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Hey guys, I thought I would check here to get a bit of input on a build I am planning, it is already proving a little more costly than Intended but not a big deal, hoping for a build that will last some good time. Any and all relevant suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Processor:   Intel i7 5820k 2011v3
Graphics:   EVGA GTX980 ACX NVIDIA 4GB
CPU Fan:   Cryorig R1 Ultimate
Motherboard:   ASUS SABERTOOTH X99
RAM:   Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (4x 4GB) 2666MHz DDR4
Power:   750W Corsair RM Series 80PLUS Gold
SDD Hard drive:   120GB Samsung 850 EVO 2.5"
SATA Hard drive:   1TB Western Digital Black Hard Drive
Case:   NZXT Phantom 530
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If you are aiming to be just gaming then get rid of the 5820k and get a I5 with a 980ti instead.

An AMD cpu has no place in a solely gaming build, end of.

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get a bigger HDD maby 2TB theres not much of a difirance in price

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I have been thinking about this, though it adds to the cost and also I am not very knowledgeable about liquid cooling and if it needs regular maintenance or not, also I fear leakage. 

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Do you have budget. what about mouse keyboard monitors. your ssd is a bit small Id recommend at least 240gb also 1tb hdd will not take to long to fill! 

 

II am from the UK so prices are difference over here, hard to give a budget.. but say give or take $300 from the total cost of what is on my list. I also already have monitor, keyboard and mouse.

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Do you have budget. what about mouse keyboard monitors. your ssd is a bit small Id recommend at least 240gb also 1tb hdd will not take to long to fill! 

 

 

grab a second SSD for a scratch-disk..

 

If needed I will get another Hard drive when the time comes of needing one. But i will keep these suggestions in mind, thanks a lot! :)

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I have been thinking about this, though it adds to the cost and also I am not very knowledgeable about liquid cooling and if it needs regular maintenance or not, also I fear leakage. 

An all in one cooler will not leek (if you don't try to make i) But if you want to do a custom loop it is hard to have a leek if you do it right ( watch some youtube vids on it). I would get a all in one cooler and call it a day.  

 

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most water coolers are cheaper then the cooler you have on that list  

 

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