new pc ? maybe? if they support... help....

[THe BROKE KId]

Motherboard: MSI Z270 GAMING M3

Socket:Socket LGA 1151

CPU:1 x Intel Core i7-7700K

CPU Speed:4200 MHz

CPU Vcore:1.2 V

CPU Utilization:90 %

 

Memory:2 x 8GB DDR4 Module

 

Video Card Set 1:1 x NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070

Core Clock:1506 MHz

Memory Clock:2002 MHz

 

Storage:1 x M.2 SSD

Storage:1 x SSD

Storage:2 x SATA 10K RPM

 

Optical Drive:1 x DVD-RW/DVD+RW Drive

 

Keyboard:1 x Standard Keyboard

Mouse:1 x Standard Mouse

 

Fan:6 x 120mm

 

Liquid Cooling Kit:1 x Thermaltake Water 3.0 Ultimate

 

 

 

these parts were sent to my a friend who's tech prowess I slightly doubt .... are these good.... by that I mean.... Will it run??  

[MrDynamicMan]

Unless its broken, yea. 

[THe BROKE KId]

so no performance bottlenecks ??

#MrDynamicMan

[MrDynamicMan]

25 minutes ago, THe BROKE KId said:

so no performance bottlenecks ??

#MrDynamicMan

Nope, none at all. 

[iRileyx]

12 minutes ago, MrDynamicMan said:

Nope, none at all. 

There'll always be bottlenecks somewhere, just only noticeable in certain tasks.

[MrDynamicMan]

1 hour ago, RKRiley said:

There'll always be bottlenecks somewhere, just only noticeable in certain tasks.

You know what I mean tho

[Jalmio]

Why that storage configuration though?

A M.2 SSD, then a SATA (?) SSD and then 2 regular hard drives.

 

I'd at least drop the SSDs to a single (NVME capable!) M.2 drive.

 

Oh, and if this is mainly a gaming rig, I'd rather pair the 1070 with an I5 than to pay for an I7.

[THe BROKE KId]

As the name suggest I am broke.... 

#Jalmio

 

[klh2000]

2 hours ago, THe BROKE KId said:

As the name suggest I am broke.... 

#Jalmio

 

Use @ instead of # to mention people. 

[dalekphalm]

13 hours ago, THe BROKE KId said:

so no performance bottlenecks ??

#MrDynamicMan

Bottlenecking is a term that gets thrown around a lot here - mostly in the wrong context. Technically, anything that is the limiting factor in your system is a bottleneck. Realistically though, a bottleneck only matters if it significantly holds back your system from performing properly.

 

Eg: An i5 paired with a Titan XP. The i5 could hypothetically be called a bottleneck, but if you're gaming on that system, they would pair well together.

Eg #2: A Pentium 4 paired with a Titan XP is definitely a bottleneck, because the Titan XP would never even reach a small percentage of it's potential.

 

There's nothing obviously wrong with the system you've listed. Although there are certainly some odd part choices.