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So I had just about decided on this when I realised that it's a tight fit on my desk, so I have made this which is slightly cheaper and would fit perfectly on my desk, I just need to know if it is all fine, I already checked the dimensions but am a little unsure about the motherboard

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use PC partpicker, it will tell you ;) im pretty sure thats fine though

I spent $2500 on building my PC and all i do with it is play no games atm & watch anime at 1080p(finally) watch YT and write essays...  nothing, it just sits there collecting dust...

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For the dimensions you are good.

 

On the parts side just bear in mind that you are getting a board based on the H310 chipset which means no overclocking capabilities so it's kind of a waste to get a 8600K CPU. Difference in price with the non-K version is negligible but if you do not want to overclock you might even go down to the i5-8400 as the difference in performance will be minimal.

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1 hour ago, Swiss said:

For the dimensions you are good.

 

On the parts side just bear in mind that you are getting a board based on the H310 chipset which means no overclocking capabilities so it's kind of a waste to get a 8600K CPU. Difference in price with the non-K version is negligible but if you do not want to overclock you might even go down to the i5-8400 as the difference in performance will be minimal.

Thanks for the advice but I really like having the best cpu for some tasks like universe sandbox 2 and video rendering (not often) and no i'm not overclocking, the cpu is also to outdo mate who has an old i7

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