Please help with PSU and Motherboard! My first PC-build!

[Jaasscha]

Hey, I need help with these 2-3 components!

Motherboard: Budget (around 90-120 € or USD) 1151 socket MO suitable for gaming. Doesn't have to have sli or overclocking abilities.

My suggestions:

MSI B150 PC Mate, LGA1151

Gigabyte GA-Z170-GAMING K3-EU

MSI B150 GAMING M3

MSI Z170A PC Mate, ATX

AsRock B150 Pro4/3.1, ATX

PSU:

 

Cooler Master 600W B-series V2 ATX

Seasonic 620W M12II-620 Evo

RAM:  Either

 

Kingston 16GB(2x8GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 2666 MHz, CL15

or

Kingston 16GB(2x8GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 2133 MHz, CL14

(depending on the motherboard)

 

Other components that I'm gonna get for sure:

 

• MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6GT OC

• Intel Core i5-6600 (Boxed, LGA 1151 Skylake)

• Western Digital Blue 1 TB (3,5" SATA 3.0)

• ASUS DRW-24F1ST (DVD/RW)

• TP-Link TL-WN881ND (PCIe)

• SilentiumPC Regnum RG1W Pure Black (ATX)       or       BitFenix Nova, ATX
  
  Leave your suggestions from the list or other choice and Thank you so much!!

[Butch00]

If looks are important, the MSI B150 PC Mate, Gigabyte GA-z170-GAMING k3-EU, and the MSI  MSI Z170A PC MATE all look good, almost all Kingston RAM is good, but go for the cheaper kit, they will perform almost identically. I have never heard of SilentiumPC, so I would look at the BitFenix Nova, also I would throw in an SSD maybe from Kingston, OCZ, or A-Data

[MattProtatoFry]

MSI Z170-A is my most recommended out of the selection. I love this motherboard I have many experiences with all of them and the Z170-A is my favorite one out of all of the selection. 

Seasonic is not a popular company and Cooler Master is definitely KNOWN  well for PSU's. 20W shouldn't make a difference show I suggest the Cooler Master 600W

Kingston 16GB HyperX Fury DDR4 2666 MHz if you clock the ram to this speed, it'll definietly be better than the 2133 speed. *common sense*


Now if you are not going to clock your ram. It'll default go to 2133 because the speed the CPU sets it to. 

Word.

[Gokufighther]

PSU: seasonic all the way or get an EVGA Bronze series, either is good quality.

 

RAM: doesnt really matter all that much, get whatever looks good and is cheap, the 2666 ram might be a few bucks more than the 2133 and the performance is negligible

 

MB: none are good options, z170 if you are looking to upgrade later, H110 if not.

Get the ASUS pro gamer, ASROCK extreme series or Pro series, MSI Carbon, or go for a cheapo Gigabyte h110 or an asus board.

 

MSI's PC Mates are known to be of lower quality btw

[STRMfrmXMN]

5 minutes ago, MattProtatoFry said:

Seasonic is not a popular company and Cooler Master is definitely KNOWN  well for PSU's. 20W shouldn't make a difference show I suggest the Cooler 

[Energycore]

13 minutes ago, MattProtatoFry said:

Seasonic is not a popular company and Cooler Master is definitely KNOWN  well for PSU's. 20W shouldn't make a difference show I suggest the Cooler Master 600W

Are you drunk?

 

CM has not one PSU that qualifies as a great power supply. You're doing the whole "they're good because they're popular". They're not.

[STRMfrmXMN]

28 minutes ago, Jaasscha said:

Hey, I need help with these 2-3 components!

Motherboard: Budget (around 90-120 € or USD) 1151 socket MO suitable for gaming. Doesn't have to have sli or overclocking abilities.

My suggestions:

MSI B150 PC Mate, LGA1151

Gigabyte GA-Z170-GAMING K3-EU

MSI B150 GAMING M3

MSI Z170A PC Mate, ATX

AsRock B150 Pro4/3.1, ATX

PSU:

 

Cooler Master 600W B-series V2 ATX

Seasonic 620W M12II-620 Evo

RAM:  Either

 

Kingston 16GB(2x8GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 2666 MHz, CL15

or

Kingston 16GB(2x8GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 2133 MHz, CL14

(depending on the motherboard)

 

Other components that I'm gonna get for sure:

 

• MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6GT OC

• Intel Core i5-6600 (Boxed, LGA 1151 Skylake)

• Western Digital Blue 1 TB (3,5" SATA 3.0)

• ASUS DRW-24F1ST (DVD/RW)

• TP-Link TL-WN881ND (PCIe)

• SilentiumPC Regnum RG1W Pure Black (ATX)       or       BitFenix Nova, ATX
  
  Leave your suggestions from the list or other choice and Thank you so much!!

For my small PC business we've built systems by and large with Asrock and Asus boards these days, so I'd probably recommend the B150. MSI support is pretty good though from what I understand from people who've had to return their motherboards while Asrock and Asus are both abysmal. To be honest, as long as any of the above boards have the features and come in a color you want then it'll be fine.

 

The Seasonic is objectively better.

 

RAM speed doesn't matter when you have a discrete GPU which you do as you plan to get the 1060. Spending even less on memory might work for you as well.

 

For the "other things" list -

 

• Have you considered using Powerline adapters rather than wireless?
• Do you really need an optical drive? Windows can be installed via a flash drive these days, just so you know.
• Are you not going to get an SSD for this frankly pretty darn good system?

 

 

[Energycore]

2 minutes ago, DEcobra11 said:

IDK about you but I find it funny where he uses caps as it was a Vine video to give more emphasis, kinda missing underline, red circle and a check mark

 

IK, I'm a bad person atm...

But they're KNOWN to be good man!

[Trevor87]

Going with what been said on the top list.

Go with MSI B150 GAMING M3 if you are going to game on it mostly.

Go with Kingston 16GB(2x8GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 2133 MHz, CL14  ram.

Go the Seasonic 620W M12II-620 Evo.

You should be good with rest of the parts you have picked on your list.  

 

[Jaasscha]

Ayy, thanks for the input. Daamn, u posting so fast I don't nearly have time to reply, haha  but that's good!

 

-Seems like the majority is leaning towards the 

MSI Z170A PC Mate, ATX

-And I should get the seasonic PSU

-Don't really have to worry about the ram but get the 2666 Mhz if nearly the same price.

 

And yeah, the initial post is what it is, I wrote it crazy clean at the first time and then the site failed on me and I had to write it all over again and rushed it through...  Aand back to the point: Gotta think about the portable DVD thing, don't know about the powerline adapters but gonna look into it, I need the dvd-reader for my brother's old games such as doom3 etc that i have laying around and could't play because of my shitty laptop which I'm using now... D: Yeah about the ssd, I don't really see any reason for it and me and my friend were wondering why people are actually getting it. So that the OS is installed there and runs more smoothly, for gaming?

Thanks again and I probably missed a lot of things here but wanted to give a quick update for you!  gonna dive into the posts again now --->

[STRMfrmXMN]

10 minutes ago, Jaasscha said:

eah about the ssd, I don't really see any reason for it and me and my friend were wondering why people are actually getting it. So that the OS is installed there and runs more smoothly, for gaming?

Thanks again and I probably missed a lot of things here but wanted to give a quick update for you!  gonna dive into the posts again now --->

The entire OS is a hell of a lot snappier and you never have to defragment it. Trust me, absolutely worth the time to get at least a 120GB SSD for your OS and then putting the games and stuff that takes up lots of storage on a hard drive where speed isn't that important.

[Jaasscha]

Wow, from a quick web-search that powerline-adapter seems really cool and good option! But it's a little more expensive option too. Currently we have a wireless usb modem which only gives wireless internet or can be blugged in your pc via a usb. I have been trying to get our family to upgrade to something better though... D: But I think i gotta go with the TP-Link TL-WN881ND (PCIe) for now since it seems like it's not compatible option with our internet situation right now... Actually can't really tell from that quick search but seems like it...  

Now I really gotta consider about that ssd... Haha  I have never had any experience with ssd so I aint sure what to expect but gets really tempting the way u put it  

 

But yeah, thanks for everyone for giving responses, cleared a lot of things for me. This being my first build and first touch to pc-building I have been searching info like crazy the past week but still in the learning process!  This forum will be very handy when I will be ultimately deciding and ordering the parts! Now imma go to sleep since it 2am and I have been looking for parts for straight 4 hours...  Cheers!

[HKZeroFive]

4 hours ago, MattProtatoFry said:

Seasonic is not a popular company and Cooler Master is definitely KNOWN  well for PSU's.

 

One day, you'll look back and see how wrong you were.

[Jaasscha]

Hey, I think Imma go with these:

• ASUS DRW-24F1ST (DVD/RW)

• Kingston HyperX Fury Black 2 x 8 GB (DDR4, 2133 MHz, CL14)

• TP-Link TL-WN881ND (PCIe)

• Kingston HyperX FURY SSD 120 GB (2,5" SATA 3.0)

• Seasonic S12II-520 (80Plus Bronze)

• Intel Core i5-6600 (Boxed, LGA 1151 Skylake)

• MSI B150M Mortar matx

• SilentiumPC Regnum RG1W Pure Black (ATX)

• MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6GT OC

• plus I have a 500gb 2.5 hdd laying around which I'm gonna use.