PC Checklist Help!

[MikeytheSpartan1]

Hey guys! I just finished making my final part list for my new build, and since this is my first time starting from scratch, is there anything you guys could recommend/help with bringing the price down? Also, im kinda a noob on watercooling stuff, so if there is anyone who knows a lot about that and could confirm i did everything right thatd be awesome

 

Thanks!

 

Here's the list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/s8CQ23

[mroz10]

You could save some money by buying DDR3-1600 as opposed to 1866MHz.

[The Official Czex]

Hey guys! I just finished making my final part list for my new build, and since this is my first time starting from scratch, is there anything you guys could recommend/help with bringing the price down? Also, im kinda a noob on watercooling stuff, so if there is anyone who knows a lot about that and could confirm i did everything right thatd be awesome

 

Thanks!

 

Here's the list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/s8CQ23

 

That build is a bit low-end for water cooling.

[runit3]

Hey guys! I just finished making my final part list for my new build, and since this is my first time starting from scratch, is there anything you guys could recommend/help with bringing the price down? Also, im kinda a noob on watercooling stuff, so if there is anyone who knows a lot about that and could confirm i did everything right thatd be awesome

 

Thanks!

 

Here's the list: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/s8CQ23

 

980 Ti! 980 Ti! 980 Ti!

 

...jk...kind of...

Looks like a well put together build. Not a fan of Steel Series, but whatever floats your boat.

 

The only thing I would add is an SSD for the OS, can't live without them anymore.

 

*edit* There's no real need for watercooling that build unless you plan on doing a heavy OC.

[MikeytheSpartan1]

You could save some money by buying DDR3-1600 as opposed to 1866MHz.

Is there any real drawback to doing that? I dont feel like there would be but im already at 8gb which doesnt seem like much to begin with

That build is a bit low-end for water cooling.

980 Ti! 980 Ti! 980 Ti!

...jk...kind of...

Looks like a well put together build. Not a fan of Steel Series, but whatever floats your boat.

The only thing I would add is an SSD for the OS, can't live without them anymore.

*edit* There's no real need for watercooling that build unless you plan on doing a heavy OC.

I mainly did that cause i had some extra cash and it looks and sounds much better than normal air cooling lol, but i guess in this situation with a quiet-oriented case it shouldnt be much of an issue

980 Ti! 980 Ti! 980 Ti!

...jk...kind of...

Looks like a well put together build. Not a fan of Steel Series, but whatever floats your boat.

The only thing I would add is an SSD for the OS, can't live without them anymore.

*edit* There's no real need for watercooling that build unless you plan on doing a heavy OC.

also, the ssd is in the custom section

[runit3]

I mainly did that cause i had some extra cash and it looks and sounds much better than normal air cooling lol, but i guess in this situation with a quiet-oriented case it shouldnt be much of an issue

Dark Rock Pro 3 is smexy.

[MikeytheSpartan1]

Dark Rock Pro 3 is smexy.

mmmmmm true, but still not as smexy as liquid cooling imo

[runit3]

mmmmmm true, but still not as smexy as liquid cooling imo

Completely agree. But you did say cut down the costs

[mroz10]

Is there any real drawback to doing that? I dont feel like there would be but im already at 8gb which doesnt seem like much to begin with

No. 1600MHz is fine for gaming.