Stay w/ 7200rpmi just want mine for storage.
Stay w/ 7200rpm
huh?That's why I originally recommended the Seagate. The Seagate drive is better and cheaper than the Western Digital. It should be fine.
Yes you can use one monitor with two graphics cards, but you cannot run two monitors off one NVIDIA graphics card. This is where AMD are better, you can use Eyefinity with the Radeons, but as you already want a 570 and the 570 is a great card I'm not going to suggest you change it.
You can only run one monitor if you have SLI mode enabled yes, sadly.
I recommended the Seagate over the WD originally because it was faster (7200 RPM vs 5900 RPM), but then the OP said he had heard people complaining about it and would rather not buy it, so the WD was the other choice.huh?
Yeah sorry about that, typo. I used to run two monitors from an NVIDIA card. *facepalm*. I meant you can only run one monitor with SLI, but now I realise you can run more than one. When SLI was first introduced you could only run one monitor but with the newer drivers you can run more than one.Hate to cause confusion, and I understand this input may not be useful to the OP but Im running two monitors off my GTX 560 ti, so unless its a typo or ive read it wrong, huh?
Yeah sorry about that, typo. I used to run two monitors from an NVIDIA card. *facepalm*. I meant you can only run one monitor with SLI, but now I realise you can run more than one. When SLI was first introduced you could only run one monitor but with the newer drivers you can run more than one.
Haha, no probs man, just checking
We all make mistakes. Sorry if I gave any misleading information without actually realising I was doing it.
A desktop pc is no place for a 5900 rpm drive imo. And certainly not for C:\Thanks for the clarification guys and I have decided to go with the WD Caviar GreenDrive http://pcpartpicker.com/uk/p/9VZz
Also could anyone tell me if all these parts will work together 100%?
No problem regarding the help.Thanks for the clarification guys and I have decided to go with the WD Caviar Green Drive, is there a huge difference between 5900RPM and 7200RPM also i will add another HDD probably in christmas so I could just buy a 7200RPM HDD for that. Thanks for all the help guys and especially Vistakid, you have helped me the most in other threads too, I greatly appreciate your help, here is probably the final build.
http://pcpartpicker.com/uk/p/9VZz