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Is this a good gaming build?
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aquielisunari
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The cooler isn't compatible with Skylake CPUs.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA1N83YW8246 is and will fit in that case.
http://www.outletpc.com/dx5854-western-digital-caviar-blue-1tb.html?utm_source=dx5854-western-digital-caviar-blue-1tb&utm_medium=shopping%2Bengine&utm_campaign=pcpartpicker&utm_content=Western%20Digital%2B-%2BHard%20Drives%20%26%20SSD%20%3E%203%2E5%22%20SATA%20Hard%20Drives less expensive and faster than that other HDD.
1-10(10 best) It's a strong 3.
When it's time to upgrade please skip the 1050Ti. While it has double VRAM it's not a SIGNIFICANT upgrade that would be worth $130. But what about the 2GB model for less? Then where is the VRAM upgrade? Bad idea all around. The 1060 38GB would be a good compromise. The 1060 6GB would be a good match for the 6600 i5.
As far as the CPU I would eventually upgrade to the i5 6600.
That CPU does include its own heatsink/fan combo with thermal paste pre-applied. An aftermarket cooler isn't necessary but will help to keep the CPU cooler.
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Im planning on upgrading that later, im out of moolah. Its just a card I salvaged from my old pc.
I'm kind of a universal gamer, I play lots of different types of games. Like Rust, War Thunder, BF, Squad, stuff like that.
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UPDATE: The motherboard is the grenade variant, as it it already ordered no changes can take place.
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