Case?

[DaGallane]

Is the NZXT N450 a good case for this build? Thanks.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/rrDgLD

[The Realist]

10 minutes ago, DaGallane said:

Is the NZXT N450 a good case for this build? Thanks.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/rrDgLD

Overpriced case as Shit get a S340,P400,450D

[The Realist]

BTW you can get a Z170-E from Asus for $88 http://pcpartpicker.com/product/k4dFf7/asus-motherboard-z170e

[DaGallane]

1 minute ago, The Realist said:

Overpriced case as Shit get a S340,P400,450D

It's just that I've acquired information about this case being easily applicable to first-time builders, and I don't want my build becoming too difficult to manage. Do you genuinely believe the cases listed above will serve the same purpose? Thanks.

[The Realist]

The The cases above are better for the price and will offer the same thing you need as a first time builder,i see you like white so i recommend this build Build i chose the 6600K since you have a hyper 212 evo since you can overclock it,The Asus-Z170-E is a z170 chipset which is great for overclocking and its white...you over priced your other mobo + you save a couple bucks for a better build + your psu was shit it was not modular so your build would look like a swap so i replaced it for a EVGA Supernova G2 which is a top notch PSU

[The Realist]

Also you overpriced the mouse too much so i replaced the mouse with the same model but a better look for $25 cheaper http://pcpartpicker.com/list/bw3pbj

[DaGallane]

Very content with this, however a couple of suggestions.

 

1. The mouse was an increased $25 because it's RGB model looks significantly better than it's counterpart, so I've decided to pursue my original idea.

 

2. The original motherboard was apparently a satisfactory motherboard, what distinguishes your new Asus motherboard as better to the previous MSI?

 

3. I have no intentions of overclocking, I simply picked that specific cooler because the majority of individuals on these forums suggested it. With this in mind, please revert your build back to one based on anti-overclocking. 

 

4. Lastly, I concur that the mouse and keyboard may be a tad overpriced, but that's simply the price I'm willing to exchange for desirable peripherals.

 

Thanks for the suggestions, best regards.