- Dec 12, 2018
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So i have decided to build my own gaming computer, for the first time, instead of buying one. To save money and because i can't find a place where i can build a PC to the specs i want.
The specs are:
Case: Computer NZXT H500 black. 91,07$
Motherboard: MSI X370 GAMING PLUS 136,15$
Harddrive: Kingston SSDNow A400 480g 75,89$
GPU: AMD Ryzen 2700x 3.7GHz 386,60$
Colling: Captain 360 Ex Liquid Cooling System 151,78$
Power Supply: Tacens MPII850 850 69,51$
ram: 16gb Corsair Vengeance LPX 166,96$
CPU: GTX 1080ti 607,14$
Price: 1.685$
I choose the "Captain 360 Ex Liquid Cooling System" because i love the look of it, even though there's cheaper options.
The motherboard i choose because, mabye sometime in the future i wanna do SLI, and, well, i think its pretty
My questions are:
Is value to performance any good? Is everything compatible? Any other advice?
i apologize for any spelling mistakes, english is not my native language. thank you for any help beforehand
The specs are:
Case: Computer NZXT H500 black. 91,07$
Motherboard: MSI X370 GAMING PLUS 136,15$
Harddrive: Kingston SSDNow A400 480g 75,89$
GPU: AMD Ryzen 2700x 3.7GHz 386,60$
Colling: Captain 360 Ex Liquid Cooling System 151,78$
Power Supply: Tacens MPII850 850 69,51$
ram: 16gb Corsair Vengeance LPX 166,96$
CPU: GTX 1080ti 607,14$
Price: 1.685$
I choose the "Captain 360 Ex Liquid Cooling System" because i love the look of it, even though there's cheaper options.
The motherboard i choose because, mabye sometime in the future i wanna do SLI, and, well, i think its pretty
My questions are:
Is value to performance any good? Is everything compatible? Any other advice?
i apologize for any spelling mistakes, english is not my native language. thank you for any help beforehand
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