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Hello everyone!!I'm planning to build my own PC since I've been dreaming about having my own gaming PC for a long time now.I'll be waiting for your opinion, feedback and suggestion!!  My currently PC rn is:- Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-B85M-Gaming 3
and This is what Im planning to build: - CPU : Intel - Core i5-8600K 3.6GHz 6-Core Processor
- CPU Cooler : NZXT - Kraken X62 Rev 2 98.2 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler
- Motherboard : Asus - Prime Z370-A ATX LGA1151 Motherboard
- SSD : Samsung - 960 EVO 250GB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive
- HDD : Seagate - BarraCuda 1TB 2.5" 5400RPM Internal Hard Drive
- RAM : G.Skill Trident Z 4 x 8GB ram
- GPU : GeForce GTX 1080 Ti POSEIDON
- Case : Corsair - 750D ATX Full Tower Case
- PSU : EVGA - SuperNOVA G2 750W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply
The total price for this build is $4312.18 and it will take a while to earn more money. Thank you!! :) Edited by user Wednesday, 23 May 2018 2:25:39 a.m.(UTC)
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Morning Brentyy14, I have quoted up a list of components for you based on your previously sent through parts. I have however made a few changes to the components purely as a recommendation. The RAM change was mainly due to stock availability, as well as a higher speed kit to keep things running smoothly. The GPU was changed to the Strix version for one reason, Temperatures. If run only with its fans running the temps get a little too high for comfort even with a decent fan speed, this is due to the card being optimised to be both water and air cooled, without water it gets hotter than a Strix would (which will also run quieter) The 960 EVO I simply upgraded to the 970 which is the newer model/ version of what you were already after, with increased speeds and consistency it is definitely the better option. Let me know your thoughts on all of this. 
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Originally Posted by: Thomas - CL  Morning Brentyy14, I have quoted up a list of components for you based on your previously sent through parts. I have however made a few changes to the components purely as a recommendation. The RAM change was mainly due to stock availability, as well as a higher speed kit to keep things running smoothly. The GPU was changed to the Strix version for one reason, Temperatures. If run only with its fans running the temps get a little too high for comfort even with a decent fan speed, this is due to the card being optimised to be both water and air cooled, without water it gets hotter than a Strix would (which will also run quieter) The 960 EVO I simply upgraded to the 970 which is the newer model/ version of what you were already after, with increased speeds and consistency it is definitely the better option. Let me know your thoughts on all of this. I gotta say, the changes you've made for this build is now better from the previous build. Another question, How many fans do I need to have for this set-up? sorry if I ask too much question.
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Morning Brentyy14, Not a problem, fan wise your case already has two 140s at the front and a 140 at the rear which should be sufficient. If you wanted to add additional fans I would rotate the front two and put them on the roof of your case at a very low RPM as additional extraction fans then add in some higher performing Noctua fans such as the below to the front of your case. http://www.computerloung...entview.asp?partid=30208
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Originally Posted by: Thomas - CL Morning Brentyy14, Not a problem, fan wise your case already has two 140s at the front and a 140 at the rear which should be sufficient. If you wanted to add additional fans I would rotate the front two and put them on the roof of your case at a very low RPM as additional extraction fans then add in some higher performing Noctua fans such as the below to the front of your case. http://www.computerloung...entview.asp?partid=30208 Sweet!! I might change the fans into rgb since I want it to be more colorfull  . Thank you soooo much for your help to build this amazing gaming PC I've been dreaming for a long time, would show the photos soon :) :) :) thank you sooo much again!! Edited by user Thursday, 24 May 2018 5:24:28 p.m.(UTC)
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Afternoon Brentyy14,
Not a problem, happy to help :)
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Originally Posted by: Thomas - CL Afternoon Brentyy14,
Not a problem, happy to help :) Good Evening Sir, So I changed my mind about having I5-8600K into AMD - Ryzen 7 2700X or probably Threadripper and made a slight changes to it like the CPU cooler (Corsair - H110i 113.0 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler) and motherboard (Gigabyte - X470 AORUS ULTRA GAMING ATX AM4 Motherboard), do you think thats alright? Sorry for disturbing you sir.. Thank you.. Edited by user Sunday, 27 May 2018 12:30:45 a.m.(UTC)
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Morning Brentyy14, I honestly believe that the 2700X will be more future proof than the 8600k due to the core count difference alone (8 core 16 thread vs 6 core). 
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Originally Posted by: Thomas - CL Morning Brentyy14, I honestly believe that the 2700X will be more future proof than the 8600k due to the core count difference alone (8 core 16 thread vs 6 core). I thought so too, I also changed the PSU into corsair since Im also buying cable mods. Im thinking to get Corsair 570X as my case as well and change all the fans into Corsair LL140. Do you think thats fine as well?
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Afternoon Brentyy14,
That should be perfectly fine temp wise and will look a lot better as the 750D is more of a practical and minimalistic look compared to the better looking 570x
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Originally Posted by: Thomas - CL Afternoon Brentyy14,
That should be perfectly fine temp wise and will look a lot better as the 750D is more of a practical and minimalistic look compared to the better looking 570x Sweet as!! and since you guys dont have a stock for 4 x 8GB Trident Z RGB, I'll just buy 2 of 2 x 8GB of it and Im sussed with it, THANK YOU SOO MUCH AGAIN
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Not a problem Brentyy14,
Happy to help :)
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