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You could spend more for a PSU with more features. The 750G2 is only £20 or so more expensive. You would be better with an 850W for SLI 980Ti purposes, but 750W will do it. Otherwise, grab the 550W XFX PSU or a 500W Fractal Design Tesla R2 80+ Gold unit.
The Asus Z97-A is an aight motherboard, but you don't need to spend that much, unless you want to.
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You could spend more for a PSU with more features. The 750G2 is only £20 or so more expensive. You would be better with an 850W for SLI 980Ti purposes, but 750W will do it. Otherwise, grab the 550W XFX PSU or a 500W Fractal Design Tesla R2 80+ Gold unit.
The Asus Z97-A is an aight motherboard, but you don't need to spend that much, unless you want to.
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You could spend more for a PSU with more features. The 750G2 is only £20 or so more expensive. You would be better with an 850W for SLI 980Ti purposes, but 750W will do it. Otherwise, grab the 550W XFX PSU or a 500W Fractal Design Tesla R2 80+ Gold unit.
The Asus Z97-A is an aight motherboard, but you don't need to spend that much, unless you want to.
Well I don't think I'll be SLI'ing anytime soon since I've saved a lot of money for this build.
And the motherboard, I'll go with what you chose. If its the same performance etc...
What about a wifi connection I know I'll need a network card for this. I presume there easy to install onto the motherboard?
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