Need pc help?

[ATowYearOld]

Hi guys I'm new to tech so i don't know so much about it. My friends helped me build a parts list but what i want to do is make a page where people can post their parts lists and other people can tell them if they need any thing added to it or if some stuff isn't going to work or just generally help them ill post my parts list and hopefully someone can tell me if i need to change anything and they can also help you. Maybe we could even get this pinned

 

CASE Corsair Carbide Series SPEC-03 Red LED Mid Tower Gaming Case 

CPU intel Core i5-4690 CPU BX80646I54690 LGA1150 

GRAPHIC CARD Gigabyte Radeon R9 390 R939G1-GAMING-8GD G1-GAMING-8GD Gaming 8G Graphics Card 

KEY BOARD Corsair Gaming STRAFE Cherry MX RED Keyboard - CH-9000092-NA 

MOTHER BOARD MSI H97 GAMING 3 Motherboard 

RAM Kingston 8GB kit (2x 4GB) DDR3 1866MHz Desktop Memory CL10 DIMM (kit of 2) HyperX FURY Red Series 

OPERATING SYSTEM Microsoft Windows 8.1 ( free Upgrade to Windows 10 ) 32/64-bit English Retail 

HARD DRIVE Western Digital Blue WD10EZEX 1TB 3.5" Internal Hard Drive 

SSD ADATA M.2 2280 SP900 256GB SSD 

FANS 2x Cooler Master SickleFlow 120mm Red LED Fan 

MONITOR Asus VS247H 23.6" Widescreen LED Backlight LCD Monitor  

OPTICAL DRIVE Asus DRW-24D3ST Internal DVD Burner Optical Drive 

POWER SUPPLY CaseCom ADK-S700 700W 80PLUS SILVER Power Supply 

WIFI ADAPTER TP-Link TL-WN781ND 150Mbps Lite-N PCI-E Wireless Adapter 

CPU COOLER Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO CPU Cooler 

[SPAS-ID]

Change the PSU to EVGA / Corsair ( Avoid using CX Series ) i recommend getting EVGA G2

[OAcesync]

Get the cheapest possible Haswell i5 it makes basically no difference

Don't get Gigabyte they are bad for AMD GPUs go for a MSI, Powercolor or Sapphire(best one) 390

You don't really need a cooler but if you feel like you want it then go ahead

I wouldn't get that motherboard unless it's cheap at the price point

I would get a better case for cable management and expansion like the Define S, Arc Midi R2 or S340

Also change that PSU unless you want the PC to be a bonfire to cook your meat

[Andrew420]

If you don't want OC, go for the 4460 or if you want skylake, they have adjustable BCLK, which means that the 6400 might (yes, I am not sure whether the 6400 could be overclocked. If you want to take your chances, get an i5-6400 and a Z170 board) be able to be overclocked.
 

P.S. I don't think DDR3-1866 is supported on an H97 Chipset. Even if it does, it would run at a lower speed (possible DDR3-1333 or 1600)

[Firet2000]

The gigabyte z97-gaming 3 is a better choice motherboard over the MSI H97 gaming 3.

[Guest]

That PSU has a brand I have never heard of. I think as the dude above said - get the EVGA G2. 

[Andrew420]

Antec, Super Flower, and Seasonic also make good PSUs. I've ever used the Antec EarthWatts EA-650 Green and it could withstand an i7-950@4.2GHz and a GTX560SE 24/7. It managed to survive until now.

[Guest]

I would actually reccomend getting a better CPU, because there is barely a price difference anyway between the brand new i5 6600 "Skylake" chip and the 4690. It will give more room for upgradability too as Z170 is the newest chipset. Here is a link to a pretty good deal on one for very similar price: 

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1176281-REG/intel_bx80662i56600_6th_gen_i7_6600.html

 

As far as motherboards, it only really depends on whether you want to use Crossfire, as with a non K processor you won't be overclocking. Here is one that should be fine with all your other parts and will also have Crossfire support for again, upgradability.