Any Compatibility issues with this build?

[Axeonelite]

This is my first build in which I am buying all new parts (I have built\rebuilt pc's from scrap pc's before.) I am mainly looking for compatibility issues that I may be overlooking. It will be used for Video Editing and Gaming.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/4kLK7h

 

The parts marked as purchased are coming from my current frankenPC

 

Please let me know if there is anything else I need to take into consideration.

[Guest]

I see none problem. Maybe get a new psu? that one is low quality

[xitywampas]

I always check these lists for ram compatibility. Every reputable manufacturer puts these out. Make sure its the exact board you chose. And yes better PSU say EVGA.  https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Z170-PRO-GAMING/HelpDesk_QVL/

[xitywampas]

Mostly though ram tends to work as long as it's the same type as specs. call for, but why take chances.

[Dackzy]

I would not trust that PSU

[Axeonelite]

1 minute ago, Dackzy said:

I would not trust that PSU

 

13 minutes ago, xitywampas said:

I always check these lists for ram compatibility. Every reputable manufacturer puts these out. Make sure its the exact board you chose. And yes better PSU say EVGA.  https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Z170-PRO-GAMING/HelpDesk_QVL/

 

I have been using the PSU for a year now in my current build and it has been fine for me. But I will consider it if works in the budget.

[Axeonelite]

14 minutes ago, xitywampas said:

I always check these lists for ram compatibility. Every reputable manufacturer puts these out. Make sure its the exact board you chose. And yes better PSU say EVGA.  https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/Z170-PRO-GAMING/HelpDesk_QVL/

 

Thank you! I was looking for that.

[Dackzy]

1 minute ago, Axeonelite said:

 

 

I have been using the PSU for a year now in my current build and it has been fine for me. But I will consider it if works in the budget.

just remember that you should never cheap out on a PSU, it might work fine in the start, but then it might fry your parts

[Enderman]

2 minutes ago, Axeonelite said:

 

 

I have been using the PSU for a year now in my current build and it has been fine for me. But I will consider it if works in the budget.

When a PSU stops "working fine" then many things go wrong. Like dead PC parts. Or a house fire.

It can stop "working fine" tomorrow, or in 5 years. But you do not want it to get to that point because bad stuff happens.

Just replace it asap.

[Axeonelite]

2 minutes ago, Enderman said:

When a PSU stops "working fine" then many things go wrong. Like dead PC parts. Or a house fire.

It can stop "working fine" tomorrow, or in 5 years. But you do not want it to get to that point because bad stuff happens.

Just replace it asap.

What would you recommend then? Telling me to "Just replace it asap." Isn't very informative. I understand Thermaltake isn't the best brand ever, but it is far from the worst.

[Enderman]

Just now, Axeonelite said:

What would you recommend then? Telling me to "Just replace it asap." Isn't very informative. I understand Thermaltake isn't the best brand ever, but it is far from the worst.

Well, there are several posts on the internet from people having fires start from their thermaltake PSU....

EVGA and seasonic make very good PSUs.