Are the components compatible with each other?

[ran.burdo]

My desktop is 6 years old and I believe it is time to buy a new complete PC.

Only things that stay for the next pc are my Gigabyte Gtx 770 OC version, Ssd and a 700W PSU.

The parts I'm planning on buying (kind of on a budget - these are components sold in my country and are currently pretty cheap) :

Motherboard : GA-B250M-DS3H
CPU: Intel i5-7600k @ 3.80Ghz
Cooler: CoolerMaster Hyper D92
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8GB DDR4 2133MHz CL15
Case: Antec GX505

Also, if you think there can be an upgrade to these components around the same price, I would be more than happy to hear about them

 

[Obakasama]

I don't see any glaring compatibility problems with the components you've chosen. Double check your OS is transferable to reduce problems.

What I would suggest is start a thread on the Systems board requesting build suggestions, stating budget, usage and country. The resident builders should be able to come up with something suitable for your needs.

 

[Gaurav_40]

Are these parts compatible with each other?
Yes, they are fully compatible with each other. if you purchase all these parts and put them together, then you will have a solid new rig. They are

Are there any upgrades?
Yes, there are some upgrades you can do to increase your pc's performance.
First i see that you are getting a "i5-7600K"Processor which is a good overclocker to increase performance and speed of your PC. but intel's "K" series processors needs a "Z" series mobo to overclock, but your mobo doesn't support overclocking. So, in my advice you should switch to Z270 motherboard, they are not "very-expensive" and the benefit and features they will provide, won't let you regret it.
And it's just an advice but, if you want to overclock then get a Corsair Hyper 212 EVO, it's one of the most popular cpu cooler's in the pc market and it's not too costly.

rest of the things like GPU, Ram, Case are ideal for your build. 16 GB is ideal for any modern rig, and the GTX 770 will allow you to run many modern AAA titles in ultra settings with 60+ Fps.

It's a great PC build for gaming, editing and general work as well. Build it you won't regret it.

Thanks for reading my answer, hope it helps (sorry for my bad english)