suggested build for next pc

[boody12345]

aight so i am trying to do a new build for a new computer i already have some of the parts but i want your opinion on the parts that i want to buy
i have evga supernova p2 1000 watts power supply, as for the case i have 900d, i have 8 gigs of memory and 1 terabyte of hdd and the parts that i want to buy are :
1: asus maximus extreme http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131974
2: intel 4790k http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117369&cm_re=4790k-_-19-117-369-_-Product
3: h110 liquid closed loop http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181035&cm_re=h110-_-35-181-035-_-Product
4: 16 gigs of memory sandisk pro 470 gigs of ssd http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820171999&leaderboard=1
pls let me know guys what do you think of this build i dont want to waste my money

 

[Zerk2012]

You need to state what the PC will be used for because as of now your already wasting money.

 

[Alectfenrir]

A quick question, will you be doing any SLI and/or overclocking?

And what will you be using this computer for? Gaming/ Video editing etc?

 

[boody12345]

probably in the future yeah right now i just have gtx 760

 

[boody12345]

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A quick question, will you be doing any SLI and/or overclocking?

And what will you be using this computer for? Gaming/ Video editing etc?

its mainly for gaming

 

[boody12345]

You need to state what the PC will be used for because as of now your already wasting money.

A quick question, will you be doing any SLI and/or overclocking?

And what will you be using this computer for? Gaming/ Video editing etc?

gaming

 

[Zerk2012]

You have massive overkill on the power supply, the case is massive overkill, no need of more than 8GB of memory, i7 not need, way overpriced motherboard with a ton of bad reviews.
Most of your gaming performance is going to come from the video card and a 760 is not the level of performance you should be looking at since your already will ing to spend a ton of money for no performance increase.

 

[Alectfenrir]

I'd change the Motherboard into the Maximus VII Hero. This motherboard has a lot of gaming features, such as RAMDisks, Sonic Radar, Gaming dedicated bandwidth software etc... Its also very durable using components to ensure the motherboard will last for a long time. Furthermore Overclocking in this motherboard is VERY easy and painless. This motherboard is favoured amongst many gamers with a high budget so if I were you I'd suggest you buy this motherboard.

Oh and the chipset and Audio processor on the motherboard lights up too!

In terms of the CPU I'd suggest you buy the Intel core i5 4690k. Yes its less powerful than the i7 you chose but its cheaper and it has almost the same performance as the i7 in gaming. The i5 is the best bang for you buck.

 

[Zerk2012]

I'd change the Motherboard into the Maximus VII Hero. This motherboard has a lot of gaming features, such as RAMDisks, Sonic Radar, Gaming dedicated bandwidth software etc... Its also very durable using components to ensure the motherboard will last for a long time. Furthermore Overclocking in this motherboard is VERY easy and painless. This motherboard is favoured amongst many gamers with a high budget so if I were you I'd suggest you buy this motherboard.

Oh and the chipset and Audio processor on the motherboard lights up too!

In terms of the CPU I'd suggest you buy the Intel core i5 4690k. Yes its less powerful than the i7 you chose but its cheaper and it has almost the same performance as the i7 in gaming. The i5 is the best bang for you buck.

Another waste of money on gimmicks.

 

[Alectfenrir]

I'd change the Motherboard into the Maximus VII Hero. This motherboard has a lot of gaming features, such as RAMDisks, Sonic Radar, Gaming dedicated bandwidth software etc... Its also very durable using components to ensure the motherboard will last for a long time. Furthermore Overclocking in this motherboard is VERY easy and painless. This motherboard is favoured amongst many gamers with a high budget so if I were you I'd suggest you buy this motherboard.

Oh and the chipset and Audio processor on the motherboard lights up too!

In terms of the CPU I'd suggest you buy the Intel core i5 4690k. Yes its less powerful than the i7 you chose but its cheaper and it has almost the same performance as the i7 in gaming. The i5 is the best bang for you buck.

Another waste of money on gimmicks.

I suggested this to him if he had a high budget, the features that comes with the board are very useful in gaming. But if you think thats a waste of money, I'd suggest the OP to go with the Asus Z97 A. Its a great all around board, but does not come with the gaming features the ROG board provides.

 

[Zerk2012]

I'd change the Motherboard into the Maximus VII Hero. This motherboard has a lot of gaming features, such as RAMDisks, Sonic Radar, Gaming dedicated bandwidth software etc... Its also very durable using components to ensure the motherboard will last for a long time. Furthermore Overclocking in this motherboard is VERY easy and painless. This motherboard is favoured amongst many gamers with a high budget so if I were you I'd suggest you buy this motherboard.

Oh and the chipset and Audio processor on the motherboard lights up too!

In terms of the CPU I'd suggest you buy the Intel core i5 4690k. Yes its less powerful than the i7 you chose but its cheaper and it has almost the same performance as the i7 in gaming. The i5 is the best bang for you buck.

Another waste of money on gimmicks.

I suggested this to him if he had a high budget, the features that comes with the board are very useful in gaming. But if you think thats a waste of money, I'd suggest the OP to go with the Asus Z97 A. Its a great all around board, but does not come with the gaming features the ROG board provides.

ROG is one of the biggest scams Asus has way over priced for features that will make little to no difference.
The Z97A is not a good board it has several issues and uses lower quality components than a lower priced board.
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-motherboard-gaz97xud3hbk 5 year warrant with all the highest quality parts your not paying for the Asus name.

 

[Alectfenrir]

I'd change the Motherboard into the Maximus VII Hero. This motherboard has a lot of gaming features, such as RAMDisks, Sonic Radar, Gaming dedicated bandwidth software etc... Its also very durable using components to ensure the motherboard will last for a long time. Furthermore Overclocking in this motherboard is VERY easy and painless. This motherboard is favoured amongst many gamers with a high budget so if I were you I'd suggest you buy this motherboard.

Oh and the chipset and Audio processor on the motherboard lights up too!

In terms of the CPU I'd suggest you buy the Intel core i5 4690k. Yes its less powerful than the i7 you chose but its cheaper and it has almost the same performance as the i7 in gaming. The i5 is the best bang for you buck.

Another waste of money on gimmicks.

I suggested this to him if he had a high budget, the features that comes with the board are very useful in gaming. But if you think thats a waste of money, I'd suggest the OP to go with the Asus Z97 A. Its a great all around board, but does not come with the gaming features the ROG board provides.

ROG is one of the biggest scams Asus has way over priced for features that will make little to no difference.
The Z97A is not a good board it has several issues and uses lower quality components than a lower priced board.
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-motherboard-gaz97xud3hbk 5 year warrant with all the highest quality parts your not paying for the Asus name.

Well... what motherboard would you suggest him then?

 

[Zerk2012]

Look at the link you quoted.

 

[Alectfenrir]

Look at the link you quoted.

Good motherboard. Your better than me at motherboards so...

OP I'd say you go with this mobo

 

[Zerk2012]

In the other post he started after he didn't like what he heard. Enough power form the PSU to add another 970 for SLI in the future. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ZtkMD3
I compare Asus motherboards to the Corsair CX series power supplies just making a killing off their good name.