JohnTheSavage

Hi. 
Seems like you picked a non-K CPU and a Z motherboard that is able to overclock. If you want to overclock, a K processor would be great. 
 
I also really recommend a SSD. 250 GB are becoming more affordable and this would be a very useful size imo (the more the better obviously). Currently, I am using a 500 GB SSD without a HDD. 
 
Edit: PSU wattage depends on your final system (GPU, CPU, etc.). Personally, I am happy with my Corsair PSU. 
 A lot of ppl nowadays argue that you do not actually need an optical drive. You can install Windows via USB and unless you HAVE to use CD/DVD/BluRay, there is not a lot of reasons to get a optical drive.

Hi. 
Seems like you picked a non-K CPU and a Z motherboard that is able to overclock. If you want to overclock, a K processor would be great. 
 
I also really recommend a SSD. 250 GB are becoming more affordable and this would be a very useful size imo (the more the better obviously). Currently, I am using a 500 GB SSD without a HDD. 
 
Edit: PSU wattage depends on your final system (GPU, CPU, etc.). Personally, I am happy with my Corsair PSU. 
 A lot of ppl nowadays argue that you do not actually need an optical drive. You can install Windows via USB and unless you HAVE to use CD/DVD/BluRay, there is not a lot of reasons to get a optical drive.

You go into PCpartpicker and and go into "Choose a Video Card" and find a card GTX 1060 or RX 480 here's the link to the cards 
 
GTX 1060 - https://pcpartpicker.com/product/pbL7YJ/evga-geforce-gtx-1060-6gb-gaming-video-card-06g-p4-6161-kr\
 
RX 480 - https://pcpartpicker.com/product/CpH48d/gigabyte-radeon-rx-480-8gb-video-card-gv-rx480d5-8gd-b
 
Of course if these cards fit your budget
 
Also you don't need a Z170 board on a non K,CPU + the board is $200 which is pricey for a budget
 
Add a SSD (240-256GB)