure on the motherboard and the video card.