Does this Build work?

[Bjerger]

I was wondering if this build works and is good for gaming?

 

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Bjerger

[Pugs501]

What is your budget?

What is your location?

What games do you plan to play?

Are you going OC?

[SuperPug]

Looks good... No problems

[Bjerger]

I play almost everything and my budget is like 1200-1600 im from finland. im not sure of the OC

[Johannes_Lazor]

Looks good, You can probably max out pretty much everything.

[Pugs501]

I play almost everything and my budget is like 1200-1600 im from finland. im not sure of the OC

Well if you are Liquid Cooling, OC!

[Bjerger]

Im fed up with my last build so i sold it now im going hardcore to build new and i will OC prob

[OnekillWalter]

ditch kingston v300 ssd, the specs are wrongs. choose brand like Crucial, Corsair, Sandisk, Samsung, Intel, mushkin, etc.

and 16gb of ram is overkill but it works, and that was the question.

 

great build OP.

[Johannes_Lazor]

ditch kingston v300 ssd, the specs are wrongs. choose brand like Crucial, Corsair, Sandisk, Samsung, Intel, mushkin, etc.

and 16gb of ram is overkill but it works, and that was the question.

 

great build OP.

When going for a build for over 1200 bucks/1000 euro It actually is worth getting 16gb of ram, Multitasking becomes better and it is a overall faster more fluid experience,

I feel that 8gb of RAM is a little low wen i both game and have chrome or/and other software open on another monitor. Or when hosting servers.

[mrmonmon2]

since you are going with atx and you have room in there I suggest a high end air cooler over the All in One Water Loop. not to mention less chances of part failure.

 

some coolers users have had good experiences with

-Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 3

-Cryorig R1 Ultimate

-Noctua NH-D15

 

they are about the same price as the h90

[Bjerger]

Im wondering how i should place the fans like intake and exhaust got ideas?

[mrmonmon2]

@Bjerger

front intake and side intake

back and top exhaust

fans pushing air on cpu /vrms

fans pushing air under gpu

 

those are my recommendations, other members have their preferred way, some prefer positive air pressure some prefer negative, I prefer open side with lots of fan on the cpu heatsink and gpu

[Bjerger]

the case does not have side fan place

[mrmonmon2]

well id do front in with as many fans as you can in the front and 1 fan out the back and out the top. really if I where you id keep repositioning till I found the best method

[Mistersprinkles]

Always in the front in the bottom out the back out the top. Unless you have a rad in the top and you want to suck in through it. Then your rear will be your only exhaust and you'll feel a LOT of air come through it. Do not use dust filters with radiators. They cut the air flow too much.