Is this a good 1500 dollar PC

[jaytheballer]

CPU: Intel core i5 4670k

 

Graphics: Gigabyte  Nvidia 660  3GB

 

RAM: Kingston 1660 mhz blu edition

 

Hard Drive: 1tb western digital blue

 

SSD: Kingston 3k 120gb ssd

 

Motherboard: ASRock Fatal1ty Z87 killer

 

Power Supply: Corsair RM 750 Watts

 

Case: Phanteks Enthoo Pro

 

Optical Drive: LG Internal UH12NS30

 

Operating System: Windows 8.1 full edition

 

Wifi Card

 

Bitfenix LED strip

 

Touchpad: Logitech T650

 

Monitor: Acer T232HL

 

[Nickolas47]

YOU POSTED IT 3 TIMES

NO IT ISNT

[Yummychickenblue]

Don't spam posts no one likes it.

[Cacao]

It's unbalanced. I bet you could fit 780 if you spent the budget more carefully.

[Destin]

I'm wondering if this triple post is a Mobile bug, or something because I think it was yesterday or two days ago someone also posted the same thread 3 times.

[MCmcginness]

I'm wondering if this triple post is a Mobile bug, or something because I think it was yesterday or two days ago someone also posted the same thread 3 times.

I think it is just someone who craves answers and attention.

[Enderman]

TRIPLE POST

[Askew]

TRIPLE POST

 

You call triple post by triple posting, lol

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[TheRetiredSlave]

That build isn't bad, but it's not very good either. It's a decent start.

 

The 660 is a bit dated.. An R9-270X is a slightly better alternative for a similar price.. That being said, saving money elsewhere could allow you to get an R9-290, 770, or maybe a 780.

CPU cooler? You'll want an aftermarket cooler if you're planning on OC'ing that 4670K.

You're spending quite a bit of money on that case.. If that's the one that you really really like, you can buy it, but there are more affordable options on the market. Saving a bit of money on the case can allow for a better GPU.

How much RAM is that? 8 GB is all you need. 1600 Mhz is also good enough.

A 750W PSU is a bit overkill for a single-GPU rig. Buying overkill isn't a problem, but unless you plan on upgrading to dual 780s (or something similarly power-hungry), you can save some money by getting something smaller.

Touchscreen monitor for a desktop? AND an additional touchpad? 

 

 

YOU POSTED IT 3 TIMES

NO IT ISNT

 

 

Don't spam posts no one likes it.

 

 

I think it is just someone who craves answers and attention.

 

 

TRIPLE POST

 

These are some very helpful posts.. I'm sure the OP totally meant to triple post on purpose, just for the sole purpose of ruining your day...

/s

 

Crap happens. Report it to a mod and they'll clean up the additional threads. In the meantime, the OP asked a question, and it would be nice to help him, right?

[spwath]

That build isn't bad, but it's not very good either. It's a decent start.

 

The 660 is a bit dated.. An R9-270X is a slightly better alternative for a similar price.. That being said, saving money elsewhere could allow you to get an R9-290, 770, or maybe a 780.

CPU cooler? You'll want an aftermarket cooler if you're planning on OC'ing that 4670K.

You're spending quite a bit of money on that case.. If that's the one that you really really like, you can buy it, but there are more affordable options on the market. Saving a bit of money on the case can allow for a better GPU.

How much RAM is that? 8 GB is all you need. 1600 Mhz is also good enough.

A 750W PSU is a bit overkill for a single-GPU rig. Buying overkill isn't a problem, but unless you plan on upgrading to dual 780s (or something similarly power-hungry), you can save some money by getting something smaller.

Touchscreen monitor for a desktop? AND an additional touchpad? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

These are some very helpful posts.. I'm sure the OP totally meant to triple post on purpose, just for the sole purpose of ruining your day...

/s

 

Crap happens. Report it to a mod and they'll clean up the additional threads. In the meantime, the OP asked a question, and it would be nice to help him, right?

They were all posted 1 min apart tho. ONe was 23 min ago, one was 22 min ago, one was 21 min ago... So not an accident

[Nickolas47]

That build isn't bad, but it's not very good either. It's a decent start.

 

The 660 is a bit dated.. An R9-270X is a slightly better alternative for a similar price.. That being said, saving money elsewhere could allow you to get an R9-290, 770, or maybe a 780.

CPU cooler? You'll want an aftermarket cooler if you're planning on OC'ing that 4670K.

You're spending quite a bit of money on that case.. If that's the one that you really really like, you can buy it, but there are more affordable options on the market. Saving a bit of money on the case can allow for a better GPU.

How much RAM is that? 8 GB is all you need. 1600 Mhz is also good enough.

A 750W PSU is a bit overkill for a single-GPU rig. Buying overkill isn't a problem, but unless you plan on upgrading to dual 780s (or something similarly power-hungry), you can save some money by getting something smaller.

Touchscreen monitor for a desktop? AND an additional touchpad? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

These are some very helpful posts.. I'm sure the OP totally meant to triple post on purpose, just for the sole purpose of ruining your day...

/s

 

Crap happens. Report it to a mod and they'll clean up the additional threads. In the meantime, the OP asked a question, and it would be nice to help him, right?

clearly not an accident and i stated my opinion and yes he ruined my night

[spwath]

Not an accident...

 

[shiftberry]

Best build ever...

you know i lost faith in DIY building when you chose GTX 660 over a GTX 760

 

GPU: GTX 760 2GB

RAM: RIPJAW.. something

PSU: 500W is fair enough

 

i don't know wh.. what you were thinking!

[Enderman]

You call triple post by triple posting, lol

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Irony is a great feature of life.