Is this a compatible build?

Hello,

I'm building a new gaming PC and wanted to know if this worked before I bought it (obviously)
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Case: COOLER MASTER HF 932 Advanced

PSU: COOLER MASTER Silent Pro M 1000W, 80PLUS Bronze

MOBO: ASUS Sabertooth X79, LGA 2011

CPU: Intel Core i7-3820 Quad-Core 3.6-3.8GHz

Coolers: Corsair H80 Hydro (Should I switch to Fans? With a CPU clocked that fans...I worry. If so, which fan?)

RAM:Corsair, 16GB (4 x 4GB) Vengeance Black DDR3 1866MHz

GPU: 2x EVGA GeForce GTX 670 1006 MHz 2GB GDDR5 6208MHz

HDD: Western Digital 1TB Caviar Blue

SSD: Crucial 128GB M4

Disk Drive: LG Blu-Ray WH12LS39

Network Card: Linksys 1032 Desktop Adapter

Wireless Card: WMP600N Wireless-N

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium x64

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This is all directly copied from my build page on this site. So please let me know before I send the order in. Also, please make suggestions if I could do better. Any help at all is much appreciated.

Thank you!

I'd also like to add that I'm trying to get the absolute best gaming experiance I can for $2700 or under. Any substitutions or additions to make this goal possible would be awesome. Thank you again!

Hello Spazymgee,

You're very welcome, spazymgee, always a pleasure!

Excellent choice! Although I completely love what wwater cooling both custom and closed-loop, can do for a system sometimes it's not worth having to worry over, especially if you have no experience and/or simply do not want to take the risk.

There are many coolers out there that claim to be the best. From our experience, the Cooler Master Hyper 212 CPU coolers have done the best job thus far. They not only help to obtain the best idle and full-load temperatures, but the $30.00 price tag is amazing to receive those results.

http://www.avadirect.com/plist.asp?keywords=hyper+212

Since you originally opted for the COOLER MASTER Silent Pro M 1000W power supply, I would stick with the same power rating; especially if you plan to expand the system beyond the GTX 670 SLI. Besides the graphics cards, you don't have any set of components that you specifically need to worry about power draw with. Unless, if you ever decide to deck out your system with a custom liquid cooling loop, then you'll need to consider perhaps a larger power supply. BUT, until that ever crosses your mind, here's what I recommend.

Corsair - http://www.avadirect.com/product_details_parts.asp?PRID=21058

Antec - http://www.avadirect.com/product_details_parts.asp?PRID=20809

Corsair, obviously, being the more "premium" of the two, but that doesn't discount Antec for having a low failure rate, compared to other power supplies. I'm the type of individual that's willing to pay for quality, if it's within good reason, so I opted for a Corsair HX power supply in my own system.

Have you given more thought into the Crucial M4 RAID 0 setup? I'm sure I appeared quite agreesivaggressivesubject; I was really just excited to see another indivduaindividualted in the same solution. Remember, though, even though there's official support there's always a slight risk when using RAID. Single SSDs can be read through S.N.A.R.T. status applications, informing you of their health. However, once in RAID that no longer exists, so you basically blindly use the SSDs never knowing how they're doing...that's why you backup your data on a daily basis, and then there's no need to worry.