They all have the same distance so there is no problem with that heatsink.

Another one to add in that range... which has just come out and looks very good is the Cryorig M9I

Another thing is that you can find it because it has just come out of the oven

On their website you have more info: http://www.cryorig.com/m9.php ;D

Well, I think like the colleagues…
Big CPU, the most you can afford
16Gb... those Snipers are a joke
SSD... for the operative at least..

The graphics???... There we have the crux of the matter
I, personally... the least powerful. Save there and spend it on CPU, RAM or motherboard...
If it's only Photoshop... WATCH OUT....
Although there are many plugins that use CUDA if available, 99% of mortals don't use it...

The video issue is "different". The graphics acceleration is important for certain things... and here I give you my assessment due to my experience...

Premiere (I don't know if the rest of the programs do it) takes advantage of CUDA and OpenCL. Although there are "official" cards for that, any will do...
They had always said that CUDA was better than OpenCL... I think the opposite. The truth is that CUDA was better because it was the ONLY one before OpenCL.

The reality... My reality. My equipment is a q6600 with 6Gb of DDR2 ram. A job that took my CPU more than 8 hours to encode... a "humble" ATI 5850 took an hour and a half in OpenCL....
For a special job I was able to buy a card with decent CUDA. I'm talking about a GTX 760 of 2gb.
The same job took almost two hours and a quarter :wall::wall:

What do I mean by this???.... that if you buy an NVIDIA graphics card with many CUDA cores you will have good acceleration in that regard... but get into more than 300 € of graphics... when an ATI 5850 is going to do the same for about 60 € on the high side second-hand
Looking at the new ATIs... I would go for an 7950 before a low R9

Anyway, I hope to be of help.
Regards

@splendid11:

There's no problem with space, I already have in mind which case to buy with space for long cards like the gigabyte.

Why do you pay more for the 760? we have it cheaper here.
Asus GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU II OC 2GB GDDR5 90YV04L2-M0NA00 Graphics Card
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 760 OC 2GB GDDR5 GV-N760OC-2GD 2.0 Graphics Card
MSI GeForce GTX 760 Twin Frozr OC 2GB GDDR5 N760 TF 2GD5/OC Graphics Card
I have a 780 WF and the truth is that at least mine is quite cool, with the fans at full blast it sounds but it's not a scandal, what playing I usually don't need more than 60% of revolutions and like that you almost don't hear it, I hear other fans of the case before the graphics card, but the Asus's dissipation seems better, besides it's a little shorter.

regards

Yes, the board supports pci express for vga: 1 x PCI Express x16 slot for discrete graphics card. The sound problem is similar to the graphics card, when you enable the sound in the bios it automatically hangs when starting. The jumpers are fine, except for these two problems the board is now working perfectly.

Well in the end I mixed the thermal paste and a very small drop of superglue and the truth is that it stuck pretty well, and it holds perfectly. I already installed the fan and it works wonderfully. I did a test with the furmark to put it at maximum speed and before it reached 75º at maximum and 45º at rest and now with the new fan at maximum it reaches 48-50º and 34-36º at rest so great!

Thank you very much to everyone for the answers! Regards!:D