First Gaming Build

[djexquisite92]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/djexquisite92/saved/jZtkcf

Ok so after tons of research this is what I've came up with. I want a really good gaming system able to play all of the newest games on max but if you guys feel anything is unnecessary or would change anything please let me know because I could always stand to save some money lol.

[ImBleu]

Why buy G-Sync + Monitor when you could buy a G-Sync Swift instead? I'd also recommend changing ram to something like Corsair Vengeance Pro or HyperX Fury so you can nicely colour match - if thats something you want to do.

[jennonf]

 

Why buy G-Sync + Monitor when you could buy a G-Sync Swift instead? I'd also recommend changing ram to something like Corsair Vengeance Pro or HyperX Fury so you can nicely colour match - if thats something you want to do

   

That monitor costs nearly $900 but his is less than $500 so its just a smart way to save some money ;D

 

Everything seems good to me, seems like you really did your homework (maybe you could take the RAM down to 8GB)   being in the UK makes it hard for me to judge prices but it doesnt seem too unreasonable! 

[vern021]

Change your RAM to 8GB. You won't utilize more than 8GB in gaming. Change the case with a 730T if you really want the looks/design. Other than that, you're good.

[TheKDub]

Get only 8GB of ram instead of 16, you don't need a ton for gaming.

 

Get a much cheaper case, that one you have selected is quite pricey. (I personally like the Air 540, looks amazing, shitloads of space too!)

 

 

What is this "Gsync" at the bottom of the list? I'm guessing its the GSync module for monitors.

[OnCue]

Get only 8GB of ram instead of 16, you don't need a ton for gaming.

 

Get a much cheaper case, that one you have selected is quite pricey. (I personally like the Air 540, looks amazing, shitloads of space too!)

 

 

What is this "Gsync" at the bottom of the list? I'm guessing its the GSync module for monitors.

Yep, the G-sync module is available through Digital Storm online. You send in your ASUS VG248QE and they add the G-Sync support for $300.

[djexquisite92]

Why buy G-Sync + Monitor when you could buy a G-Sync Swift instead? I'd also recommend changing ram to something like Corsair Vengeance Pro or HyperX Fury so you can nicely colour match - if thats something you want to do.

 

 

 

 

 

   

That monitor costs nearly $900 but his is less than $500 so its just a smart way to save some money ;D

 

Everything seems good to me, seems like you really did your homework (maybe you could take the RAM down to 8GB)   being in the UK makes it hard for me to judge prices but it doesnt seem too unreasonable! 

 

 

 

Change your RAM to 8GB. You won't utilize more than 8GB in gaming. Change the case with a 730T if you really want the looks/design. Other than that, you're good.

 

 

Get only 8GB of ram instead of 16, you don't need a ton for gaming.

 

Get a much cheaper case, that one you have selected is quite pricey. (I personally like the Air 540, looks amazing, shitloads of space too!)

 

 

What is this "Gsync" at the bottom of the list? I'm guessing its the GSync module for monitors.

 

 

Yep, the G-sync module is available through Digital Storm online. You send in your ASUS VG248QE and they add the G-Sync support for $300.

Thanks you all for your feedback. I'm really lokking forward to start building this and jump into the world of PC Gaming.

[OnCue]

Thanks you all for your feedback. I'm really lokking forward to start building this and jump into the world of PC Gaming.

Anytime dude! I wish you the best of luck  If you ever need any help feel free to post on here, we love helping first time builders!

 

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