First Time Build

[glitchmaster0001]

for the price of 1 titan x you can buy 2 980ti cards and sli them. 

[Oishter]

Just now, Matty2hatty said:

You're right. But if he did want to get into video editing he could.

i know but he specifically said he didn't

 

[lh99]

2 minutes ago, Oishter said:

i know but he specifically said he didn't

 

seriously a titan isn´t worth it you can get 2 980ti for that price and also the processor has no use at al for video editing a 6700k+ is the first i woul recommend and not a titan

[Oishter]

Just now, lh99 said:

seriously a titan isn´t worth it you can get 2 980ti for that price and also the processor has no use at al for video editing a 6700k+ is the first i woul recommend and not a titan

That's what I did recommend

[micah4espn]

13 minutes ago, rafazafar said:

Where will you be buying the items?
how important are looks, size ect2?
what monitor are you using?
Any special requests?

I'll just be getting the parts online probably off pcpartpicker

Looks and size are not high on my list. I just want to make sure everything I get will fit in the case I get.

I do not have a monitor chosen either. So I could use some help there also.

[rafazafar]

1 hour ago, micah4espn said:

I'll just be getting the parts online probably off pcpartpicker

Looks and size are not high on my list. I just want to make sure everything I get will fit in the case I get.

I do not have a monitor chosen either. So I could use some help there also.

Well since its your first time ill go out and say this first
You can get away with alot less actually. BUT, if you want all the good stuff like usb type C, DDR4, Skylake ect2, i think this build is pretty ok with alot of room for future upgrades if you wish. Like the PSU and motherboard is SLI ready.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wFgBNG
upgrade path : add more ram, i7 and/or Kaby lake (may or may not improve gaming at all), add/change gpu, maybe watercooling if heavy OC.
Next major upgrade: Cannonlake 10nm, 14nm GPU for 4k.
 
If you dont mind using haswell, you can actually get away with alot cheaper parts and use the saved money on a better monitor or whatever you like. Esp since new 14nm gpu are coming around june/july.
heres an example with more ram for..chrome and the cpu might look weak but its really all you need to be honest:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/n4pBNG
upgrade path: xeon e1231v3, change gpu.
Next Major upgrade Cannonlake 10nm, 14nm GPU for 4k.

 

ps. feel fre to change the case to whatever you like. i just chose some of the very beginner friendly ones.

you could also choose to go with a 1080p monitor or an ultrawide 1080p first and just wait until 4k is ready ang the 14nm gpus are more matured.

i persoanlly love ultrawide monitors. but i wouldnt recommend em for FPS. 

[Nena Trinity]

1 hour ago, Matty2hatty said:

But none of them are anywhere near his budget.

They are as base! :3 (he can use the Skylake one and add parts until he hits it)