MoblietzS

Hey @Captain Boomerang! I'm great, how about you? That's a great deal, the gtx 1080 will be great for a lot of years, so that's a wise decision if you go for the 1080. It will be a great gpu for a lot of years! With the 1080 you can play on higher settings than the rx 580, and the gtx 1080 is overall more a lot more powerful than a rx 580! And you will be able to use it for higher settings for a longer time.

Hello @MoblietzS knocking you again!! Hope you are fine. I got a deal from our local computer shop gtx 1080 armor at $487 ( price reduction due to new rtx series). When rtx 2070 (non-founder edition) will be available at our country it will be priced at least $750+ (including tax and profit). So will it be wise decision to go for 1080? Or should I just save $101 buy rx580 8gb at $386 and buy rtx series GPU after few years later.
 

Once again thanks a lot for all the suggestions and help

I would just buy the Rx 580 8gb, because the price difference isn't too big, and the 8gb vram is better for the future. So you will be able to use the rx 580 8gb longer than the 4gb, because of the 8gb vram. Right now there isn't a big difference in games, but in the future some games will probably require you to have more vram than 4gb. So if you want to use the gpu for a while i would go for the rx 580 8gb, just because of the small price difference and because it's better for the future. But if you won't use the gpu for very long you can go for the rx 580 4gb aswell.

There are some cheap 144hz monitors aswell but i don't know if they fit in your budget?
ViewSonic XG2402 (freesync)
Acer GN246HLB (no freesync)
Acer XF240H (freesync)

Thanks for the great suggestion!!! But i will bother you for one last time! As this will be my first PC build and I want to play for at least 3-4 years with the gpu i buy! Which of the following would be better gtx 1060 6gb or rx 580 8gb. I managed the money ( i have budget to manage gtx 1060 gb or Rx 580) with a lot of hard work so i want a gpu that will serve me best for 3-4 years with no worries

Medium/High.
VERY GOOD GPU.
Pretty good CPU.
 

I will try this out and let you know how it works, thank you.

Hello, if i was you i would go for a gtx 1060 6gb, i know it will go over your budget, but 3gb of vram is just not almost not enough in games anymore. If you're planning to be upgrading the gpu fast than it's fine, but because of the 3gb vram it won't be enough for a long time. And 6gb of vram will be enough for a long time. So if you're planning to play the newest games, and you want to keep your gpu for a while, go for a gtx 1060 6gb. However, if you're not planning to keep your gpu for very long, than you can go for the gtx 1060 3gb. The gtx 1060 6gb is just more future-proof because of the 6gb vram instead of 3gb vram.

I really hope it will work for you!

Have you tried this? 
 
This improved my fps by A LOT, for example on fortnite, it went from around 100 fps, to around 140-180 fps!
And btw, a SSD WON'T give you more fps, you will only get faster loading times.

Your MSi Z97 Gaming 3 has FOUR memory slots, so you could use both kits together.
8GB (4GB X 2) + 16GB (8GB X 2) = 24GB, 4 DIMMs total.
 
DDR3-1600 MHz will be fine.
Memory speed will not be the bottleneck.
Rather, the i7-4790K, especially if not overclocked, will be have a bit of the bottleneck.

You'll be just fine.
 
Higher end graphics cards take up 2 expansion slots on your case, and will cover usually at least one other, depending on your motherboard.
In the following picture, notice that the I/O bracket on the graphics card will take up two slots on your case. The graphics card itself will only use one PCIe slot on your motherboard.
 

To be precise, Graphic Card only use 1 Slot. However, the Cooler is usually so big, that the second Slot directly below can NOT be used anymore --> 2 Slots.
 
They don't mean for your Board to actually have 2 PCIe x16 Slots ^^
 
Before there is any misunderstanding in that regard

Hello guys,
 
Thanks for the fast replies @Crunchy Dragon and @Darkseth. I really appreciate it, thank you so much. This really helped me with upgrading my pc, I understand it now!