Dual x R9 280X gpu Intek core i5 cpu Z97 Pro 4 mother board 1tb Seagate Hard drive 8gb corsair vengance Ram windows 8.1 Asus optical drive Oh you give Ukimoi an answer but not me è.é

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Looks very solid and I approve. You may be able to save a few bucks here and there by finding better deals and comparing price but you're all set my friend. Welcome to the master race ;)

1. Is anything missing from this build? Minus Keyboard, Mouse and a Screen? Pretty sure I need Windows 8 and anti virus software. 2. Anyway I can check what this build would be able to run certain games at? 3. How would I know how to set this up? I'll assume it's like legos.

[quote]1. Is anything missing from this build? Minus Keyboard, Mouse and a Screen? Pretty sure I need Windows 8 and anti virus software.[/quote]All the parts are there but you have to quadruple check they're all compatible. The only things to really worry is the compatibility of the CPU and Motherboard. I use Windows 8.1 and it came with 3 free months of Norton antivirus software and I love it [quote]2. Anyway I can check what this build would be able to run certain games at?[/quote]This I'm not so sure on but a 280x is damn fine [quote]3. How would I know how to set this up? I'll assume it's like legos.[/quote]If you're building it completely yourself then I'd check YouTube for tutorials on building a PC. I solely used newegg's tutorial and it helped me understand everything and I started at the bottom. I've heard that there are places that will build your rig for you for a labor fee obviously but I've never looked into it. There's a certain special feeling about building your own rig and it gives you great pride

They might not be compatible looking at the note below the build but I'm on logical increments so I'm going to read up on some stuff right now.