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You should be fine with 550W. Even though it might be a bit warmer I am going for the Sapphire Nitro because in my opinion it looks the best. Otherwise it comes down to your personal preference and the colour of your build. Just make sure you don't get the MSI armor version as it doesn't perform...

Jack_3 I would recommend waiting a week or a month. The GTX 1080ti just released and the prices of all the other GTX GPU's are going to drop. For example the 1080's price will drop by a 100 dollars. If you wait a bit you might find the 1060 for the same price as your willing to spend on a 1050ti...

The 1080ti was just released for about 700 dollars. The price of the normal 1080 was decreased by a 100 dollars to 500 dollars. I would definitely recommend going for a 1080 instead of the Titan X saving 700 dollars. The other options are waiting a week or so and to get the 1080ti, saving 500...

The GTX 1080ti was just released so the price of the 1080 was brought down by 100 dollars.

Thanks for the help!

I you decide to start over with a new build, I suggest the following parts. GPU: Rx 480 4gb or GTX 1060 6gb CPU: Intel i5 7600k Motherboard: Z270 8 or 12 gb DDR4 RAM This build isn't too expensive and is great especially for 1080p gaming. If you have the money you could always go for a build...

The new Ryzen 7 1700 is also an option. It's great value for money, it's affordable and it outperforms the i7 7700k in alot of situations. I wouldn't go for the more expensive 1700x or 1800x mainly because they don't perform alot better than the 1700 and are quite expensive. Unless you are going...

You should rather go for a better motherboard like a z270. It's specifically made for the new 7th gen Kabylake processors like the i5 7600k. The graphics card is also a bit to high-end. Rather go for a GTX 1080 or dual 1080's. You can use the saved money for the better motherboard and be sure to...

You should definitely try and save for a graphics card as it will help alot.

The integrated 530 graphics card will be able to play some lower demanding games like CSGO at lower detail settings, but it will struggle at higher details or higher demanding games. It will struggle running newer games.

I would go for the Rx 460. It's an overall great buy.

Both would be perfect for playing CSGO and Rocket League.

I would go for the Rx 460. It's an overall great buy.

I'm looking to build a gaming pc. I want to play 1080p at a stable frame rate above 70 fps at High or Ultra settings. I wanted to get someone's advice on my components and their compatibility. 550w 80+ Gold Power Supply Sapphire Radeon Rx 480 4gb Intel Kabylake i5 7600k Nzxt Phantom 410 Mid...