My First build. Rate my build

[ZokunenNoah]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/mQm6d6

[Guest]

Should do cables better since you have a fully modular PSU

[Brooksie359]

Everything looks decent besides the storage device. That is one slow hard drive. That would be my first upgrade Tbh.

[BloodyWaters]

Tidy up those cables a bit. 

[ivan134]

Why Haswell?

[Alkali A]

First build?

 

I'd give it a 7 or 8 out of 10 all things considered.

[ZokunenNoah]

2 hours ago, ivan134 said:

Why Haswell?

I was working with a tight budget becuase i bought the cpu/ram/psu/mobo/case/HD with a UPS insurance claim it was only 700$ that UPS gave me
I bought theses back in Early Oct 2016. so no kaby or ryzen yet. so it would been abit more pricy getting ddr4 ram and a lga1151 board

[ZokunenNoah]

2 hours ago, BloodyWaters said:

Tidy up those cables a bit. 

Ill try better when i upgrade cases. Thanks for the feed back

[ZokunenNoah]

3 hours ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Should do cables better since you have a fully modular PSU

Ill try better when i upgrade cases. Thanks for the feed back

[ZokunenNoah]

2 hours ago, Alkali A said:

First build?

 

I'd give it a 7 or 8 out of 10 all things considered.

Thank you

[ZokunenNoah]

3 hours ago, Brooksie359 said:

Everything looks decent besides the storage device. That is one slow hard drive. That would be my first upgrade Tbh.

What would you recommend a WD Black? im also looking for a SDD for windows if you could recommend a SDD as well that would be nice

[The Benjamins]

32 minutes ago, ZokunenNoah said:

What would you recommend a WD Black? im also looking for a SDD for windows if you could recommend a SDD as well that would be nice

I had great experience with crucial, they are price very well too. I had issues with all of my Samsung drives, except the 950 Pro. (wouldn't recommend based on price)

[HelplmChoking]

Looks really good all round, although a non-ips monitor is something I would avoid.

[Brooksie359]

2 hours ago, ZokunenNoah said:

What would you recommend a WD Black? im also looking for a SDD for windows if you could recommend a SDD as well that would be nice

I wouldn't really recommend buying a faster hard drive to replace the slower one you have currently as you won't see a big enough improvement to warrant the purchase. I would recommend getting an ssd boot drive for sure as that will make a night and day difference in how responsive your computer feels. I would recommend a crucial drive if you're on a budget and a Samsung 850 evo if you have a bit more to spend.