My First PC Build

[ArdorGamer]

So I decided I wanted to get into PC Gaming a few years ago and went into it blindly, deciding to be first completely impatient and not doing my research on what I should do as far as buying a computer. Or asking my friends what they think I should do, and ended up buying one for $800 at Best Buy, and found out I had an additional $400 after I bought it, which I could've used to build a pretty nice gaming rig. I've been looking into cases so far and have settled on Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 5 on amazon. As far as budget goes, I figure out roughly how much I get paid one week and determine what part(s) I could buy with that weeks paycheck, if I want to save that weeks paycheck for a another week for something larger (say a GPU) than I will do that. 

My build I originally wanted to create would be intended for latest Gaming Titles, but lately I've been playing games like Overwatch, CS:GO, LoL, and Rocket League. "Insert Name Here", and I don't really know exactly where I should go as far what to buy when it comes to motherboard, or GPU, etc. At the current moment, I'm playing on a 1080p monitor and 2 screens. I would like to be able to play games like Black Ops 3 or Just Cause 3, and The Division and still be able to run with a decent Frame Rate.

As far as Peripherals, I am currently happy with my setup, so no peripherals are not needed. 

 

I did Research today and have I think I have found a rig that may suit the needs I have noted, but I'm not sure seeing as how I haven't exactly built my own PC before, we'll see how it works out Below is an attachment of my build list (The total cost was $1127.80). Feedback on what I could change in this build would be very much appreciated, thanks =) 

[belfouf]

ok this is wrong. Bad cpu, bad gpu, give me 5 minutes

[belfouf]

800$ gaming build (60fps min in max settings 1080p)

 

you can of course change case and upgrade GPU if you still have cash, 1060 then 1070 being better

[Oswin]

2 minutes ago, belfouf said:

800$ gaming build (60fps min in max settings 1080p)

the 3200Mhz ram is a bit overkill, you dont really need a 6600k just go with the regular 6600 or 6500. and the power supply, is that the cx500? go with the cx550m 

[belfouf]

3 minutes ago, Oswin said:

the 3200Mhz ram is a bit overkill, you dont really need a 6600k just go with the regular 6600 or 6500. and the power supply, is that the cx500? go with the cx550m 

ram : yeah but look at the price...

cpu : 6600k or not 6600, 20$ saving is not worth it at all.

this build is great because OP only has to change GPU to upgrade performances in 2 years

PSU : maybe you're right I don't know it //edit : m for modular, indeed better, but more expensive

Edited October 21, 2016 by belfouf

[Oswin]

1 minute ago, belfouf said:

ram : yeah but look at the price...

cpu : 6600k or not 6600, 20$ saving is not worth it at all.

this build is great because OP only has to change GPU to upgrade performances in 2 years

PSU : maybe you're right I don't know it

the 3200Mhz ram is a bit overkill, you dont really need a 6600k just go with the regular 6600 or 6500. and the power supply, is that the cx500? go with the cx550m 

[belfouf]

28 minutes ago, Oswin said:

the 3200Mhz ram is a bit overkill, you dont really need a 6600k just go with the regular 6600 or 6500. and the power supply, is that the cx500? go with the cx550m 

edited for OP... only 30$ less, but less CPU power

  -snip-

[Oswin]

Just now, belfouf said:

edited for OP... only 30$ less, but less CPU power

ok, let me try editing that, give me your link

[belfouf]

Just now, Oswin said:

ok, let me try editing that, give me your link

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/belfouf/saved/#view=733bvK

 

didn't know you could give it for someone to edit

[Oswin]

1 minute ago, belfouf said:

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/belfouf/saved/#view=733bvK

 

didn't know you could give it for someone to edit

try it, you can in fact 

[kaiju_wars]

Save even more money and take the Hyper 212 off.  It's a 6500, he can't overclock.

[belfouf]

Just now, kaiju_wars said:

Save even more money and take the Hyper 212 off.  It's a 6500, he can't overclock.

true that, ty

[Armakar]

17 minutes ago, ArdorGamer said:

So I decided I wanted to get into PC Gaming a few years ago and went into it blindly, deciding to be first completely impatient and not doing my research on what I should do as far as buying a computer. Or asking my friends what they think I should do, and ended up buying one for $800 at Best Buy, and found out I had an additional $400 after I bought it, which I could've used to build a pretty nice gaming rig. I've been looking into cases so far and have settled on Cooler Master MasterCase Pro 5 on amazon. As far as budget goes, I figure out roughly how much I get paid one week and determine what part(s) I could buy with that weeks paycheck, if I want to save that weeks paycheck for a another week for something larger (say a GPU) than I will do that. 

My build I originally wanted to create would be intended for latest Gaming Titles, but lately I've been playing games like Overwatch, CS:GO, LoL, and Rocket League. "Insert Name Here", and I don't really know exactly where I should go as far what to buy when it comes to motherboard, or GPU, etc. At the current moment, I'm playing on a 1080p monitor and 2 screens. I would like to be able to play games like Black Ops 3 or Just Cause 3, and The Division and still be able to run with a decent Frame Rate.

As far as Peripherals, I am currently happy with my setup, so no peripherals are not needed. 

 

I did Research today and have I think I have found a rig that may suit the needs I have noted, but I'm not sure seeing as how I haven't exactly built my own PC before, we'll see how it works out Below is an attachment of my build list (The total cost was $1127.80). Feedback on what I could change in this build would be very much appreciated, thanks =) 

I think you need to rethink more or less every component in this build. First of all, your buying fairly previous gen parts, you should just go for a skylake processor + mobo.

 

AMD is a bad joke, I think change the processor and RAM to a skylake processor and maybe some Gskill or Corsair RAM.

 

I'd go for a WD harddrive over seagate aswell, though there is not that much difference.

 

Why are you going for a 950 SLI? I don't think 2GB will cut it much longer in games, SLI doesn't use both cards VRAM, only one. You should wait for the 1050 and 1050TI, they will outperform the 950 at a similar price.

 

Also, don't spend $100 on windows, make recovery media and get a product key for $20.

 

[indrBeanie]

2 minutes ago, kaiju_wars said:

Save even more money and take the Hyper 212 off.  It's a 6500, he can't overclock.

Go even further, change the chipset to H170 instead of Z170.

[Sreno1]

Don't buy an AMD CPU, get a i5-6500 or i3-6100, both can use stock cooler. 16GB of ram is not needed for gaming, 8GB (2x4) is enough. Don't waste money on 950 SLI, get a GTX 1060 6GB for the same price. Don't get a 2TB hybrid, get a 1TB HDD and a 120GB boot drive SSD. That PSU is completely overkill get a high quality Seagate or Corsair powersupply around the 550 wattage range.

[Efanel]

the psu is waaay overkill, 650w is more than enough

[belfouf]

option 2 : 760 $

 

still 2X (maybe more) more powerful than what you intended to do OP

 

and micro ATX motherboard..... you can have fun with a smaller case

 

 

-snip- 

[Oswin]

1 minute ago, belfouf said:

option 2 : 750 $

still 2X (maybe more) more powerful than what you intended to do OP

PCPartPicker part list: http://pcpartpicker.com/list/3VYphq
Price breakdown by merchant: http://pcpartpicker.com/list/3VYphq/by_merchant/

CPU: Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor  ($195.79 @ OutletPC) 
Motherboard: MSI Z170A SLI ATX LGA1151 Motherboard  ($89.98 @ Newegg) 
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-2400 Memory  ($41.99 @ Newegg) 
Storage: A-Data Premier SP550 240GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  ($61.99 @ NCIX US) 
Storage: Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($48.49 @ OutletPC) 
Video Card: Asus Radeon RX 480 8GB ROG STRIX Video Card  ($269.99 @ Newegg) 
Case: Deepcool DUKASE V2 ATX Mid Tower Case  ($42.50 @ Newegg) 
Power Supply: Corsair CXM 550W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply  ($49.99 @ Newegg) 
Total: $800.72
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-10-21 11:53 EDT-0400

[Sreno1]

2 minutes ago, belfouf said:

option 2 : 750 $

still 2X (maybe more) more powerful than what you intended to do OP

Stock cooler for 6500 is good enough for cooling. That ram speed is completly uneeded get 2133, use the money saved to get a better board partner 480. Get a Samsung 750 evo 120gb it is more reliable, cheaping out on SSD's kinda defeats the purpose.

[ArdorGamer]

Like I kinda tried to point out I'm still bad at this stuff dudes.

[belfouf]

the community computer starting to get alive

-snip-

 

Edited October 21, 2016 by belfouf
build evolution

[belfouf]

ps : OP, you don't need an optical drive anymore, 2016 is going to end soon ^^

[Oswin]

3 minutes ago, belfouf said:

the community computer starting to get alive

i am pretty sure the h110m-hds doesnt support 2400MHz memory 

[belfouf]

2 minutes ago, Oswin said:

i am pretty sure the h110m-hds doesnt support 2400MHz memory 

it does on newegg, not on MTB website, well pointed out, correcting

[belfouf]

instead of editing I place build at last post for OP, going to snip previous ones