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Mattbro

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Hey guys, I need your help and advice about some parts I'm willing to put together:

GPU: 8192MB Sapphire Radeon R9 390 Nitro
CPU: i5 6600k
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-Z170-HD3P Intel Z170
RAM: 16GB HyperX FURY black DDR4-2666 DIMM
HDD: 1000GB Seagate Desktop HDD
SSD: 250GB Samsung 850 Evo 2.5"
Case: Fractal Define R4

Since I am a self build n00b, I need you guys to complete or improve it. It should be future proof and can handle future games.

Im not asking for anything special like a quiet system or some colour fitting parts. I also like to overclock and need some help finding the right fans, PSU and maybe a better case?

Besides im looking for a good Monitor that can perform well with this system.

Thanks in advance.
 
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badboyrog2
get a cryorig H7 cpu cooler
get a real psu like seasonic/xfx/evga b2-g2-gs/antec hcg-truepower-edge
750W and up
prefer this mobo
http://www.asus.com/ca-en/Motherboards/Z170-PRO-GAMING/
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CBender

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For the PSU i would go for 650W at least. 390 is quite the hungry beast. Personally i would go for sth really good and fully modular.

Evga GQ or G2 650W

or

Super Flower Leadex 650W.

If you don't want modullar i would go with the super flower leadex green again 650 W.

For cooling : personally I am an air cooler kind of guy. So Noctua D15 or Thermal Right IBE Extreme. Liquid the best solution in a closed loop but quite expensive is the EKWB Predator 240 or 360. Else a 240/280 from Corsair. Amazing customer service. I wouldn't bother with anything below Corsair in a closed AIO.

For the case there is no real need to change but if you would the Define S has great airflow and extensive water cooling support. Also the Enthoo Pro M acryllic seems like a very interesting choice(not yet on the market though). Both cases have amazingly open airflow, which is always good. And they are at a great price.

Generally don't cheap out on the PSU. Also for below 100$ you get the most high end air cooler there is available, when in the same price the water cooling solutions are usually on the lower end IMHO.

Hope I helped a little bit.
 
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