Help with build

[smolkomartin1]

I want a new build put I´m absolutly confused, because I wanted more expensive rig, but there were some problems so I need a help. I need a new build around 1500 - 1600 €. Things that I only want is:

1. Monitor must be included

2. It must have g-sync or free-sync (depends on the gpu)

3. It must be more than 60 hz.

4. It can be 1080p or 1440p (again, depends on the gpu)

5. There must be a samsung 250gb 850-evo SSD

6. Processor must be intel and 4 cores (hyperthreading will be nice)

7. There must be Tp-Link T9E

 

I maded one z97: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/HCVKWZ

And z170: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dZDgkL

 

P.S. I know that case is expensive, and I´m really not sure about it, but is just so nice. If you know something similar, change it.

 

Huge Thanks.

[MrIceCremeLollipop]

I want a new build put I´m absolutly confused, because I wanted more expensive rig, but there were some problems so I need a help. I need a new build around 1500 - 1600 €. Things that I only want is:

1. Monitor must be included

2. It must have g-sync or free-sync (depends on the gpu)

3. It must be more than 60 hz.

4. It can be 1080p or 1440p (again, depends on the gpu)

5. There must be a samsung 250gb 850-evo SSD

6. Processor must be intel and 4 cores (hyperthreading will be nice)

7. There must be Tp-Link T9E

 

I maded one z97: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/HCVKWZ

And z170: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dZDgkL

 

P.S. I know that case is expensive, and I´m really not sure about it, but is just so nice. If you know something similar, change it.

 

Huge Thanks.

You could get a cheaper case and probably get a 980ti?

[Castdeath97]

You will be better off with a R9 390/ R9 390X and a free sync monitor at this budget. The monitor is eating up your GPU budget.

[DaltonM]

You're going to have to get a the best gpu you can muster for a 1440p build. 

 

Edit: Most GPUs out right now can't do 60 fps at 1440p at max settings. If you are okay to play on medium, you can really take advantage of +60hz at 1440p.

 

Otherwise you're better off locking FPS at 60 on 1080p.

 

I would go balls to the wall with everything BUT the GPU and wait for new AMD/NVIDIA cards to come out in a few months, they'll really be able to handle the kind of experience you want (1440p, 60 FPS+). 

 

Honestly there's not much in the line of single GPU set ups that will really push the 1440p.

 

I would say get a skylake chip, GDDR4 RAM, a wicked SSD, a nice monitor and pair it all with a 970 or AMD equivalent for now, and upgrade the GPU later. 

[Guest]

I agree with most of the comments above. Your monitor to GPU ratio is out of wack. There's nothing wrong with buying a nice case because it's probably the investment that can actually last you the longest. However, you should definitely be funnelling more budget into the GPU so that you can max settings at 1080p60 or possibly 1440p60.