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I would suggest getting Corsair TX750V2 for PSU. You can't beat the years of trust and quality satisfaction this product has built for itself!
If you want to go for mechanical keyboard, I would like to suggest Corsair K90. I own one and it owns me smile.gif
Here is mine:
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Corsair K90 Keyboard by proxycon, on Flickr
FOr mouse, I would suggest MX518 as I have owned one before and it was great. (Although it is large and may be troublesome for people with small hands.)
I have ordered a Corsair M60 for now after seeing some rave reviews about it. You cant go wrong with Deathadder also I feel. smile.gif

Thanks for the suggestions!! smile.gif
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post #12 of 17
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Thanks - but I have no intention to SLI, so in that case, should I still be looking at 750W? My thinking is that if I'm not going to come close to using 650W (per several PSU calculators I used), why pay more in energy costs for a 750W?

If you're not going to SLI, don't worry about getting a bigger PSU, the one you listed will be fine
post #13 of 17
sweet build man, personally have h100, and musta gotten a good one, cause only hear air of the four ap-15s i added. idle around 25-28*C at 3.9ghz, and while smp folding/gaming around 32*C. love it

the corsair keyboard looks awesome, but for non mechanical im in love with my Microsoft SideWinder X4 Keyboard. great backlit display smile.gif
     
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post #14 of 17
i say fail on 2-3 things
a) AsRock mobo thumbsdownsmileyanim.gif
This mobo is good http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138355
b) RAM..yyyah...what RAms is that?? look @ these:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147094 ..good stuff
c)bah.That $80 may or may not be best spent on a Corsair PSU
Only reason I got a Corsair PSU is cuz it was the only decent PSU CompUSA had in stock on the shelf and an AsRock board fried my PSU I had.
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post #15 of 17
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Thanks - but I have no intention to SLI, so in that case, should I still be looking at 750W? My thinking is that if I'm not going to come close to using 650W (per several PSU calculators I used), why pay more in energy costs for a 750W?
I didn't see you didn't want to CF/SLI, but that post I made was just as an fyi. For one GPU 550W is plenty of power.
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i say fail on 2-3 things
a) AsRock mobo thumbsdownsmileyanim.gif
This mobo is good http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138355
b) RAM..yyyah...what RAms is that?? look @ these:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147094 ..good stuff
c)bah.That $80 may or may not be best spent on a Corsair PSU
Only reason I got a Corsair PSU is cuz it was the only decent PSU CompUSA had in stock on the shelf and an AsRock board fried my PSU I had.

Thanks for your suggestions! Sounds like you personally had issues with an ASRock motherboard - which chipset? From several reviews (both editorial and user reviews here on OC), ASRock motherboards come highly recommended. And your last point - what do you mean? Are you dogging on Corsair PSU's? Why?
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post #17 of 17
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I didn't see you didn't want to CF/SLI, but that post I made was just as an fyi. For one GPU 550W is plenty of power.

Yeah, I decided on the 650W to give me some CPU OC'ing room - do you think 550W would be enough in that scenario?
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