PC Build Coming up!

[Jessey Parente]

Hey everyone! I wanted to know if this is a alright build..

 

CPU: Intel Core i7 6700K. 
GPU: MSi GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6G. 
GPU: MSi GTX 980 Ti Gaming 6G. 
HDD: Western Digital WD Black 4TB. 
SSD: Samsung 850 Pro Series 1TB SSD. 
RAM: Geil 4x4GB 3400MHz DDR4
PSU: Corsair 1200W Fully-Modular 
DVD: ASUS DVD Writer. 
MOBO: MSi z170A Gaming M7
CASE: Fracal Design Define XL R2 ATX. 
Cables: CableMod C-Series Red. 
Monitor: AOC 28in 4k UHD Widescreen Monitor 
Mic: Blue Yeti USB Microphone Blackout. ​

 

Anything that I should change?

 

Let me know

[dizmo]

It's all right.

[,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,]

Alright isn't a word.

 

Would have gone with a better brand of RAM.

I prefer EVGA for my PSU.

Why 1TB SSD?

[Jessey Parente]

Well what do you recommend with ram?

[paps511]

You may want to do a 2x8gb ram kit. If you want to add more, just add another 2x8 versus buying all new ram

[JJVGaming]

Seems good to go with a few minor changes. Just add what cpu cooler you are planning to use. Like the above user I would opt for a EVGA PSU with similar specs. I also think it is not really worth it to spend more money on overclocked ram.

[Jessey Parente]

Well What about Corsair Vengeance 2666MHz 32GB or 16GB DDR4?

[bomerr]

1st go with a 5820k and x99 mobo

second stick with 16gb of ram but get a better brand. 

third where is your cpu cooler?

fourth you could save money going with a define r5 instead.

 

fifth do you really understand what you are doing getting 980 Tis in SLI and 28" 4k display?

 

I've used 40" 4k display and 27" 1440p display and I honestly would not bother with 4k at anything under 40". The sharpness isn't really worth it at the smaller screen sizes. For pure gaming an Acer Predator 27" 1440p monitor would give a bette experience than a low-end 4k display because of the lower input lag and higher response time. if you do want to go 4k then look into the crossover 434k.

 

You are better off with a Titan X or 1 980 Ti and a good monitor over 2 980 Tis and a mediocre display. (you would also avoid any SLI issues that way too).