Saving up for a new pc

[JurgenMK]

Hello everyone, I ask for help because I don't have much experience picking out parts for my pc.

1. Budget & Location

around €1900,-

Europe (Netherlands)

2. Aim

Streaming heavy games like Forza horizon 3, gta V and that kind of demanding games, but also 3D drawing which can get demanding with big assemblies.

3. Monitors

I plan on running 3 1080P 27" monitors or 2 ultra-wides.

4. Peripherals

I already have a keyboard, mouse, windows 10 pro, headset and all that stuff

5. Why are you upgrading?

Because my daily driver (laptop) is getting a bit old, and I want to experience the building of a high-end pc for the 1st time

Thanks in advance.

[Jihakuz]

This a good build for how much money you want to spend on it. I personally have the AMD version of that motherboard and I am extremly happy with it. If you had a bit of extra money to spend you could go for a modular power supply.

[JurgenMK]

okey thanks @Jihakuz , others on other forms say that the case is not a good breather, the aio is loud and that the hdd i selected fails fast, also some say that the psu is not good enough for the build, thats why i came here to verify those claims

[Jihakuz]

I mean yeah maybe upgrade you PSU, 750W is on the low end for what your parts.

As long as the HHD is new and from a reputable brand, it shouldn't fail within the first two years generally. On Amazon, that one has 4 1/2 stars so I'm sure it is okay, all of my seagate drives have lasted years even though I blast them regularly.

I'm going to be honest and say I don't know much about the thermals of that case, but it does seem to have four fans stock so it can't be that terrible. Try and find an actual news outlet saying say, GamersNexus will probably have done a thermals test on your case.

 

[JurgenMK]

I will check, thanks