FinnishBostonian

600w will be enough. However, I'd go for a Corsair or Seasonic power supply if I were you. I would go for the Corsair tx650w v2 power supply.

Yeah, that will work well.

If you have the extra money and see yourself putting the 2600k's hyper threading to good use, then I don't see why not.

Yeah, swap out the 2600k for the i5 2500k and get a more reliable psu. That OCZ psu has gotten good reviews, but other brands such as seasonic and corsair offer more reliability over OCZ.

http://www.microsoft.com/games/flight/#news-beta_program_accepting_applications

Wow, how disappointing. XP10 was looking very promising..... I guess I'll just have to keep my fingers crossed for MSflight :(

Speaking of Ivy Bridge, do you have any idea of when it should be released?

upgrade to sandy bridge

Concord Massachusetts... AKA rich town

oops... my bad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiGQJQmEUhE

Wow, thanks for showing me that.

It will give you lower temps, so yes.

That's a great setup. 1. If you don't need hyperthreading then I'd save $100 and go with the i5 2500k.2. Both Corsair and Kingston are great. 2 X 4gb is what you want to go for. Cl7 is a bit faster than cl8 although you won't see a huge performance gain and yes dual channel.3. Great choice.4. Asus makes great quality motherboards.5.Good6. It depends if you prefer water or air cooling, but both the Noctua HD-14 and the Corsair H100 are the more higher end CPU coolers.7. 1000w is plenty. I'd go with corsair because of high quality. Hyperthreading - http://en.wikipedia....Hyper-threading- Most applications don't really use hyperthreading. 4 sticks would cause more strain on the memory controller and motherboard chipset. It would take slightly longer for the CPU to add and retrieve data from 4 sticks as opposed to 2. For this reason, 2 x 4GB would be faster than 4 x 2GB.

http://www.x-plane.c...ktop-is-coming/ Yay!