Which parts?

[Vaderthegamer]

Hi everybody. (Hi Dr. Nick). Okay Simpsons reference joke over, I'm building my first pc (yay) and i can't decide which parts for the build: processer (must be i7,), graphics card (its between the 1070 and 1080, i want to do multi-monitor stuff) ssd? (Maybe). I have a budget of $1,800. I will use this computer for gaming, hauptwerk, digital design, video rendering and editing, programming, testing game engines and physic engines. Please help.

[HKZeroFive]

Will you need monitors, peripherals or an OS?

[SeanAngelo]

22 minutes ago, Vaderthegamer said:

Hi everybody. (Hi Dr. Nick). Okay Simpsons reference joke over, I'm building my first pc (yay) and i can't decide which parts for the build: processer (must be i7,), graphics card (its between the 1070 and 1080, i want to do multi-monitor stuff) ssd? (Maybe). I have a budget of $1,800. I will use this computer for gaming, hauptwerk, digital design, video rendering and editing, programming, testing game engines and physic engines. Please help.

monitors needed or do you already have them? keyboard/mouse??

[Vaderthegamer]

22 minutes ago, HKZeroFive said:

Will you need monitors, peripherals or an OS?

I plan to get 3 monitors, probably in 1080p.

[ajaxburger]

I am assuming you mean $1800 USD -- this is what I was able to build for that much. The initial cost is $1833 but after rebates totals to $1791.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/QyHjZ8

 

You could change about the RAM and other parts a bit, but I think that it's a fairly good build. If you want, you could replace the GTX 1080 with two RX 480s, save about $200, and get better performance. You would need to change the motherboard first to make sure it supports Crossfire.

[Jeroylo]

1 hour ago, ajaxburger said:

I am assuming you mean $1800 USD -- this is what I was able to build for that much. The initial cost is $1833 but after rebates totals to $1791.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/QyHjZ8

 

You could change about the RAM and other parts a bit, but I think that it's a fairly good build. If you want, you could replace the GTX 1080 with two RX 480s, save about $200, and get better performance. You would need to change the motherboard first to make sure it supports Crossfire.

how is that almost the same price as my future pc  (http://pcpartpicker.com/list/ZsYBjc)

[Vaderthegamer]

6 hours ago, ajaxburger said:

I am assuming you mean $1800 USD -- this is what I was able to build for that much. The initial cost is $1833 but after rebates totals to $1791.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/QyHjZ8

 

You could change about the RAM and other parts a bit, but I think that it's a fairly good build. If you want, you could replace the GTX 1080 with two RX 480s, save about $200, and get better performance. You would need to change the motherboard first to make sure it supports Crossfire.

Im thinking of saving as much as possible. Also should i go with the 6700k or 5820k?

[Vaderthegamer]

2 minutes ago, Vaderthegamer said:

Im thinking of saving as much as possible. Also should i go with the 6700k or 5820k?

Also should i go with the 1070, my budget is 1800 but that doesn't mean spend it all. I'd like to save some.

[Vaderthegamer]

1 minute ago, Vaderthegamer said:

Also should i go with the 1070, my budget is 1800 but that doesn't mean spend it all. I'd like to save some.

And with that open air cooler or blower? 

[Vaderthegamer]

My current specs for the build:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/

[Vaderthegamer]

1 minute ago, Vaderthegamer said:

My current specs for the build:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/

up for Suggestions. 

[Orangeduck]

20 hours ago, Vaderthegamer said:

And with that open air cooler or blower? 

Most people go open air as it's usually better for thermals. Blower coolers are usually only on the reference cards which are not really that great.