My first computer build.

[helpmeimnoob]

After many research and a lot of time spent on choosing parts, this is the build I came out with (that best for my budget). 

 

What are your thoughts? 

 

Also a big thanks for all the people who help a noob like me in this forum I appreciate it a lot 

 

1. Motherborad - Asus B85M-G

2. CPU - Intel Core i5-4590

4. GPU - AMD R9 390 Sapphire

5. Case - Corsair Carbide Series 200R

6. CPU Cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO

7. SSD - Samsung 850 EVO 120GB  

8. Crucial Ballistix  2x4gb ddr 1600

9. HDD - WG 1TB BLUE  

10.PSU - SeaSonic 620W 80+ Bronze M12II EVO

 

[Bob Jim]

Where do you live and what is your budget? @helpmeimnoob

[MrChavelo]

Change the motherboard to a H97 one, get a 4460, change the PSU to the 520w version and try to get a 390X

[grayblizzard]

 

After many research and a lot of time spent on choosing parts, this is the build I came out with (that best for my budget). 

 

 

What are your thoughts? 

 

 

 

Also a big thanks for all the people who help a noob like me in this forum I appreciate it a lot 

 

1. Motherborad - Asus B85M-G

2. CPU - Intel Core i5-4590

4. GPU - AMD R9 390 Sapphire

5. Case - Corsair Carbide Series 200R

6. CPU Cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO

7. SSD - Samsung 850 EVO 120GB  

8. Crucial Ballistix  2x4gb ddr 1600

9. HDD - WG 1TB BLUE  

10.PSU - SeaSonic 620W 80+ Bronze M12II EVO

 

 

looks amazing but try to colormatch

[Bob Jim]

Change the motherboard to a H97 one, get a 4460, change the PSU to the 520w version and try to get a 390X

H97 is completely unnecessary, waste of money. H81 will do just fine. Literally all you lose is the ability to have on board RAID. Why get a 4460, a downgrade? Currently in most places the prices are extremely similar, so you may as well get the better one. Getting a more expensive mobo will not allow a 390X to fit into the budget...

[PineappleHolidays]

 

1. Motherborad - Asus B85M-G

2. CPU - Intel Core i5-4590

4. GPU - AMD R9 390 Sapphire

5. Case - Corsair Carbide Series 200R

6. CPU Cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO

7. SSD - Samsung 850 EVO 120GB  

8. Crucial Ballistix  2x4gb ddr 1600

9. HDD - WG 1TB BLUE  

10.PSU - SeaSonic 620W 80+ Bronze M12II EVO

Nice build,

I see nothing wrong with it

[helpmeimnoob]

Where do you live and what is your budget? @helpmeimnoob

i live in israel. and this build cost me around 1,200$ in my country. 

[MrChavelo]

H97 is completely unnecessary, waste of money. H81 will do just fine. Literally all you lose is the ability to have on board RAID. Why get a 4460, a downgrade? Currently in most places the prices are extremely similar, so you may as well get the better one. Getting a more expensive mobo will not allow a 390X to fit into the budget...

Most H97 mobo's aren't that more expensive than B85 mobo's, so why don't get the better one? And downgrade to a 4460 so you can get a 390x

[Johannes_Lazor]

Looks good, I would recommend getting a H97 motherboard, But it isnt required.

[Bob Jim]

Most H97 mobo's aren't that more expensive than B85 mobo's, so why don't get the better one? And downgrade to a 4460 so you can get a 390x

You realise a 4590 is currently $13 more than a 4460 (just going off US for ease). An H97 mobo would probably mostly cancel out that price difference. A 390X costs over $100 more than a 390 (cheapest of each, according to pcpartpicker)

[MrChavelo]

You realise a 4590 is currently $13 more than a 4460 (just going off US for ease). An H97 mobo would probably mostly cancel out that price difference. A 390X costs over $100 more than a 390 (cheapest of each, according to pcpartpicker)

Ah, I'm not really familiar with USA pricing

[helpmeimnoob]

Most H97 mobo's aren't that more expensive than B85 mobo's, so why don't get the better one? And downgrade to a 4460 so you can get a 390x

 

there is only 1~4 FPS difference. its not worth it