UNSPOKEHERO wrote It was my first huge investment after a year of saving and working i finally did it im so happy!

Congrats bud. Saving to join the #PCMustardRace too. Hope it all turns out well and you have fun with your new system!

Thanks bro.. I believe you helped me with this to.
Thanks to everyone who helped me out with the build.

UNSPOKEHERO wrote Thanks bro.. I believe you helped me with this to.
Thanks to everyone who helped me out with the build.

Make sure to post pics like Sanctyy said.

It's not a bad build at all and when he gave you that build Xeon's were probably expensive af.

Yea they where i looked and they were like 500 bucks i was like ehhhhhhhhhhh no lol.

oh in that i didnt put in the hard drive lol

Yeah, I hope you have an HDD for mass storage. A couple of things could have been changed, but it's still a great rig and if you've bought it over the course of a few months, you probably bought those components when they were the best option. Unlocked CPU so you're only other option would have been a 6700k, Xeon's are out of the question. 6700k might not have been about when you got the 4790k, and the 4790k is still going to be fine. The difference between 6700k and 4790k isn't too significant anyway. Make sure to OC that 4790k tho, I got an ez 4.7GHz on my X61, and the H110i GTX should perform a bit better than my X61, so you could easily get 4.8GHz if you get a good chip, all down to the silicon lottery though, so fingers crossed. Define S is a hella nice case, only thing I'd be doing is a PSU shroud project, try to make myself something nice to cover up the PSU, like is in the H440/S340, and a few Phanteks cases. I have the same RAM as you, make sure to set the XMP profile in the BIOS, so you're not running at 1333MHz or whatever default your BIOS will set it to. Oh, make sure to get the fans set up nice as well, you want more air in than going out, less dust, make sure to mount the PSU fan down as well, and have it on a hard surface. That's my personal preference though, so go with what you prefer obv. I have the 2.5" version of the same SSD, m.2 is a bit better though so great primary storage option. OS on there should be speedy boot times, #winning. The only thing I'd have done differently really, is the PSU. I'd have gone for the 850W version of that PSU, just for SLI support, but if you don't plan on adding a 2nd 980Ti, then the PSU is the perfect choice.

Oh, and the default picture for the RAM is red, but I'm assuming it's the silver version you went with?

yea i have a hard drive.

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