PC Build

[Papa_Bear]

Hey, I plan on building a new gaming PC, would this be a good build or would it be outdated pretty fast? I plan to play most upcoming and mostly all modern games, so thanks!

Note: I know 2 things are out of stock, I am waiting for them to come back in stock, or ill switch them out before I buy the parts.


http://www.tigerdirect.com/sectors/...12D7E6-7D09-46DE-8159-29298FC98FED&Desc=My PC

 

[ChocolateVillain]

Only thing I would change out would be to get a Skylake CPU and a LGA 1151 socket board along with DDR4 Ram. The price difference between 6600k and the 4790k is only 10 dollars to be on the newest chipset.

DDR4 prices have been falling so the price difference won't be to bad but you will mostly still be paying a bit more.

Motherboard prices is where they get you really. The price of LGA 1151 is a bit high still for all the features you want. But with all this you will be on the latest and greatest.

 

[Papa_Bear]

{Update}

So I looked at new parts aimed at the 6th gen Intel, and I got this, does this all look good? Thanks everyone!

http://www.tigerdirect.com/sectors/...Y&WishId=0B12D7E6-7D09-46DE-8159-29298FC98FED

 

[Snipeye]

Two thumbs up. You're all set. If you have any extra money, get an SSD to put the OS on and then you'll have a near perfect setup to go with.

 

[SanoNTX]

Looks like a good, solid build to me

 

[SirSpatula]

It seems legit, as long as you've checked everything for compatibility. Although you could probably get a better hdd (ex: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5AD2U46667)

 

[Snipeye]

It seems legit, as long as you've checked everything for compatibility. Although you could probably get a better hdd (ex: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA5AD2U46667)

2TB for $10 less, but only a 90 day warranty because it's a refurb, versus 2 year warranty...