Hi everyone, this is my first build and I've been revising and changing it for the past month or two. I believe after seeing a friend's similar PC in use and the prices currently that this is what is best for me. Here is my pcpartpicker list:
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/DaltonEzell/saved/yfWwVn
I think i should explain a few things about it first. I got the 8700k because I wanted to have a solid strong cpu that could handle most anything (CAD, multitasking, overclocking, etc.) and would not have to upgrade for a while.
I got the 1060 because I wanted a good budget card that was solid enough to run everything I wanted moderately, but had room for improvement. Originally I had gone with the 1070ti, but after seeing a friend's 1060 in action (running AAA titles on high at 100+ fps), I decided to go with it. The 1070ti and 1070 were just too expensive for me when I could run everything i wanted with a 1060.
As far as the case, cooler, power supply, and ram and storage go, I got all of those from friend help/experience and reviews and ratings. All of those are open for fluctuation, but I am almost at the max for my budge currently.
Thank you,
Dalton Ezell
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/DaltonEzell/saved/yfWwVn
I think i should explain a few things about it first. I got the 8700k because I wanted to have a solid strong cpu that could handle most anything (CAD, multitasking, overclocking, etc.) and would not have to upgrade for a while.
I got the 1060 because I wanted a good budget card that was solid enough to run everything I wanted moderately, but had room for improvement. Originally I had gone with the 1070ti, but after seeing a friend's 1060 in action (running AAA titles on high at 100+ fps), I decided to go with it. The 1070ti and 1070 were just too expensive for me when I could run everything i wanted with a 1060.
As far as the case, cooler, power supply, and ram and storage go, I got all of those from friend help/experience and reviews and ratings. All of those are open for fluctuation, but I am almost at the max for my budge currently.
Thank you,
Dalton Ezell