PC build for check

[IamANAS]

does this build looking good, do I need change any thing and what you recommend ?

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/IamANAS/saved/n7H23C

 

[Slottr]

Whats this build for? You could easily downgrade the 1070 to something else and save a few bucks..

[Bananasplit_00]

not bad, I5 will bottleneck but its good, if you can wait to mid january the Kabylake like of CPUs should be out, and maybe the 490 even, and maybe you could get some more preformance for your cash, but if you dont want to wait this is a pretty good build

[martward]

I'd get a different PSU. You can get a 650W 80+ gold PSU for the same price ( Corsair RM650X). No reason to get such a low Wattage PSU, plus the Corsair is fully modular.

There are many other PSUs with 650-750W and 80+ gold ratings out there.

[knightslugger]

2 minutes ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

not bad, I5 will bottleneck but its good, if you can wait to mid january the Kabylake like of CPUs should be out, and maybe the 490 even, and maybe you could get some more preformance for your cash, but if you dont want to wait this is a pretty good build

I wouldn't hold my breath for Kaby Lake. Incremental speed bump at best. if nothing else, wait til Kaby Lake launches and snarf up all the used 6700k's for cheap.

[Bananasplit_00]

Just now, knightslugger said:

I wouldn't hold my breath for Kaby Lake. Incremental speed bump at best. if nothing else, wait til Kaby Lake launches and snarf up all the used 6700k's for cheap.

could be better value, the unlocked I3 is interesting and the I5 7500 will be better then the I5 6500 and probably about the same price

[steffeeh]

What monitor will you use with the computer? If it's a regular 1080p 60Hz screen you might as well downgrade to a GTX 1060 instead (unless you plan to get a 1440p monitor in the near future).

I would probably spend a little extra and get a 6600k and an OC motherboard (Z170 chipset) in case I'd turn to overclocking in the future (note that when that's the case you'll need better cooling and a better PSU, but there's no need to invest in that until the moment arrives and you want to start overclocking). It's a bit more expensive, but a worthwile investment.

[CL01]

@IamANAS If you wouldn't mind being a tad dated, what about this? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kzZYm8

[IamANAS]

14 hours ago, Slottr said:

Whats this build for? You could easily downgrade the 1070 to something else and save a few bucks..

Is for gaming.

14 hours ago, Bananasplit_00 said:

not bad, I5 will bottleneck but its good, if you can wait to mid january the Kabylake like of CPUs should be out, and maybe the 490 even, and maybe you could get some more preformance for your cash, but if you dont want to wait this is a pretty good build

I will wait

[IamANAS]

14 hours ago, martward said:

I'd get a different PSU. You can get a 650W 80+ gold PSU for the same price ( Corsair RM650X). No reason to get such a low Wattage PSU, plus the Corsair is fully modular.

There are many other PSUs with 650-750W and 80+ gold ratings out there.

actually it was 550W, after that someone told to downgrade the psu.

I think I will just replace it to 550W

[IamANAS]

15 hours ago, steffeeh said:

What monitor will you use with the computer? If it's a regular 1080p 60Hz screen you might as well downgrade to a GTX 1060 instead (unless you plan to get a 1440p monitor in the near future).

I would probably spend a little extra and get a 6600k and an OC motherboard (Z170 chipset) in case I'd turn to overclocking in the future (note that when that's the case you'll need better cooling and a better PSU, but there's no need to invest in that until the moment arrives and you want to start overclocking). It's a bit more expensive, but a worthwile investment.

my monitor is 1080p 144Hz

[steffeeh]

2 hours ago, IamANAS said:

my monitor is 1080p 144Hz

Ahh, then a 1070 will do great