My first build, please pay attention to what has been already purchased.

[Andrewh3153]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Xhxs6h

 

will it be good for web browsing, gaming, and school work? I am trying to keep it under $1,500

[Speed bump]

this will work just awesome with what you are planning to do with it, but wireless? can you explain me why?

[Droidbot]

that PSU is good, same one I have. Awesome PSU.

[VinsinityKT]

Looks nice. I would recommend a pcie wireless if you want wireless connection. I have a pci card which crashes the whole thing when installed in Windows 10.

[Samfisher]

Why SP fans? I don't see a radiator in the list you need to cool.

[Aytex]

15 minutes ago, Andrewh3153 said:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Xhxs6h

 

will it be good for web browsing, gaming, and school work? I am trying to keep it under $1,500

Go for a OS/Office 365 for cheaper at r/microsoftswap or kinguin

Get a r9 390 if you want more preformance in games

[CoffeeandBagels]

21 minutes ago, Andrewh3153 said:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Xhxs6h

 

will it be good for web browsing, gaming, and school work? I am trying to keep it under $1,500

Good build. I would caution you about Seagate hard drives. They have a 30% failure rate after 3 years. I would go Western Digital instead.

[Andrewh3153]

2 hours ago, Samfisher said:

Why SP fans? I don't see a radiator in the list you need to cool.

I will have to push the air through drive cages. I have also heard they are just plain better.

[Samfisher]

10 hours ago, Andrewh3153 said:

I will have to push the air through drive cages. I have also heard they are just plain better.

They are only better if you really need the static pressure.

 

http://www.anandtech.com/show/9737/the-corsair-sp140-led-af140-led-sp120-af120-fan-review/4