Help with choosing parts

[MattFiler]

Hi, I'm completely new to custom building PCs although I've worked on managing some before.

 

I've been looking online a lot and I think I've put together a list that is suitable for what I want but I just wanted to get people's feedback here before I buy.

I'd like to use this rig for gaming at 60fps on high settings for most to all games as well as the occasional bit of video editing.

 

It would be great if you could also let me know if there's anything else I need other than the stuff on this list, like cables etc, or if I could just buy everything on this list, build it and it would work.

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/sLQnVn

 

Thanks in advance!

[salecar3]

Looks good but i would get regular i7 over oem model, also you can get segate 4tb drive for less money and same performance also wd blue drive is cheaper but segate 4tb can be found cheaper than 150£

[salecar3]

Hi, I'm completely new to custom building PCs although I've worked on managing some before.

 

I've been looking online a lot and I think I've put together a list that is suitable for what I want but I just wanted to get people's feedback here before I buy.

I'd like to use this rig for gaming at 60fps on high settings for most to all games as well as the occasional bit of video editing.

 

It would be great if you could also let me know if there's anything else I need other than the stuff on this list, like cables etc, or if I could just buy everything on this list, build it and it would work.

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/sLQnVn

 

Thanks in advance!

Also welcome to the from , be aware INTEL fan boy site,also ther are toxic people as well but mostly ignore them

[REX.exe]

Since you forgot to add a budget, I'll presume it's 2000.

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/sv7vyc

 

You could get  cheaper monitor but the ROG Swift is FANTASTIC