4k New 4k build planning

[steelbull54]

Ok so im trying to build a computer that can handle 4k gaming and movies for under $2000 currently this is what i am looking at doing please give me your opinions and ideas.

1. goal - 4k gaming and movies budget under $2000

2. i only plan to run 1 monitor at the moment

3. I would also like ideas on a decent keyboard and mouse not to expensive though but mechanical preferred

4. Upgrading from old pc

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/4YWRLk this is what im looking to build so far maybe yall can help me refine it or make the build better the only thing that is set in stone is the 980ti i want that in the build.

thx in advance for your help in narrowing do the best build for this 4k pc.

[HKZeroFive]

Wrong link.

 

You want the permalink on top of the build parts list.

[steelbull54]

2 minutes ago, HKZeroFive said:

Wrong link.

 

You want the permalink on top of the build parts list.

o ok oops thx

 

[Megazero]

1 minute ago, steelbull54 said:

Ok so im trying to build a computer that can handle 4k gaming and movies for under $2000 currently this is what i am looking at doing please give me your opinions and ideas.

1. goal - 4k gaming and movies budget under $2000

2. i only plan to run 1 monitor at the moment

3. I would also like ideas on a decent keyboard and mouse not to expensive though but mechanical preferred

4. Upgrading from old pc

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/ this is what im looking to build so far maybe yall can help me refine it or make the build better the only thing that is set in stone is the 980ti i want that in the build.

thx in advance for your help in narrowing do the best build for this 4k pc.

You posted the wrong link~ You need to copy the permalink look something like this: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/VpQ3Vn

Also... are you only going to games and dont do any heavy video editing or rendering? Do keyboard and mouse count on that 2000$ budget too?

And dont set in stone the 980TI yet. Since GTX 1070 and 1080 are expected to be reveal in about 4 days.

[steelbull54]

2 minutes ago, Megazero said:

You posted the wrong link~ You need to copy the permalink look something like this: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/VpQ3Vn

Also... are you only going to games and dont do any heavy video editing or rendering? Do keyboard and mouse count on that 2000$ budget too?

And dont set in stone the 980TI yet. Since GTX 1070 and 1080 are expected to be reveal in about 4 days.

i corrected for the permalink, ill be doing games but no plans for rendering or editing, and yes keyboard and mouse count towards budget.... and I have no clue what to expect from gtx 1070 or 1080

[HKZeroFive]

4 minutes ago, steelbull54 said:

o ok oops thx

Pretty solid build.

 

Do you have a HDD that you can use for mass storage?

[steelbull54]

Just now, HKZeroFive said:

Pretty solid build.

 

Do you have a HDD that you can use for mass storage?

no id have to add it to the build ... this build was just a little online research i feel like im missing something or maybe i should water cool

[HKZeroFive]

2 minutes ago, steelbull54 said:

no id have to add it to the build ... this build was just a little online research i feel like im missing something or maybe i should water cool

Nah, I wouldn't worry about water cooling.

 

Just grab a WD Caviar Blue and you're set.

[Megazero]

1 minute ago, steelbull54 said:

i corrected for the permalink, ill be doing games but no plans for rendering or editing, and yes keyboard and mouse count towards budget.... and I have no clue what to expect from gtx 1070 or 1080

Everything seem pretty decent to me. If you are planning to go for black-white theme how about this? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127902

And well... we dont know anything about 1070 and 1080 yet, but it's only 4 more days, I'd suggest you wait for it. Especially because if 1070 and 1080 is out soon the price of 970,980 and 980Ti will probably drop too, so even if the performance of 1080 is not much better than 980Ti, you can still get a 980Ti for cheaper. 

You do miss an HDD. If you decided to do full water cooling, you might want to get a stock fan GTX 980Ti instead since those stock fan is easier to remove to install waterblock. But before you do any of that, let me remind you that watercooling is pretty useless unless you plan to heavily overclock your CPU and GPU. Even moderate to high overclock can be done just fine on the i7 6700k and GTX 980Ti since they are both quite cool by default and their fans should already be enough.

[don_svetlio]

Singe 980 Ti for gaming at 4K? you will have to lower settings

[steelbull54]

1 minute ago, don_svetlio said:

Singe 980 Ti for gaming at 4K? you will have to lower settings

yeah i know i dont have to run at max mid range is fine  as long as i can pull down 60 fps

[Kirky2k15]

22 minutes ago, don_svetlio said:

Singe 980 Ti for gaming at 4K? you will have to lower settings

Depends on the game and if you don't mind 30-50 fps - 60fps isn't the holy grail of pc gaming you know 

[don_svetlio]

1 minute ago, Kirky2k15 said:

Depends on the game and if you don't mind 30-50 fps - 60fps isn't the holy grail of pc gaming you know 

I've spent half my life at 20fps - trust me, I value 30

[don_svetlio]

Just now, Abyssal Radon said:

60 fps IS THE GOD of PC gaming. The golden light shines among thee life of 60+ fps. 

Don't make me burn thine heretical self with my fiery blade!

[don_svetlio]

4 minutes ago, Abyssal Radon said:

I would rather get raped by Justin Bieber, than deal with less than 60fps. 

Well, I guess you have odd fetishes

[Aditya0002]

2 hours ago, steelbull54 said:

Ok so im trying to build a computer that can handle 4k gaming and movies for under $2000 currently this is what i am looking at doing please give me your opinions and ideas.

1. goal - 4k gaming and movies budget under $2000

2. i only plan to run 1 monitor at the moment

3. I would also like ideas on a decent keyboard and mouse not to expensive though but mechanical preferred

4. Upgrading from old pc

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/4YWRLk this is what im looking to build so far maybe yall can help me refine it or make the build better the only thing that is set in stone is the 980ti i want that in the build.

thx in advance for your help in narrowing do the best build for this 4k pc.

black and white theme awesome 4K BUILD , sure this will crush fps on 4k ultra all AAA titles  

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