GIGABYTE Z77X-UP7 Build

[nicky]

Well just order my parts and thought i would share my next build with everybody on overclock3d...


Intel Core i7- 3770K

Gigabyte Z77X-UP7

4X Gigabyte HD 7950 3GB GDDR5

2X G.SKILL DDR3 16GTX 2400(4GBx2)

10x Cooler Master XtraFlo 120 Red LED

2x Western Digital Black 1TB

Corsair Hydro Series Extreme Performance Liquid CPU Cooler H100i

Corsair Professional Series Gold AX1200

Cooler Master Cosmos II

Razer Taipan Mouse

Razer DeathStalker Keyboard

Razer Electra Black Edition Headphones

Razer Destructor 2 Mouse Mat

Dell UltraSharp IPS U2312HM 23"

 

[nikkop]

Not bad!

I should be getting my UP7 this or next week as well! The best looking motherboard, hands down.

 

[Bennewton686]

Just got mine, what's the dual atx 8 pin power connectors all about?
Is it a case of running both at all times of is that just for extreme ocing? My psu only has the one 8 pin connector.

 

[Gamepro105]

4 7950's! this is going to look great. cant wait to see it.

 

[Josh Weston]

Holy micro-stutter and driver issues, Batman.
Now, are you sure that quadfire 7950s is a good choice?

 

[BPRSM]

OMG! This is going to be a beast! Can't wait to see this finished

 

[Lystfiskern]

The dual 8-pins are for extreme OC as u can see/hear at 12:00 into Tom´s preview
If u use several GPU´s u might wanna connect added power to the PCI-slots with the added SATA power-connector to the right of the white SATA-ports.

Dreamboard indeed

 

[Bennewton686]

Thanks for the reply most appreciated!

 

[wassupdoc]

Wow that's some really impressive specs there :3 can't wait to see this

 

[Murphyslaw]

Holy micro-stutter and driver issues, Batman.
Now, are you sure that quadfire 7950s is a good choice?

was thinking the same thing, if he can buy 4 7950's wouldn't it have been better to buy say a 7990 or 2 7970's unless his doing some excessive video editing.

 

[FlangeBBK]

was thinking the same thing, if he can buy 4 7950's wouldn't it have been better to buy say a 7990 or 2 7970's unless his doing some excessive video editing.

Most editing programs don't take advantage of graphics cards anyway, they normally just use the CPU. Think Premiere Pro is the only exception think you can take advantage of the Cuda Cores or something not sure...