Pc build compatibility for rendering/gaming?

JNemanja

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Nov 7, 2013
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Hi,
i am building new pc for rendering/gaming, i just want to be sure everything is compatible and to see if there is something to improve.
Thanks in advance

CPU LGA1151 Intel® Core™ i7-7700, 3.6GHz BOX 14nm
MOTHERBOARD - MB LGA1151 Z170 Gigabyte GA-Z170-HD3
RAM - KINGSTON HyperX XMP Predator 16GB Kit (2x8GB) DDR4 3000 MHz CL15 - HX430C15PB3K2/16
GeForce GTX1060 MSI ARMOR 3G OC V1 DDR5,HDMI/DVI-D/3xDP/256bit/GTX1060 ARMOR 3G
PSU - CHIEFTEC napajanje CPS-650S 650W Force series
SSD - SSD SATA3 240GB Kingston HyperX Fury 500/500MB/s, SHFS37A/240G
 
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1) Z serries boards are for overclock CPUs, otherwise shoudl be able to save a few dollars and get H serries board. If that is the k serres overclock CPU then you also need a cooler as they dont come with one
2) You need a 270 serries board not a 170 for a kabbylake CPU as the bios currently on the 170 board will not be compatible
3) Chieftec is a low tier garbage brand PSU, would hate to see this whole rig get fried due to a cheap PSU
4) Kingston's new generation of SSDs are not good (in reality their older generation stuff sucked too but their old hyper x was alright), should stick with samsung or crucial for newest generation stuff.
1) Z serries boards are for overclock CPUs, otherwise shoudl be able to save a few dollars and get H serries board. If that is the k serres overclock CPU then you also need a cooler as they dont come with one
2) You need a 270 serries board not a 170 for a kabbylake CPU as the bios currently on the 170 board will not be compatible
3) Chieftec is a low tier garbage brand PSU, would hate to see this whole rig get fried due to a cheap PSU
4) Kingston's new generation of SSDs are not good (in reality their older generation stuff sucked too but their old hyper x was alright), should stick with samsung or crucial for newest generation stuff.
 
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