How is this

[Sentryy]

9 minutes ago, PCNoobie said:

then I would suggest 1070 build, because gtx 1060 is little weak for 21:9 resolution.

and vr is slightly more gpu intense than cpu 

[laminutederire]

12 hours ago, Sentryy said:

i was told that by the guy who made the build for me

the gpu fits though (i made sure) 

was going to get noctua nh-d14 but won't fit in elite 130 with it's 3 inches of clearance (power supply above mobo ) 

i am buying parts as i get the money so i won't be rushing

next week is the motherboard 

 

would there be a noticable disadvantage getting  

this motherboard

or  

this one

 

instead of the z170i 

http://www.microcenter.com/product/456225/Z170I_Pro_Gaming_LGA_1151_mini-ITX_Intel_Motherboard

 

 

The Noctua d14 just fits in my case if that matters to you

As for the motherboard, to me they're essentially the same on most things,  with a few advantages here and there.

Like AsRock has two Lan ports for some reason, a bit more Sata interface for storage. (I can go up to 5 storage drive on mine which is mostly okay when you think about it since you'll be able to fit 2, maybe 3 drives if you get an m.2 drive.)

But it falls short in wireless since I haven't found it supports Bluetooth, the other two have better sound cards. 

Difference between asus and gigabyte... well the gigabyte one has 2 m.2 ports, which is traded by a bit more efforts on anti surge protection from Asus, or to solidity when moving the PC since Asus designed it with LAN in mind

If you absolutely need one of those features go for it, but you won't go crazy on storage anyway because you have a small case. In the core 500 you could put a bit more, but still not enough to saturate any of those motherboard. Personnally, I chose a 500GB 850evo ssd with a Seagate 2TB drive. I have place for one more 3,5" drive, haven't used the m.2 port, and by cheating a bit I can maybe ass another ssd. I would have saturated my mobo, but by doing so I would have ran out of place to put the drives.