2000-2400 usd gaming pc

[icth]

Hey i've made a build and i'd like to know if i should change something.

 

CPU: Intel Core i7-8700k 3.70Ghz 

GPU: Gigabyte GeForce GTX1080 WINDFORCE OC 8GB 

Motherboard: MSI Z370 SLI PLUS 

RAM: Corsair Vengance RGB DDR4 2x8GB 3000MHz CL15

Power supply: be quiet! Straight Power 10-CM 600W 

Case: Cooler Master H500P RGB 

SSD: GoodRam IRDM 240GB SATA 3 

HDD P300 2TB 

CPU Cooling: Nzxt Kraken X62 v.2 

[DVA]

2 minutes ago, icth said:

Hey i've made a build and i'd like to know if i should change something.

 

CPU: Intel Core i7-8700k 3.70Ghz 

GPU: Gigabyte GeForce GTX1080 WINDFORCE OC 8GB 

Motherboard: MSI Z370 SLI PLUS 

RAM: Corsair Vengance RGB DDR4 2x8GB 3000MHz CL15

Power supply: be quiet! Straight Power 10-CM 600W 

Case: Cooler Master H500P RGB 

SSD: GoodRam IRDM 240GB SATA 3 

HDD P300 2TB 

CPU Cooling: Nzxt Kraken X62 v.2 

Not my preference for a 1080ti but heck, it's still a  1080ti and it's the one of the cheapest ones. I would go for a faster SSD. Samsung 860 Evo's have been pretty cheap lately. Around $100 usd for one. 

Is that HDD 7200rpm?

[icth]

Yes that HDD is 7200.

I was thinking about picking up a 500GB 960 Evo instead of GoodRam.

[lmeneses]

thats a good build

[PatXioPC]

I preference is always a QLC Nand NVMe over SATA 3 like the 970 Evo from Samsung. While I've used both the interfaces and at least on what I've put it in sees a good benefit.  

And again if I wanted to make a change to something, I would probably save money and go for a 1070 Ti with ones that have a custom power delivery profile and PCB because that card is an equivalent of a 1080 stock where it comes at a lot cheaper price too (depending on your market). 

 

Other than that, guess this is a pretty neat PC overall. 

 

[Fasauceome]

25 minutes ago, DVA said:

Not my preference for a 1080ti but heck, it's still a  1080ti and it's the one of the cheapest ones.

it's just a 1080

[DVA]

Just now, fasauceome said:

it's just a 1080

Welp shoot I misread that didn't I.

 

Either way I'm just not a fan of Gigabyte all that much. There is nothing wrong with them by any means, they are very reliable. Just not my cup of tea. 

[icth]

9 minutes ago, PatXioPC said:

I preference is always a QLC Nand NVMe over SATA 3 like the 970 Evo from Samsung. While I've used both the interfaces and at least on what I've put it in sees a good benefit.  

And again if I wanted to make a change to something, I would probably save money and go for a 1070 Ti with ones that have a custom power delivery profile and PCB because that card is an equivalent of a 1080 stock where it comes at a lot cheaper price too (depending on your market). 

 

Other than that, guess this is a pretty neat PC overall. 

 

Unfortunately on my market its not cheaper