Mini ITX Build

[Archertwin]

I am looking to build a mini ITX pc in the Sugo SG13, for gaming, day trading and handbrake encoding blu rays for plex (already own external drive). I would like to spend around $1500 or less

Case   Sugo SG13

CPU   i5-6600k

CPU Cooler   Corsair H75 AIO

GPU    RX-480 (not brand specific)

Z170 MOBO

16GB RAM (trading platform I use likes ram [but not ewes])

SSD as boot and primary app storage

HDD as mega storage

LG 29 Ultra-wide 2560x1080 Free-sync Monitor

 

My  main questions are,

1) What is the preferred 120mm AIO liquid cooler for the SG13 case with the i5-6600k?

2) Which RX 480 do you recommend for the monitor, playing newer games at Med-High setting/60ish FPS?

 

Thank you for all the help.

 

pcpartpicker list/link

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/blgraves94/saved/qKzYJx

 

[TheDankKoosh]

6 minutes ago, Archertwin said:

I am looking to build a mini ITX pc in the Sugo SG13, for gaming, day trading and handbrake encoding blu rays for plex (already own external drive). I would like to spend around $1500 or less

Case   Sugo SG13

CPU   i5-6600k

CPU Cooler   Corsair H75 AIO

GPU    RX-480 (not brand specific)

Z170 MOBO

16GB RAM (trading platform I use likes ram [but not ewes])

SSD as boot and primary app storage

HDD as mega storage

LG 29 Ultra-wide 2560x1080 Free-sync Monitor

 

My  main questions are,

1) What is the preferred 120mm AIO liquid cooler for the SG13 case with the i5-6600k?

2) Which RX 480 do you recommend for the monitor, playing newer games at Med-High setting/60ish FPS?

 

Thank you for all the help.

 

pcpartpicker list/link

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/blgraves94/saved/qKzYJx

 

Get a smaller ssd (like the adata sp or crucial mx series) and use the savings for a 6700k. Otherwise, it looks pretty gud

Edit: faster ram will also do some good for a few dollars more or less

[PigWithAMustache]

You may want to go with the 6700k for the extra threads. Handbrake should benefit from it. For the RX 480, I recommend an XFX.

[Mr.Meerkat]

Sapphire, XFX and MSI are probably AMD's best vendors so...go for any of those 3

[NTDaws]

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/DynCFd

 

I think you would like this build a whole lot better