- Oct 29, 2016
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Hello. This is already my third post but changed some things and I now think that I have come to good solutions to pick parts for gaming pc.
I try to state as much info as I can for my intentions / questions for these builds. I don't know if I will miss something here or don't know about something because I kinda am a beginner in this building thing.
- Will these parts be compatible together in both builds?
- I will try to get 144Hz out of that monitor and I heard that the monitor needs to be connected to graphics card via DVI-D cable. Will this be possible in both builds and will the cable come with it?
- I am not planning to overclock but I might want to keep parts overclockable since it will become old some day and it might be time to overclock then.
And also, for example, that i7-6700k isn't really much more expensive than i7-6700.
Will those parts work fine together without any need of overclocking or setting anything (yet)?
- My builds have cpu coolers in both. In cheaper one, Air cooler, and in more expensive one, liquid cooling.
Are those enough so I won't need additional CPU fans or anything?
- Is there anything I should change in either build? I'm open for suggestions. Except I probably won't need additional suggestions about mouse or keyboard since I pretty much have chosen those up to my liking. However, you may suggest other monitors if there are better for these builds.
And here are the builds:
Cheaper one:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yCZC4C
More expensive one:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kYQvd6
I try to state as much info as I can for my intentions / questions for these builds. I don't know if I will miss something here or don't know about something because I kinda am a beginner in this building thing.
- Will these parts be compatible together in both builds?
- I will try to get 144Hz out of that monitor and I heard that the monitor needs to be connected to graphics card via DVI-D cable. Will this be possible in both builds and will the cable come with it?
- I am not planning to overclock but I might want to keep parts overclockable since it will become old some day and it might be time to overclock then.
And also, for example, that i7-6700k isn't really much more expensive than i7-6700.
Will those parts work fine together without any need of overclocking or setting anything (yet)?
- My builds have cpu coolers in both. In cheaper one, Air cooler, and in more expensive one, liquid cooling.
Are those enough so I won't need additional CPU fans or anything?
- Is there anything I should change in either build? I'm open for suggestions. Except I probably won't need additional suggestions about mouse or keyboard since I pretty much have chosen those up to my liking. However, you may suggest other monitors if there are better for these builds.
And here are the builds:
Cheaper one:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yCZC4C
More expensive one:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kYQvd6
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