New build, compatible?

[PJH]

I already have gpu, a 1060 msi afterburner 6gb OC 

Intel i7-7700k

msi / Asus rog strix Z270-i maybe Z370-i if there is no more 270 

techware  Void (case) 

cpu cooler Hyper 212 evo 

Ram Kingston 2400 16gb/ trident g.skill Z 2400 16gb

ssd samsung 250gb/ 512 gb m.2 

WD 1tb/2tb 

Psu 750W

 

this computer is for small load of editing And quite a bit of gaming . Recommendations? 

[iRileyx]

If you go for the Z270 board yes, Z370 doesn't support older gen's, only Coffee Lake.

I'd recommend a better cooler though, a 212 evo won't be great, especially if you plan on overclocking it.

[themctipers]

buy 8700k and z370

no point in 7700k/z270 unless you already have a z170/z270 motherboard..

 

you can also save some $ and go 8600k and get a better GPU

[PJH]

But Z370 is abit too expensive for. Me

Edited January 27, 2018 by PJH

[brob]

1 hour ago, PJH said:

But Z370 is abit too expensive for. Me

Consider then an i7-8700 on Z370 using the stock cooler. Other options would be an i5-8400 or i5-8600K. The first has slightly lower performance than a stock i7-7700K. The later slightly better but it needs an aftermarket cpu cooler.

 

With a GTX 1060, one can comfortably use a 450W psu like the Corsair CX450 or CXM450.

[goatshapedfish]

8 hours ago, PJH said:

I already have gpu, a 1060 msi afterburner 6gb OC 

Intel i7-7700k

msi / Asus rog strix Z270-i maybe Z370-i if there is no more 270 

techware  Void (case) 

cpu cooler Hyper 212 evo 

Ram Kingston 2400 16gb/ trident g.skill Z 2400 16gb

ssd samsung 250gb/ 512 gb m.2 

WD 1tb/2tb 

Psu 750W

 

this computer is for small load of editing And quite a bit of gaming . Recommendations? 

If you plan on editing on your rig you would benefit from the 8 cores of the Ryzen 7 1700 or 1700x. You would see for the most part no difference in gaming performance.