Stability Check on New PC

[Ibidem_Magis]

Ok, my current pc is getting behind the times somewhat, and I am looking to upgrade to something that would be able to hold its own for quite a few years yet. I think I'll go for building my own gaming computer, as it should be the cheaper option, and would give me the most choice and flexibility. Here is 1 of the builds I thought I would like:

http://pcpartpicker.com/uk/p/9kT6

I've had a quick look around, and most of the parts are available for better prices, expecially the most expensive (i.e. 7970's). My only concern is whether this build will be stable enough for rigorous use, i.e. whether the cooling system will be able to handle everything running etc.

Any criticism or advice would be very helpful, thanks!

[Crazyeyesreaper]

if you plan to overclock the H60 wont cut it on the 3770k take it from me the chips run hot as hell,

dont both with crossfire, stick to a single 7970 or a single GTX 670 / 680, with GPU advances every year two cards doesnt serve any purpose not when everyon is held back by current gen consoles, dual GPU will make sense once the next gen of consoles arrives which is still a year away and then some.

[Ibidem_Magis]

Thanks for replying. Would the H60 be able to cope with a single 7970, and without OCing the i7? Or would I still need to get a better cooler? I tend to stay away from over-clocking hardware anyway just to be safe.

[Crazyeyesreaper]

the H60 only cools the CPU if the case isnt a sealed in metal box with no fans youll be fine, get an aftermarket cooled 7970, and the i7 at stock you would have no issues.

no point buying a stock clocked stock cooled 7970 these days.

[Ibidem_Magis]

Ok, thanks. I'll check that out.