Trying to Avoid Bottlenecking

[MeepHasNoLife]

It's coming up on my birthday in the next two months, and I thought I'd start working on a new PC to mark the occasion, and I just wanted to mock up a build list, and before I get anything crucial I was wondering if I could get a pass from a couple people to avoid bottlenecking my CPU or GPU. Should I upgrade parts or downgrade parts? Here's the pcpartpicker list: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/TM94pG

[Quadriplegic]

Can I ask you why are you getting 3 monitors of different sizes and resolutions?

Otherwise, CPU and GPU are pretty good match, for gaming 8600k is quite capable. However, you would benefit from Z370 motherboard.

And I'd add SSD to the list, no reason not to get one if you are building a new system

[MeepHasNoLife]

10 minutes ago, Quadriplegic said:

Can I ask you why are you getting 3 monitors of different sizes and resolutions?

Otherwise, CPU and GPU are pretty good match, for gaming 8600k is quite capable. However, you would benefit from Z370 motherboard.

I'm building a desk into my closet and I'd use the dell 16:9 for games, the 4:3 for chat/music/multitasking, and the tv on a different wall for movies.

I'll check out the Z370.

Edit: Also, how large would you recommend for the SSD?

Edited June 15, 2018 by MeepHasNoLife

[aless83]

For me an SSD is a must, it just gives you a better overal experience 

[MeepHasNoLife]

3 minutes ago, aless83 said:

For me an SSD is a must, it just gives you a better overal experience 

I was going by the new video with the Optane Accelerator.

What size would you recommend?

[Christophe Corazza]

39 minutes ago, MeepHasNoLife said:

I'm building a desk into my closet and I'd use the dell 16:9 for games, the 4:3 for chat/music/multitasking, and the tv on a different wall for movies.

I'll check out the Z370.

Edit: Also, how large would you recommend for the SSD?

 

Is there a reason why you go for a FreeSync monitor and an NVIDIA graphics card?

[MeepHasNoLife]

9 hours ago, Christophe Corazza said:

 

Is there a reason why you go for a FreeSync monitor and an NVIDIA graphics card?

I like the Zotac Minis, and I chose the monitor because it seemed good enough to be used as a movie-watching platform.

[Christophe Corazza]

3 minutes ago, MeepHasNoLife said:

I like the Zotac Minis, and I chose the monitor because it seemed good enough to be used as a movie-watching platform.

 

But you are aware that that you cannot use FreeSync with an NVIDIA graphics card?

[MeepHasNoLife]

15 minutes ago, Christophe Corazza said:

 

But you are aware that that you cannot use FreeSync with an NVIDIA graphics card?

Would you like to recommend a better cinema monitor?

[MeepHasNoLife]

I guess no one has any proper improvements

[aless83]

On 15/6/2018 at 11:36 AM, MeepHasNoLife said:

I was going by the new video with the Optane Accelerator.

What size would you recommend?

256 at least, Windows and the most used games, you can move them easily with steam