New pc build draft 17.0

[TheCatShuriken]

Jesus Harold Christ I am indecisive. Anyway, I want to do video editing (nothing hardcore), play triple a titles in 1080p and in future, 4k (Because I`m awful with my money, I wish to play no mans sky in 4k. And minecraft.). Also, because 4k monitors can only be 4k monitors, I might not be able to play some games in 4k well. So what do? Also, is ECC important? Also, is this going to be upgradable in like 4 years without rebuilding the whole thing? In future I only really want to upgrade cpu and gpu, can this survive for a long time? And by the way, when I get a 4k monitor, (if, depending on what you cool guys say), can this play almost all triple A games high/ultra settings 4k 30-60 fps +? If not (I guess no), what upgrades would I need to do that?? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/L3jmBP

[TomR]

Someone help this man out with an actual build, lol

[The Sloth]

everything to put it simply, for gaming and small amount of video editing a 7700k would get the job done for 4k ultra 1080ti. 

[Guest]

I'd get a Seagate Barracuda instead

Why that motherboard?

Cooler comes with thermal paste already

[TomR]

Please don't aim for 4K @30fps.

[DarkBlade2117]

3 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

everything to put it simply, for gaming and small amount of video editing a 7700k would get the job done for 4k ultra 1080ti. 

depends on his definition of little. I consider what I do little but it is still a fuck ton of rendering which a 1700 maybe a 1600x if he isn't buying within 2-3 weeks would be much more worthwhile

[Aereldor]

If you're on a budget of $650, then you'll need to shop for a used 2600k (or a similar chip) or get a Skylake/Kabylake Core i7 end up gaming at 1080p medium settings with a $100 GTX 1050 or RX 460.

Alternatively, wait for the Ryzen 5 CPUs to come out in a couple of months, which will have Core i7 5820k levels of rendering performance for Core i5 prices. If you can save a little money, the GTX 1070 might be closer to $300 by then - I know that it's been as low as $340 recently.

[TheCatShuriken]

2 minutes ago, Aereldor said:

If you're on a budget of $650, then you'll need to shop for a used 2600k (or a similar chip) or get a Skylake/Kabylake Core i7 end up gaming at 1080p medium settings with a $100 GTX 1050 or RX 460.

Alternatively, wait for the Ryzen 5 CPUs to come out in a couple of months, which will have Core i7 5820k levels of rendering performance for Core i5 prices. If you can save a little money, the GTX 1070 might be closer to $300 by then - I know that it's been as low as $340 recently.

 

13 minutes ago, DarkBlade2117 said:

depends on his definition of little. I consider what I do little but it is still a fuck ton of rendering which a 1700 maybe a 1600x if he isn't buying within 2-3 weeks would be much more worthwhile

Look up Shammy on youtube. Basically that.And I will probably not be buying for a while

[TheCatShuriken]

5 minutes ago, Aereldor said:

If you're on a budget of $650, then you'll need to shop for a used 2600k (or a similar chip) or get a Skylake/Kabylake Core i7 end up gaming at 1080p medium settings with a $100 GTX 1050 or RX 460.

Alternatively, wait for the Ryzen 5 CPUs to come out in a couple of months, which will have Core i7 5820k levels of rendering performance for Core i5 prices. If you can save a little money, the GTX 1070 might be closer to $300 by then - I know that it's been as low as $340 recently.

Rendering isnt a problem, I need good gaming.

[TheCatShuriken]

16 minutes ago, TomR said:

Please don't aim for 4K @30fps.

Why not??

[TheCatShuriken]

17 minutes ago, deXxterlab97 said:

I'd get a Seagate Barracuda instead

Why that motherboard?

Cooler comes with thermal paste already

The motherboard has like ECC. Is that good? Is that like gonna help in long term?

[TheCatShuriken]

20 minutes ago, nerdslayer1 said:

everything to put it simply, for gaming and small amount of video editing a 7700k would get the job done for 4k ultra 1080ti. 

Lets just go ahead and take a shit all over my 650$ budget. Though to be fair I didnt specify.

[Guest]

Just now, TheCatShuriken said:

The motherboard has like ECC. Is that good? Is that like gonna help in long term?

ECC are server rams. I don't think you need it

[_Rapid]

1 minute ago, TheCatShuriken said:

The motherboard has like ECC. Is that good? Is that like gonna help in long term?

ECC is for servers. Has no real benefits for consumers.

[TheCatShuriken]

Just now, _Rapid said:

ECC is for servers. Has no real benefits for consumers.

Wait so what DOES it do?

[_Rapid]

1 minute ago, TheCatShuriken said:

Wait so what DOES it do?

 

[TheCatShuriken]

Just now, _Rapid said:

 

So its useless to me?

[_Rapid]

Just now, TheCatShuriken said:

So its useless to me?

Short answer: Yes

Long answer: Probably.

[TheCatShuriken]

Just now, _Rapid said:

Short answer: Yes

Long answer: Probably.

Such a long awnser. Needed a TL:DR for that one.

[_Rapid]

2 minutes ago, TheCatShuriken said:

Such a long awnser. Needed a TL:DR for that one.

Goto 2:44 on the video above.

[TomR]

You can't ask for 4K gaming and get upset when people recommend top end hardware.. lol

[TheCatShuriken]

2 minutes ago, TomR said:

You can't ask for 4K gaming and get upset when people recommend top end hardware.. lol

Yeah yeah. I guess I`ll stick to 1080p for now, though no mans sky in 4k will forever be a dream.

[Vulcanis]

Well, If sticking 1080p, May as well try this out

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/4Jcdf8

 

Could swap for 1060 6GB for about same money, but better case, hard drive, Z270 for future upgrade path... Oh yah, pretty lights too

 

Best of luck!