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For the case I would recommend NZXT's Noctis 450, imo it looks really nice. You can also poke around NZXT's website; they have a lot of great stuff other than the N450 that might float your boat more. A pretty solid Z170 board would be the ASUS z170-A. It has nice features, good looks, and won't eat your wallet too much.

Pro Tip: don't use flash when taking pictures of your build; use a longer exposure instead. Prop up your camera with something (preferably a tripod) if necessary.

if you use retarded/autistic/etc to mean stupid please gtfo

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what resolution of gaming? if you go up on GPU, will you increase your res, too?

 

reasoning for questions is that you can drop some major cash on a mobo/CPU

but spend smart money and upgrade GPU to a better performing option depending

on resolution and games played. there are many options, whats your budget?

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what resolution of gaming? if you go up on GPU, will you increase your res, too?

 

reasoning for questions is that you can drop some major cash on a mobo/CPU

but spend smart money and upgrade GPU to a better performing option depending

on resolution and games played. there are many options, whats your budget?

I only plan on playing at a max resolution of 1920x1080 and yes, I will be upgrading my GPU aswell. My budget would be around $400-$500 at the moment. With the CPU eating like $275 of that budget (if purchased from NewEgg). (I already have a GPU in plan which won't be part of the $400-$500 budget)

 

For the case I would recommend NZXT's Noctis 450, imo it looks really nice. You can also poke around NZXT's website; they have a lot of great stuff other than the N450 that might float your boat more. A pretty solid Z170 board would be the ASUS z170-A. It has nice features, good looks, and won't eat your wallet too much.

Seems good, I'll take it into consideration.

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