asking for advise for buying new pc

[lazypanty]

i'm going to buy a new gaming pc very soon i found one but i need experts to tell me if the motherboard it's good or not like compatibility with cpu and stuff i don't care if the cpu is overclockeable i care only about performance and that all components are fully functional with each other
please give me a clear answer yes or no " go for it or not "
the price is 1000$
http://lehardware.com/home/304-gaming-pc-hummer-i7-7700k-16gb-ddr4-gtx-1050ti-4gb.html

 

[Blas]

That PC would work, i't all compatible. However, it's a quite bad combination of hardware, and you are paying a high price for some performance you will not be able to use:
- It has the Intel 7700K CPU: this is the most expensive CPU of that generation, it's expensive because it can be overclocked with the right motherboard. But your motherboard does not allow overclocking, so you are paying extra for a capability you won't be able to use.
- It has a GTX 1050Ti as GPU: compared to the CPU, this GPU is very underpowered. To make it more balanced, you would need either a much better GPU (but that would drive costs up a lot), or a slower CPU.

So I would not buy this PC, it's throwing money away for no good reason.

From that same store, i would recommend these two options:

- If you want to spend the same amount of money, this one will give you much better gaming performance: http://lehardware.com/home/280-gaming-pc-nox-i5-8gb-gtx-1060-6gb.html
- If you want the same kind of performance you were going to get with your original option, but paying a fair price for it, go with this one, you will save $2500: http://lehardware.com/home/238-gaming-pc-nox-i5-8gb-ddr3-gtx-1050ti-4gb.html

Hope it helps!

 

[Zerk2012]

Everything up to this point means nothing.
You need to state what the PC will be used for if editing and such then the video card don't matter as much as if you were gaming.
Just to state this their using the cheapest motherboard and power supply (probably memory also) that they can get for the PC.
I would say buying any of the 4XXX processors above would be a mistake. Get the best processor and even for gaming the 1050ti is a decent card and can always be upgraded in the future.

 

[lazypanty]

Everything up to this point means nothing.
You need to state what the PC will be used for if editing and such then the video card don't matter as much as if you were gaming.
Just to state this their using the cheapest motherboard and power supply (probably memory also) that they can get for the PC.
I would say buying any of the 4XXX processors above would be a mistake. Get the best processor and even for gaming the 1050ti is a decent card and can always be upgraded in the future.

yeah i'm planning to upgrade to 1060 6g later it's only for gaming that's why i wanted a good motherboard and a cpu and i'm scared of future proof of the motherboard that's all ,in my country that's a fair price

 

[lazypanty]

That PC would work, i't all compatible. However, it's a quite bad combination of hardware, and you are paying a high price for some performance you will not be able to use:
- It has the Intel 7700K CPU: this is the most expensive CPU of that generation, it's expensive because it can be overclocked with the right motherboard. But your motherboard does not allow overclocking, so you are paying extra for a capability you won't be able to use.
- It has a GTX 1050Ti as GPU: compared to the CPU, this GPU is very underpowered. To make it more balanced, you would need either a much better GPU (but that would drive costs up a lot), or a slower CPU.

So I would not buy this PC, it's throwing money away for no good reason.

From that same store, i would recommend these two options:

- If you want to spend the same amount of money, this one will give you much better gaming performance: http://lehardware.com/home/280-gaming-pc-nox-i5-8gb-gtx-1060-6gb.html
- If you want the same kind of performance you were going to get with your original option, but paying a fair price for it, go with this one, you will save $2500: http://lehardware.com/home/238-gaming-pc-nox-i5-8gb-ddr3-gtx-1050ti-4gb.html

Hope it helps!

i chose that one because i'm not planning to change it any time soon so i decided to buy a good motherboard and cpu and a decent gpu and live with it , is the motherboard good enough for the next 5 years ?

 

[Zerk2012]

The motherboard just connects the parts. The processor should be good for 5 years and all you would need is a video card upgrade later.
You might need a new power supply when upgrading the video card because the one that comes with it is very low quality.