Finally completed "shopping" for my first complete. Listed components for suggestions

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It will run me about $1200, are their any suggestions or concerns? I'm completely new at this so a lot of research had to be done but I wanna be 100%.

Posted Nov 11, 2016, 4:14 AM UTC · edited

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altf3•

Hey man, use http://www.pcpartpicker.com to mock up your build, not only does it pick from multiple vendors for the best prices, but it also allows people like us to help you a lot more easily.

It'll give you a partlist link and there's even a reddit button that will give you something to copy and paste here that will give us a full table to look at.

Just briefly looking over it that SSD is overpriced, you're paying for an 850 evo and only getting a 750.

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anotherpunkkid•

There's no reason to get a 6700k, and cpu cooler if you aren't getting a z170 motherboard. Also your ram could be cheaper, it'll only run at 2133 because that's all your motherboard will push.

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Feacon•

Use PcPartPicker! It will help you organize your parts much easier and will also check for compatibility issues.

Oh if you want to overclock, you will need a Z170 chipset motherboard. You might want to pickup a decent cooler as well.

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TurtlePilotOP•

is the cooler i listed not very efficient? Or is that different from a CPU Fan?

EDIT - you mean case fans?

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Feacon•

I meant your CPU cooler. If you are planning to over clock, then I highly suggest you purchase a better one

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TurtlePilotOP•

EDIT - What fan would you suggest? It's hard to gauge their performance from the numbers and they are all around the same price range? You mean something closer to $100?

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Feacon•

It doesn't have to cost that much. Noctua has very good air coolers that don't cost that much. Plus, they are also very quiet and their performance is amazing. I would suggest you add their NH-D14 to your build.

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