New computer build advice

Trevorb19

Commendable
Dec 13, 2016
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Hello all,

I am building my first computer and in need of a little help. It's more so of a do I have everything list.
* designates stuff I have already bought and have.

Processor: intel i5 6500 *
Mb: gigabyte h170 3 gaming *
Ram: ballistic 8gb (2 sticks) *
Gpu: sapphire Radeon r9 fury *
Ssd: intel 540s 240gb *
Hd: seagate 1tb
DVD: external to load windows(case has no slot.
Case: thermaltake view 27 *
CPU fan: thermaltake riing 120cm
Case fans: case comes with one, going to get 3 more?
Monitor: Asus 24" Vg245h *
Windows: 10 pro complete *
Power supply: I currently have a 600w from another computer (will this be fine)

Then a couple accessories like corsair keyboard and mouse. Logitech speakers.

So as far as the putting it together, I've watched some YouTube videos and think I understand that part. As far as hooking the fans up is that pretty much plug and play from the mb? Do you know of a good video for how to get everything going after you put all the components together? I appreciate any feedback or ways to make this build better.

 
Solution


Yes, go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/ - and download that. Then use the tool to download Windows 10 onto a USB drive.
Where there is this guy on Newegg who helped me. I can't remember his name. Just look on YT for "build computer newegg" and you will see. No point of having a DVD drive for Windows. There is a USB stick in the back. As long as you have the key, you can download Windows Media Creation Tool. You also do not need a CPU cooler as the stock fan will work just fine.
 

Trevorb19

Commendable
Dec 13, 2016
10
0
1,510
Oh ok I got the windows version from a "groupon deal" but it only comes with a cd and the key so I can just go to windows website or something to put it on a thumb drive? In your opinion is my CPU and Mb ok for gaming?
 


Yes, go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/ - and download that. Then use the tool to download Windows 10 onto a USB drive.
 
Solution


You should be good for now. I would recommend upgrading to a Corsair or Seasonic in the future. I have a CX650M and hasn't done me dirty yet (not that I plan it too)