High End PC

[WhacKuum]

G.SKILL Ripjaws 4 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 SDRAM 2400Mhz 

Asus Z170 Pro Gaming - LGA1151

Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO

Corsair RM Series RM1000 - 1000 Watt 80 PLUS Gold Certified 

Kingston V300 SSDNow 120GB SATA 3

MSI Geforce GTX980Ti Gaming 6GB Twin Frozer OC Edition 

NZXT Phantom 410 Mid-Tower Chassis

Intel Core i7 6700K (LGA1151 Socket, 4.00 Ghz, 8MB Cache)

Western Digital Blue WD30EZRZ 3TB Internal Hard Drive

Asus Internal DVD Writer DRW-24D5MT

Is this a compatible build?Suggest changes to save more money!And is it future proof?

[OSBK]

get a less powerfull psu, 1000W is really too much! and spend the money on a better ssd

[iiNNeX]

this is your second thread, which is copy and pasted from the previous.

 

stop spamming.

[WhacKuum]

1 minute ago, iiNNeX said:

this is your second thread, which is copy and pasted from the previous.

 

stop spamming.

i thought i posted it in th wrong forum

[WhacKuum]

1 minute ago, StrainedBOT said:

i thought i posted it in th wrong forum

and i dont know to delete it

[asim1999]

Please dont get the RM1000 the bad ripple will cause coil whine on your graphics card.

I will have to probably replace my RM if I want to use the 980 Ti that I have been sent from NVIDIA. It feels  lonely

[かあびぃ]

Get a 240 ssd instead, unless you like me have a laptop on the side which is able to have all of your work/school programs and files on it.

 

The powersupply is wayyyyy overkill. I can highly recommend mine: EVGA GQ 650W 80+Gold

 

its almost fully modular(except for 24 pin) but its sleeved out of the box, and has a amazing fan(very silent) + great amps on the 12v rail(and of course, its really cheap!)

 

Dont get the v300 ssd aswell, its a lowgrade controller. The corsair force LS series are really good units, and they're also cheap, maybe even cheaper.