Greetings everybody,
I want to build a new gaming rig, itll be my very first build and would love
o get some advice from more experienced people.
My Budget is around 2000€ to 2500€.
Parts:
Case: Corsair Obsidian Series 750D
Motherboard: Z370 AORUS Gaming 7
Z370 AORUS Gaming 5
CPU: i7-8700
i5-8400
CPU Fan: Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO
RAM: HyperX FURY 16GB 2400MHz DDR4
Storage: Samsung 970 EVO 500gb
Seagate Barracuda 2tb
PSU: Corsiar 750x
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1080
Case: Not quite sure about this one, I would like to have a full tower which istn
too expensive but with enough space to be able to expand.
Motherboard: Since I have little knowledge about Motherboards i just picked 2
pretty cool ones, which arent the highest end but still very good, dont really
know how big the difference is with high end MB and mid range MB, so not sure
if i should spend more on this.
CPU: Im mostly going to be gaming on this rig since I have a working laptop.
Again, not quite sure if its necessary to go with the i-7 or stick with the i-5,
since i wont be rendering or doing any CPU heavy stuff.
CPU fun: Tbh, not clue on fans, just picked a relatively cheap one with a good
fan direction which follows the case fans direction.
RAM: Definetly want 16GB since i always have loads of stuff open, but unsure if 2400 mhz
suffice.
Storage: Preferably i would get all SSD, but i dont have the cash, since games are big
i want to store them on the HDD.
PSU: Unsure if 750W is too much or not enough, any help would be nice.
GPU: Id really like a 1080, Id like to keep the pc for quite a while therefore
I want a strong GPU. But maybe the 1070 is better to be able to uprage other areas.
Monitors: Last thing! Definetly want 2, but not sure if 2 equal ones or 1 4k high end monitor
and 1 low end 50€ one, I would be gaming on 1 and the other would be for YT or Ts and chrome.
Other: Goin to use LAN, and have an external CD drive. I can also add the amazon links if needed.
Id be very grateful for any help you guys can give me! Enjoy a nice weekend and the world cup!
Greetings,
Daniel
I want to build a new gaming rig, itll be my very first build and would love
o get some advice from more experienced people.
My Budget is around 2000€ to 2500€.
Parts:
Case: Corsair Obsidian Series 750D
Motherboard: Z370 AORUS Gaming 7
Z370 AORUS Gaming 5
CPU: i7-8700
i5-8400
CPU Fan: Cooler Master Hyper TX3 EVO
RAM: HyperX FURY 16GB 2400MHz DDR4
Storage: Samsung 970 EVO 500gb
Seagate Barracuda 2tb
PSU: Corsiar 750x
GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1080
Case: Not quite sure about this one, I would like to have a full tower which istn
too expensive but with enough space to be able to expand.
Motherboard: Since I have little knowledge about Motherboards i just picked 2
pretty cool ones, which arent the highest end but still very good, dont really
know how big the difference is with high end MB and mid range MB, so not sure
if i should spend more on this.
CPU: Im mostly going to be gaming on this rig since I have a working laptop.
Again, not quite sure if its necessary to go with the i-7 or stick with the i-5,
since i wont be rendering or doing any CPU heavy stuff.
CPU fun: Tbh, not clue on fans, just picked a relatively cheap one with a good
fan direction which follows the case fans direction.
RAM: Definetly want 16GB since i always have loads of stuff open, but unsure if 2400 mhz
suffice.
Storage: Preferably i would get all SSD, but i dont have the cash, since games are big
i want to store them on the HDD.
PSU: Unsure if 750W is too much or not enough, any help would be nice.
GPU: Id really like a 1080, Id like to keep the pc for quite a while therefore
I want a strong GPU. But maybe the 1070 is better to be able to uprage other areas.
Monitors: Last thing! Definetly want 2, but not sure if 2 equal ones or 1 4k high end monitor
and 1 low end 50€ one, I would be gaming on 1 and the other would be for YT or Ts and chrome.
Other: Goin to use LAN, and have an external CD drive. I can also add the amazon links if needed.
Id be very grateful for any help you guys can give me! Enjoy a nice weekend and the world cup!
Greetings,
Daniel