$2700 PC need help

[Darkzed1]

I am building a new gaming pc that should be able to run 4k at ultra setting any suggestions or comments?
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/zwwWWZ

 

[logainofhades]

That is a pretty good setup. You really are not going to get anything better right now. Keep in mind broadwell-e is due out in the 2nd quarter, of this year, so April-June timeframe. 32gb really isn't needed for gaming though. 16gb would be plenty. Maybe go with 16gb and use the savings for some more storage.

 

[ComputerSecurityGuy]

I'll add to LoH's answer by noting that Polaris/Pascal will come out for GPUs in a similar timeframe, so there are benefits to waiting. Still, I doubt that 980 Ti SLI will be lacking anytime soon.

 

[Darkzed1]

That is a pretty good setup. You really are not going to get anything better right now. Keep in mind broadwell-e is due out in the 2nd quarter, of this year, so April-June timeframe. 32gb really isn't needed for gaming though. 16gb would be plenty. Maybe go with 16gb and use the savings for some more storage.

I know about the new cards coming out and I did some math and looked around and the performance boost would be negligible for what I want to do and for the cost. Quick question though I am not terribly sure about the motherboard do you have any suggestions for an alternative one of equal quality?