Hey can Someone tell me if this Setup will work?

Hello Everyone I am pretty new to hardware so I was going see if this is a Correct Setup I have the following Things that are going to be in my Computer:


Motherboard :
MSI H87-G43 Intel H87 Motherboard - MicroATX, LGA 1150, Intel H87 Chipset, 2600 MHz(OC) DDR3, SATA 6 Gb/s, Audio, Gigabit LAN, USB 3.0, 2-way CrossFire (H87-G43)

Case and Power Supply:
Cooler Master HAF 912 Mid-Tower Computer Case and HEC 850W 80+ Silver Power Supply (HEC-850TS)

CPU:
Intel Core i5-4670K Processor

Graphics Card:
XFX Radeon HD 7850 Core Edition FX785ACNL4 Video Card - 2GB GDDR5, PCI-Express 3.0(x16), 2x Dual-link DVI-I, 2x Mini DisplayPort, 1x HDMI, DirectX 11, CrossFireX, Dual-Slot, Fan

Operating system (not Sure if this matters):
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit OSS

Sound Card:
Creative Labs SoundBlaster Recon3D 70SB135000000 Sound Card - PCIe, 5.1-CH Audio, Dolby Digital Live Encoding, CrystalVoice Enhancement, THX TruStudio Prosound, Sound Core3D Processor

Ram:
Patriot Viper 3 Intel Extreme Masters PVI38G186C9K 8GB Limited Edition Memory Kit - 2 x 4GB, PC3-15000, 1866MHz, 9-10-9-27, 1.5V

Fan:
Cougar Vortex PWM CFV12HP 120mm Case Fan - Optimum Airflow, Hydro-dynamic Bearing Technology, Tool-less Fixed Pins, Pulse Width Modulation, Anti-vibration Pad, Orange x2

 

Welcome to Majorgeeks!

The motherboard should be fine, though most would suggest you stick to ASUS/Gigabyte, or even ASRock (their quality/reliability has improved a lot in recent years) instead.

The PSU will need to go if you value stability and the lifespan of your other components. HEC are rated very low in the quality/reliability stakes. For best assurance, a 520W+ by SeaSonic/XFX is highly recommended, all their PSU's are very high quality.

I guess you're going to overclock from your CPU/cooling choices, in which case, a 650W+ may be better longer term, especially if you plan on upgrading the GPU (it's a little underpowered in this rig) or going Crossfire in the near future.

You'll need to budget for SSD/HDD, maybe a DVD/BD too.

The RAM might not be as reliable as Kingston or Crucial (Micron), check out what they have suited to your 'board with their online configurators.

 

Ok thanks for telling me about this