Is building a PC easy?

[QuantumBit]

Hi, I'm building my first PC soon, and I wan't to know if these will work together. I know there is PC part picker but I've heard it can mess up,

 

CPU - 

Intel i5 6500 - $205

 

Graphics card - 

GeForce GTX 1060 - $200

 

RAM - 

8 GB (4GB x2?)- $40

 

Case - 

$30-$50

 

Motherboard - 

Gigabyte LGA1151 Intel H170 Micro ATX DDR4 Motherboard (GA-H170M-D3H) - $90

 

PSU - 

Rosewill 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Power Supply ATX12V / EPS12V 550 Power Supply Hive-550 - $55

 

Memory - 

1 TB HDD  (WD Caviar Blue)- $50

 

Toshiba OCZ Trion 150 120GB 2.5" 7mm SATA III Internal Solid State Drive TRN150-25SAT3-120G - $40

 

Also does anyone have a recommendation on what RAM and case I should get?

 

 

Thanks and have a nice day!

[QuantumBit]

NOT AGAIN NOT AGAIN 

[Jacktastic-Mofo]

What's your budget and what are you trying to do? play games, edit videos, stream? I'll help you throw something together.

[rphawks]

2 minutes ago, QuantumBit said:

Hi, I'm building my first PC soon, and I wan't to know if these will work together. I know there is PC part picker but I've heard it can mess up,

 

CPU - 

Intel i5 6500 - $205

 

Graphics card - 

GeForce GTX 1060 - $200

 

RAM - 

8 GB (4GB x2?)- $40

 

Case - 

$30-$50

 

Motherboard - 

Gigabyte LGA1151 Intel H170 Micro ATX DDR4 Motherboard (GA-H170M-D3H) - $90

 

PSU - 

Rosewill 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Power Supply ATX12V / EPS12V 550 Power Supply Hive-550 - $55

 

Memory - 

1 TB HDD  (WD Caviar Blue)- $50

 

Toshiba OCZ Trion 150 120GB 2.5" 7mm SATA III Internal Solid State Drive TRN150-25SAT3-120G - $40

 

Also does anyone have a recommendation on what RAM and case I should get?

 

 

Thanks and have a nice day!

PLEASE use PCPartPicker. It may not detect every compatibility issue, but it's better than not using it. Also, most of your parts are ridiculously unspecific. Also, get a better PSU.

[QuantumBit]

wait wait guys ignore this please I'm new to the forums I accidentally copied the wrong thing, I've already got the components figured out.

[rphawks]

2 minutes ago, Thread212 said:

Wow.. too good for a first timer.
8GB ram is enough.
Psu could be better u could buy either Evga g2 550w or antec edge 550w.
Though i prefer evga g2 myself.
the only reason i use antec edge is that i cant find evga psu around here.

 

first tell us your budget and i can recommend u some cases.
Memory is doesnt matter.

What do you mean by too good for a first timer? I'm actually building my PC next week, already ordered the parts (first time... but I've done WAYYYY too much research).

[Pandora]

3 minutes ago, QuantumBit said:

Hi, I'm building my first PC soon, and I wan't to know if these will work together. I know there is PC part picker but I've heard it can mess up,

-SNIP-

yes its very easy. and all those parts will work well together. although i recommend a different ssd. spend a little more money getting a higher quality ssd.

 

2 minutes ago, QuantumBit said:

NOT AGAIN NOT AGAIN 

what?

[QuantumBit]

Just now, rphawks said:

PLEASE use PCPartPicker. It may not detect every compatibility issue, but it's better than not using it. Also, most of your parts are ridiculously unspecific. Also, get a better PSU.

sorry sorry sorry this was on my clipboard from long ago please ignore this I already figured out everything

[QuantumBit]

Guys please stop commenting I accidentally posted this.

[rphawks]

Just now, QuantumBit said:

Guys please stop commenting I accidentally posted this.

Oh... okay...

[QuantumBit]

Just now, rphawks said:

Oh... okay...

Sorry if that came out as rude  

[rphawks]

Just now, Thread212 said:

Who the frag are u?
i was referring to QuantumBit.. 

I know. I'm just saying... don't say "good for a first-timer". I'm technically a "first-timer" but I know what I'm doing...

[kokakolia]

I built my first PC last August. It took me several hours because I got a really weird case with poor instructions: the Deepcool Steam Castle. It comes with four LEDs you have to plug into a circuit board, the circuit board plugs into the PSU using the SATA cable. 

 

If it weren't for the weird case, I would have wasted less time because the motherboard (MSI Bazooka) made it super easy. Everything is labeled on the board and the instructions are super duper.