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I'm building a pc for gaming. Can someone please go over my cart to make sure everything is compatible with each other.

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Total $976 AU

Lol I had no idea Gigabyte made PSU's. Everything should work. You might want to get a better power supply though.

Thanks for helping!

just something i dont know what the motherboard is used mostly for i just got a new one to support my processor it appears mine is a bit old
the processor you're better off with intel i7 it will last longer , graphic card is good no need for replacement in atleast 2-3 years , and finally the RAM in total its 4 2GB ram sticks right? if yes dont get it there are better alternative which is 2 4GB stick yes it is also 8gb total but you can add some more later (max is 16GB for your ram if using 4GB stick 8gb if using 4gb)

Solid build and future proof, but I would change up the PSU and RAM. For PSU I would go with coolermaster or CORSAIR bot good brands. For RAM look for 2 sticks that are 4GB each like: You must login or register to view this content.

Nice choice with proccessor and graphics card. I can't see a PSU on there (must be blind), but make sure it's at least 750W for the graphics card.

Edit: Saw the PSU, I'd reccomend a CoolerMaster 750W (only 15-20$ more). I had one until I changed from a 6850 to a 6970, and I'm now on an 850W PSU.