Pc build

Raiser94

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Going build a pc, is this spec ok?

Z370 GAMING PRO CARBON*AC I5-8600K
MSI GTX1070 TI 8GB GAMING*
Corsair Vengeance LPX 3000MHz 16GB
SEASONIC FOCUS PLUS 650W GOLD
CRYORIG H7
Samsung 960 EVO M.2 NVME 500GB
Samsung 850 EVO 500GB(reuse)
TOSHIBA 1TB 7200 RPM
PHANTEKS ECLIPSE P400 TEMPERED GLASS

Cost less than 2.4k
 

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For now going to use back my montior. But in the future going to buy a 144hz. Games is anthem n upcoming battlefield.
 

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If really just for gaming, may consider dropping the NVME and op for the normal/Sata base sdd to save some money or spend on aesthetics. You won’t be able to tell the difference by gaming.
 

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If really just for gaming, may consider dropping the NVME and op for the normal/Sata base sdd to save some money or spend on aesthetics. You won’t be able to tell the difference by gaming.
Drop NVMe and continue to use the 850 Evo if space isnt full yet. I've both 960 Evo and 850 Evo in my system. I usually transfer some games to 850 Evo from 960 Evo. Feels no difference between the two, in-game

Instead, use that $300 to upgrade GPU to 1080 Ti.. haha.

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As per what others have saved. As you are purely gaming only, can go for i5 8400 instead of 8600k. Can also choose not to buy the cpu cooler as 8400 comes with one.

Used what ever saved for a gtx 1080ti instead
 

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Definitely get a CPU cooler, those new Intel chips run hot and the default Intel cooler is useless.

650w PSU is about right.

No need for separate WIFI card.
 

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Definitely get a CPU cooler, those new Intel chips run hot and the default Intel cooler is useless.

650w PSU is about right.

No need for separate WIFI card.


Thank you bro, sorry deleted my post and moved it to another thread =:p
 
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