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Thanks to all of you who responted to me :) you guys really helped me polish my build :)
Next week ill start my build and its all thanks to this awesome community :)

 

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Hi Guys :)
 

Im from Denmark and I want to join the ''PC master race'' and build my own pc.

But i want to her you guys oppinion on my build so far and if you wonna do something different :)

Hope you understand my question and if you need anymore information please tell me :)

 

Im planning on doing alot of gaming and video editing and maybe even youtube :) Later im gonna buy a second GPU because i would really like doing some 4K gaming down the road :)

 

I still need to find a cooler for my CPU and im thinking about an all in one Watercooler and yes i need the wireless on my motherboard because there is no option for an ethernet cable in my room

 

my budget is around 13500 Danish Kroner (2000$)

The prices below is US$ to make it easyer for you guys :)

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Case: Corsair Carbide Series 100R              59.41$

 

CPU: Core i7 I7-4790K                                 425.51$

 

Motherboard: MSI Z97A GAMING 9 ACK     253.53$

 

GPU: MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G                 689.70$

 

PSU: Corsair CX750M Black                        108.45$

 

RAM: G.Skill TridentX Series 2 x 8 GB         164.12$

 

SSD: Samsung 840 EVO                              153,89

 

HDD: Old 1TB                                               FREE

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Hi Guys :)

 

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850 EVO, newer and better. Possibly also cheaper. That's a really low end case, go for a 300r or Define R5. Everything else looks good! Look for a ram that's 1600mhz or more, and CAS 9 or LESS. I suggest this most of the time http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gskill-memory-f314900cl8d8gbxm. If you want a CPU cooler and you aren't doing any crazy overclocking, the Hyper 212 EVO is fantastic and cheap

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Aren't you spending too much on that motherboard?

 

I think that you should go with a 150$ mobo, and use that saved 100$ to buy something like the corsair h100i.

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I would suggest a better power supply. Something like an XFX XTR 750W or EVGA G2/B2 750W. 

 

I agree with the Motherboard comment above. Do you need one that expensive ? I would go with a cheaper board such as the Gigabyte Gaming 5 and put the savings towards a better case (No offence Corsair 100R) especially if you plan on fitting a 240mm/280mm watercooler.

 

Also as mentioned above, swap the SSD to the 850 EVO.

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Mother board is a bit overkill... Maybe Gaming 5 or 7. And definetly include CPU cooler in the build. Coolermaster's EVO 212 Would do the job (only $30), and It's great Air Cooler. If you want liquid cooling I suggest you AIO, maybe Corsair H60 (~$60) or even H100i (~$100).

Swap the PSU for EVGA SuperNOVA 750W It's way better quality than Corsair CX series.

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GTX 980 Ti (reference card) High Idle temps solution -

 

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850 EVO, newer and better. Possibly also cheaper. That's a really low end case, go for a 300r or Define R5. Everything else looks good! Look for a ram that's 1600mhz or more, and CAS 9 or LESS. I suggest this most of the time http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gskill-memory-f314900cl8d8gbxm. If you want a CPU cooler and you aren't doing any crazy overclocking, the Hyper 212 EVO is fantastic and cheap

Thanks :) ill go with the 850 :)

The RAM is 2133 MHz ( PC3-17000 ) CL9 (9-11-11-31) :)

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Mother board is a bit overkill... Maybe Gaming 5 or 7. And definetly include CPU cooler in the build. Coolermaster's EVO 212 Would do the job (only $30), and It's great Air Cooler. If you want liquid cooling I suggest you AIO, maybe Corsair H60 (~$60) or even H100i (~$100).

Swap the PSU for EVGA SuperNOVA 750W It's way better quality than Corsair CX series.

Thanks :) I think ill go with the H100i cooler :) but what do you think about the Swiftech H220-X ? :)

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I would suggest a better power supply. Something like an XFX XTR 750W or EVGA G2/B2 750W. 

 

I agree with the Motherboard comment above. Do you need one that expensive ? I would go with a cheaper board such as the Gigabyte Gaming 5 and put the savings towards a better case (No offence Corsair 100R) especially if you plan on fitting a 240mm/280mm watercooler.

 

Also as mentioned above, swap the SSD to the 850 EVO.

What case should i get in your oppinion if i would be able to fit an All in one cooler like the Swiftech H220-X or H100i :)

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Definitely change the PSU, it's not a great unit at the prices they sell at

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EVGA B2 is at insane prices ATM. G2 is good, XFX XTR is ok

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Thanks :) I think ill go with the H100i cooler :) but what do you think about the Swiftech H220-X ? :)

About Swiftech:

Watch this: 

 

But if Linus says that It's the best AIO water cooling system on the market I'd say Go for it, if you have the budget. But do some more reviews and research, and then decide.

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GTX 980 Ti (reference card) High Idle temps solution -

 

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Ive made some changes :)
What are your thoughts now ? =)

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Fractal Design Define R5 - Window

 

Intel Core i7-4790K Devils Canyon

 

MSI Z97A GAMING 9 ACK

 

MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G

 

eVGA SuperNOVA 750 G2

 

G.Skill TridentX Series 2 x 8

 

GB Samsung 850 EVO

 

Corsair Hydro Series H100i GTX Extreme Performance

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That looks better, although the board is still pricey. If you are happy though, then it looks fine.

Got an idea for another motherboard with some specs like this one ? :)

I like the red an black colour and it must have a good wireless function as well :)

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A good motherboard like the Gigabyte Z97X-Gaming 7 with a quality USB dongle would be a good idea and considerably cheaper

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