Is this a good build (updated)

[AL1V3]

Is this a good build, this is getting annoying I know:

Power Supply|Thermaltake SMART PRO RGB PS-SPR-0750FPCBUS-R Power Supply
Motherboard|ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-E GAMING with Intel Z370 ATX Motherboard
GPU|MSI GeForce GTX GAMING 1060 X 3 g
RAM|Corsair Vengence RGB
Cpu|intel core i7 8700k processor
SSD|Seagate Firecuda 2TB Sata 7200 RPM 64MB Hard Drive
Internal ssd|Samsung 850 evo 1TB internal ssd
And whats a good case because Im a starter.

[Herman Mcpootis]

it's okay, but I'd get a cheaper lower capacity ssd for a better GPU, and get a regular HDD instead of a hybrid. try P400 or Define/Meshify C. what's your budget and country?

[Tz000]

10 minutes ago, AL1V3 said:

Is this a good build, this is getting annoying I know:

Power Supply|Thermaltake SMART PRO RGB PS-SPR-0750FPCBUS-R Power Supply
Motherboard|ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-E GAMING with Intel Z370 ATX Motherboard
GPU|MSI GeForce GTX GAMING 1060 X 3 g
RAM|Corsair Vengence RGB
Cpu|intel core i7 8700k processor
SSD|Seagate Firecuda 2TB Sata 7200 RPM 64MB Hard Drive
Internal ssd|Samsung 850 evo 1TB internal ssd
And whats a good case because Im a starter.

That all looks pretty good!

 

Personally I would go with a 1060 6GB not the 3GB as the extra Vram is defiantly needed in today's games and will help the card last a little longer when games get more demanding.  

 

A great case I just built a PC in was the NZXT S340 very easy to build in lots of room for all those parts and it does a great job of keeping dust out of it.

 

Also Ram pricing is really high right now and I would recommend a cheaper set of non RGB ram as that extra cash saved could go toward the better GPU.

 

Otherwise good luck!

 

Don't know if you have heard of https://pcpartpicker.com/ but here it will show you best current prices and it will tell you if something isn't compatible within your build.

 

 

[brob]

I would suggest a better psu. The build only requires 450W.

 

There are a number of GTX 1060 6GB gpu in the same price range as the 3GB versions.

 

There is no need for a Firecuda. I would suggest a WD Blue or Barracuda.

[AL1V3]

2 hours ago, herman mcpootis said:

it's okay, but I'd get a cheaper lower capacity ssd for a better GPU, and get a regular HDD instead of a hybrid. try P400 or Define/Meshify C. what's your budget and country?

Over 1,000 and USA

[AL1V3]

2 hours ago, Tz000 said:

That all looks pretty good!

 

Personally I would go with a 1060 6GB not the 3GB as the extra Vram is defiantly needed in today's games and will help the card last a little longer when games get more demanding.  

 

A great case I just built a PC in was the NZXT S340 very easy to build in lots of room for all those parts and it does a great job of keeping dust out of it.

 

Also Ram pricing is really high right now and I would recommend a cheaper set of non RGB ram as that extra cash saved could go toward the better GPU.

 

Otherwise good luck!

 

Don't know if you have heard of https://pcpartpicker.com/ but here it will show you best current prices and it will tell you if something isn't compatible within your build.

 

 

Thx, I got the PNY GeForce GTX 1060 0 CG edition graphics card with 6gb GDDR5!

 

[Herman Mcpootis]

9 minutes ago, AL1V3 said:

Over 1,000 and USA

an exact budget? over $1000 isn't much to go on.