Last post on this build I promise

Dragonsmight

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IMHO, you should cut back on one hard drive and spend another $50 for the GTX 295.

Take a look at these monitors. They are cheaper and offer the exact same specs, except these have a lower contrast ratio but a higher ASCR ratio.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236052

This one even has a webcam built in.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236048

You even get free shipping. If you still want that second HDD, you can get one of these monitors and be able to upgrade to the GTX 295. I know it's not really needed. But why not spend a little more and feel better when you upgrade to a bigger/more monitor(s)?
 
While researching video cards I noticed a lot of benchmarking was done at 1920x1200. I noticed those two monitors had a max res of 1920x1080, is there a noticeable difference between these resolutions, if not I wouldn't mind saving some on the monitor.
 
While researching video cards I noticed a lot of benchmarking was done at 1920x1200. I noticed those two monitors had a max res of 1920x1080, is there a noticeable difference between these resolutions, if not I wouldn't mind saving some on the monitor.

With 1920x1080 on a monitor's resolution at 1920x1200 you won't fill up the whole screen.
 
Same exact build swapping the sapphire 4870 x2 for the EVGA 295 brings the price from $2219.72 to $2250.88 what do you guys think?
 
That's what I was saying in another thread. I haven't seen any benches that shows a 4870 X2 beating the GTX 295 @ 1900x1200.
 
By going with the MSI Platinum SLi motherboard, it has all you need and could save you some money over the EVGA.

And I'd probably go with a modular PSU, but if you think you can deal with that mess of cables...

Yea I was actually thinking of going with that board until I ran across this combo which knocks $45 off the price so I decided to stick with the EVGA.

Also the Corsair 750TX just seems like such a solid PSU but I have been researching a bit and it seems that it might be a stretch in my antec 1200 because it mounts on the bottom and the PSU is made to be mounted up top (I think) can you recommend another PSU?
 
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