Budget: 1800
More specific use (what games, what programs): All games
Planned time until purchase: 4 weeks
Do you need an Operating System?: No
Do you have any specific preferred components?: Asus
Do you need a sound or wireless card?: Both
Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on overclocking?: Asus Republic of Gamers real time over clocking or something equivalent.
Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: No
Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): 15112


Would like to have the capability to eventually plug 2x 3840x2160 smart tvs or monitors to a single gpu or sli'd gpu

why 2?
Usually its 1 or 3 screens

Perhaps one for gaming and the other for jsp, movies, etc. I want a 21:9 monitor pretty bad now. Lol that dual 4k will be pushing it for a 1.8k budget.

4 weeks
brack friday is coming
no infomration if op is going to even game on several monitors at once or just 1 monitor
i feel sorry for those who will help right away with that information.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/pkBVbv

I was bored.

*Donning the flame suit*

Should really get an 850w+ psu to SLI 970's at 4k resloution. At peak power consumption under load, they will each draw about 300 watts of power and could lead to a system crash with only 750 watts. I forgot where I saw this report, but its out there.


/e
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dL6HJx

Mobo has built in WiFi. You also don't need a sound card unless you plan on going 7.1+ surround.

/ee
Running dual 4k is most likely out of your $1800 budget. I say most likely because well... you may be able to steal some parts to make it work.

This post was edited by DeXaFiLaH on Nov 19 2014 08:31pm

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8XMhGX

fixed your ram

Lol

That is a solid build. Scrap the wifi card because it sucks and scrap the sound card because it's too expensive now days. It was boss years ago when it came out but now a decent DAC will do. Unless of course for gaming than the titanium HD is a better choice imo for CMSS-3D.

i'd try something similar to this, if microcenter or fry's near by combo's easily can apply and make cheaper

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wJmw8d