Help PLS! RGB build

[Zach Brown]

Hi (for whoever is reading this!),

 

I am posting today for two reasons. Reason 1: I was wondering if anyone could recommend a $1000 build build using a corsair obsidian 500D RGB case and (2x8GB) G.Skill Trident Z RGB 3200 ram. I want to build an RGB computer but I also want to upgrade my current pc. (I am a noob in the pc building world/I will probably have to find someone to build it for me). About my current pc: GPU= GeForce GTX 750 Ti, Processor = AMD FX(tm)-6300 six core processor  3.5 GHz,  8GB ram (not sure what type/brand). If possible I would also love if someone could recommend an rgb build around $1000 that doesn't use those parts. I also recently acquired another monitor from a friend recently with hopes to set up a dual monitor setup. Reason 2: I wanted to know if using two monitors requires different pc parts. For example, if I want to dual monitor do I need a super amazing GPU or does ram play a more important role? My goal is to have a nice RGB setup that is more/slightly more powerful than my current setup and I want to implement dual screen monitors. Any information is welcome and thanks ahead of time!

 

A nooby pc builder,

Zach

[Turtle Rig]

31 minutes ago, Zach Brown said:

Hi (for whoever is reading this!),

 

I am posting today for two reasons. Reason 1: I was wondering if anyone could recommend a $1000 build build using a corsair obsidian 500D RGB case and (2x8GB) G.Skill Trident Z RGB 3200 ram. I want to build an RGB computer but I also want to upgrade my current pc. (I am a noob in the pc building world/I will probably have to find someone to build it for me). About my current pc: GPU= GeForce GTX 750 Ti, Processor = AMD FX(tm)-6300 six core processor  3.5 GHz,  8GB ram (not sure what type/brand). If possible I would also love if someone could recommend an rgb build around $1000 that doesn't use those parts. I also recently acquired another monitor from a friend recently with hopes to set up a dual monitor setup. Reason 2: I wanted to know if using two monitors requires different pc parts. For example, if I want to dual monitor do I need a super amazing GPU or does ram play a more important role? My goal is to have a nice RGB setup that is more/slightly more powerful than my current setup and I want to implement dual screen monitors. Any information is welcome and thanks ahead of time!

 

A nooby pc builder,

Zach

Ok as far as dual monitors, you can do it with any card with no performance hit at all.  Dual mon setup does nothing to CPU or GPU 0 zero !  So have no worries there, you can even do triple monitor setup if you want.  Anyhow... You probably want a 8700k with a 2400Mhz 16GB RAM 500GB SSD and a 1070 video card used if possible.  Some cool chap will build your rig for you with partpicker and what not, Im to lazy right now lol,