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[Ephy]

Eeey Guys!

So I've recently got a GTX 1080 (I already own it), which lead to me working my ass of to get my Custom-Built PC

But since I'm new to the Builders Community, I have no clue what I should get.

Thus I came to these Forums to ask what I should change about my Build;

 

These are a few things I want;

- Color-Scheme; Black, Silver Accents, RGB LED's

- Probably a Custom-Loop (My Friend has his own, he will help me)

- Great OC, but still quietness (English I know)

- Primarily for Gaming, Secundarily for 3D Rendering (CS:GO-ish) 2K-ish Video and 4K-ish Photo Editing (As a Hobby (Don't mind longer Render Times!))

- CD-DVD Drives (I know....)

- Budget of 2300 Euro's

- 21:9 Screen (Acer Predator X34, maybe, don't mind working some more for that,)

 

I came up with 2 Builds;

The Z170; http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/hFb4gL (The 6700K will probz become the 7700K, if significantly better)

The X99; http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/4HnkD8 (The Mobo costs about 300 Euro's)

They're roughly the same price

(I would also appreciate if u guys could give me ideas on the amount of storage)

Please tell me what u think of these Builds and tell me if u would Change anything

 

Thx!

 

(P.S. yes I know the Dominator Platinums and the M VIII Formula are overpriced, but I choose them because of the Color-Scheme)

[MorganO]

havent you posted this before?

1 minute ago, Ephy said:

Eeey Guys!

So I've recently got a GTX 1080 (I already own it), which lead to me working my ass of to get my Custom-Built PC

But since I'm new to the Builders Community, I have no clue what I should get.

Thus I came to these Forums to ask what I should change about my Build;

 

These are a few things I want;

- Color-Scheme; Black, Silver Accents, RGB LED's

- Probably a Custom-Loop (My Friend has his own, he will help me)

- Great OC, but still quietness (English I know)

- Primarily for Gaming, Secundarily for 3D Rendering (CS:GO-ish) 2K-ish Video and 4K-ish Photo Editing (As a Hobby (Don't mind longer Render Times!))

- CD-DVD Drives (I know....)

- Budget of 2300 Euro's

- 21:9 Screen (Acer Predator X34, maybe, don't mind working some more for that,)

 

I came up with 2 Builds;

The Z170; http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/hFb4gL (The 6700K will probz become the 7700K, if significantly better)

The X99; http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/4HnkD8 (The Mobo costs about 300 Euro's)

They're roughly the same price

(I would also appreciate if u guys could give me ideas on the amount of storage)

Please tell me what u think of these Builds and tell me if u would Change anything

 

Thx!

 

(P.S. yes I know the Dominator Platinums and the M VIII Formula are overpriced, but I choose them because of the Color-Scheme)

 

[rn8686]

As I said before, 750W is overkill, 500W is enough. Dont get the founders edition, higher cost for worse temps. Any reason you are reposting it? 

[Herman Mcpootis]

1 minute ago, rn8686 said:

As I said before, 750W is overkill, 500W is enough. Dont get the founders edition, higher cost for worse temps. Any reason you are reposting it? 

 

5 minutes ago, Ephy said:

Eeey Guys!

So I've recently got a GTX 1080 (I already own it), which lead to me working my ass of to get my Custom-Built PC

But since I'm new to the Builders Community, I have no clue what I should get.

Thus I came to these Forums to ask what I should change about my Build;

 

[Herman Mcpootis]

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

CPU: Intel Core i7-6800K 3.4GHz 6-Core Processor  (€428.11 @ Mindfactory) 
Motherboard: Asus X99-E ATX LGA2011-3 Motherboard  (€232.97 @ Amazon Deutschland) 
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3200 Memory  (€183.99 @ Mindfactory) 
Storage: Samsung 850 EVO-Series 500GB 2.5" Solid State Drive  (€162.46 @ Mindfactory) 
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 8GB Founders Edition Video Card 
Case: be quiet! DARK BASE PRO 900 | SILVER ATX Full Tower Case  (€215.84 @ Mindfactory) 
Power Supply: Super Flower Leadex Gold 750W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply  (€126.08 @ Mindfactory) 
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM 64-bit 
Total: €1349.45
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-10-24 13:40 CEST+0200

[rn8686]

Just now, herman mcpootis said:

 

 

He reposted it to say that? I already thought that was clearly implied in the last post. If not, a simple edit would have done. 

[Ctown0812]

5 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

, a simple edit would have done. 

He's new, so he may not have known.  

[tldb9636]

You should add a hard drive into this build somewhere. If youre gonna do video editing, 500gb might not cut it. You could add a 1-4tb drive in for pretty cheap. You could also bring that 500gb ssd down to a 480gb ssd. That way youd have more budget for a hdd. Just my opinion tho. Badass rig dude

[rwaalph]

Umm i dont know anything about water cooling but since your planning to have one i might suggest research on youtube or google about water cooling and its maintenance your friend wont be always there to help you about it, a single leak may become your worse nightmare, but if you already made your own research about it good for you

[Ctown0812]

18 minutes ago, KOMTechAndGaming said:

(I would also appreciate if u guys could give me ideas on the amount of storage)

If you can, I would spring for 256gb Samsung 950 pro NVMe SSD.  Just installed one a friends computer, and holy shit, its awesome. And for mass storage id get a Western Digital 4TB Black HDD  

[Jasun]

With the powerful gpu try adding a good cpu to fully maximize your performance.

[Ephy]

23 hours ago, Ctown0812 said:

If you can, I would spring for 256gb Samsung 950 pro NVMe SSD.  Just installed one a friends computer, and holy shit, its awesome. And for mass storage id get a Western Digital 4TB Black HDD  

True, but those NVMe SSD's are quite expensive!

[Ephy]

23 hours ago, rwaalph said:

Umm i dont know anything about water cooling but since your planning to have one i might suggest research on youtube or google about water cooling and its maintenance your friend wont be always there to help you about it, a single leak may become your worse nightmare, but if you already made your own research about it good for you

I did some research, but should I go for a AIO then?

[Ctown0812]

10 minutes ago, Ephy said:

I did some research, but should I go for a AIO then?

Yes, I would start out with AIO for sure.  Corsair makes quality AIO's, but there are other good ones out there too

[Ephy]

29 minutes ago, Ctown0812 said:

Yes, I would start out with AIO for sure.  Corsair makes quality AIO's, but there are other good ones out there too

Should I get the Corsair H115i? This one seemed like a good one

[Ephy]

On 24-10-2016 at 1:37 PM, rn8686 said:

As I said before, 750W is overkill, 500W is enough. Dont get the founders edition, higher cost for worse temps. Any reason you are reposting it? 

I thought I should get the 750W, because my Rig would require 640W when I 2 Way-SLI

[Ephy]

On 24-10-2016 at 2:00 PM, Ctown0812 said:

If you can, I would spring for 256gb Samsung 950 pro NVMe SSD.  Just installed one a friends computer, and holy shit, its awesome. And for mass storage id get a Western Digital 4TB Black HDD  

Should I get the Kingston Predator PCI-e SSD 240GB's

[Ctown0812]

10 minutes ago, Ephy said:

Should I get the Kingston Predator PCI-e SSD 240GB's

The predator is only  PCIe 2.0, so Its not nearly as fast as the Samsung 950 at PCIe 3.0.  But, it still a significant upgrade to a SATA drive.

[Ephy]

2 minutes ago, Ctown0812 said:

The predator is only  PCIe 2.0, so Its not nearly as fast as the Samsung 950 at PCIe 3.0.  But, it still a significant upgrade to a SATA drive.

Oh u meant the NVMe 950bPro, that one is still quiet affordable, 512GB for about 300 Euro, I could throw in a 3TB HDD for 100 more Euro's should be enough

[Ctown0812]

Just now, Ephy said:

Oh u meant the NVMe 950bPro, that one is still quiet affordable, 512GB for about 300 Euro, I could throw in a 3TB HDD for 100 more Euro's should be enough

There ya go.  Problem solved. You won't be disappointed with that drive.