[SOLVED] Gaming PC build suggestions!

[Silinz]

I want to build a PC. I already have ROG STRIX GTX 1080. GPU doesn't include in budget. My budget is 1000€. I want other components to be RGB. Probably i'll need some SSD and HDD, both of them, because i love to store a lot of trash on my pc.

 

[Silinz]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

 

[jacobweaver800]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

There are a lot more games out there then those few, and 10 fps actually doesn't make that much of a difference when your running at over 100-200 fps, it will barely be noticeable

 

[Silinz]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

There are a lot more games out there then those few, and 10 fps actually doesn't make that much of a difference when your running at over 100-200 fps, it will barely be noticeable

1440p, not in all games over 100fps dude.

 

[jacobweaver800]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

There are a lot more games out there then those few, and 10 fps actually doesn't make that much of a difference when your running at over 100-200 fps, it will barely be noticeable

1440p, not in all games over 100fps dude.

You didn't specify you were using 1440p, and on higher resolutions its more GPU bound than CPU, you'll be better off getting a 1080ti instead of an 8700k, you'll most likely get better performance that way.

 

[Silinz]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

There are a lot more games out there then those few, and 10 fps actually doesn't make that much of a difference when your running at over 100-200 fps, it will barely be noticeable

1440p, not in all games over 100fps dude.

You didn't specify you were using 1440p, and on higher resolutions its more GPU bound than CPU, you'll be better off getting a 1080ti instead of an 8700k, you'll most likely get better performance that way.

Like I told you, i'm not able to buy gtx 1080ti cuz it will be problem to sell gtx 1080 and if i sell it, i still need 1500euros for gtx 1080ti cuz of those miners in my country.. it's my whole budget + 500euros 😀

 

[jacobweaver800]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

There are a lot more games out there then those few, and 10 fps actually doesn't make that much of a difference when your running at over 100-200 fps, it will barely be noticeable

1440p, not in all games over 100fps dude.

You didn't specify you were using 1440p, and on higher resolutions its more GPU bound than CPU, you'll be better off getting a 1080ti instead of an 8700k, you'll most likely get better performance that way.

Like I told you, i'm not able to buy gtx 1080ti cuz it will be problem to sell gtx 1080 and if i sell it, i still need 1500euros for gtx 1080ti cuz of those miners in my country.. it's my whole budget + 500euros 😀

This is why mining should not be a thing... you could easily get a 1080 ti and an 8700k with blazing fast NVME storage for your budget

 

[Silinz]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

There are a lot more games out there then those few, and 10 fps actually doesn't make that much of a difference when your running at over 100-200 fps, it will barely be noticeable

1440p, not in all games over 100fps dude.

You didn't specify you were using 1440p, and on higher resolutions its more GPU bound than CPU, you'll be better off getting a 1080ti instead of an 8700k, you'll most likely get better performance that way.

Like I told you, i'm not able to buy gtx 1080ti cuz it will be problem to sell gtx 1080 and if i sell it, i still need 1500euros for gtx 1080ti cuz of those miners in my country.. it's my whole budget + 500euros 😀

This is why mining should not be a thing... you could easily get a 1080 ti and an 8700k with blazing fast NVME storage for your budget

yep..

 

[jacobweaver800]

Ok so heres what I found for 998.57 Euro's

CPU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117726&cm_re=core_i7_7700k-_-19-117-726-_-Product

Mobo - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130973&cm_re=lga1151_mobo-_-13-130-973-_-Product

Ram - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820232475

M.2 Storage (boot drive) - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147398&cm_re=m.2_ssd-_-20-147-398-_-Product

Mass storage - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16822178993

Case - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA65C6NZ1270

PSU - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151209&ignorebbr=1

And an AIO for overclocking - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=2YM-0004-00015&cm_re=AIO_lga_1151-_-2YM-0004-00015-_-Product

It's a nice build, but i think i can get something better for this price, not like i'm trying to be picky, everything is good except those things.

CPU: It's good but like other ppl told me, i can pay 40$ more and buy i7-8700k.
MOBO: Not that much RGB, something from ASUS would be nice because i know that they make good RGB stuff.
RAM: It's probably the best RGB ram i've ever seen so i'm getting it 100%
SSD: It's good but what about the Samsung 960 pro? It costs 140eur more than 850 evo, but it have 512gb and it's a lot faster than 850 evo.
HDD: It's good, probably getting it.
CASE: Looks bad for me, i don't know why but i don't like it.
PSU: why 850w? Isn't 600w enough for i7 8700k and gtx 1080?

Thanks for your suggestion mate

My first question is, are you overclocking? that will determine who's build you should go with. The case and m.2 ssd are always debatable depending on the person needs.

Probably yes, of course if it's possible.

If your over clocking i'd recommend a 7700k, and a good brand 750w psu at least. 8700k overclocked can easily overload that little 600w, and it puts out a lot of heat, if you go 8700k I recommend a good and big AIO or a custom loop with a big radiator.

Watched some game tests on i7 7700k and i7 8700k, some benchmarks. Looks like i'd get some boost in games. plus 10-15 fps. It's a lot..

were they overclocked? if you get the 8700k beware that your going to need a pretty beefy PSU and really good cooling for overclocking it.

ye, i7 7700k was overclocked but 8700k wasn't. I won't overclock 8700k because it's already good enough..

If its already "good enough" then why are you buying an overclocking capable chip and an overclocking capable board if your not overclocking?

To overclock it later if i get more money for better psu.

What ever it's up to you, and for gaming you don't need anything better than a 7700k, unless your doing game streaming or video editing you probably won't even come close to saturating the power of an 8700k, and if your going this high end why not save the money you spent on an 8700k and spring for a 1080 ti instead of your 1080

cuz i already bought gtx 1080, 6 months ago. now im using it with my old pc. there's no need for me to buy gtx 1080ti cuz of mining in my country, gtx 1080ti costs 1500euro. Plus im getting with 8700k bonus 10-15fps in games, that's a big difference for me.

Both of these systems are very fast, while you could be getting 10-15 more fps in CPU bound games, which most aren't, 10-15 fps is going to barely even be noticeable, especially if your not running at 120 or 240hz on your monitor

10-15 fps is a lot man, and there's a lot of games which is CPU bound. gta 5, cs:go, civilization, minecraft and other..

There are a lot more games out there then those few, and 10 fps actually doesn't make that much of a difference when your running at over 100-200 fps, it will barely be noticeable

1440p, not in all games over 100fps dude.

You didn't specify you were using 1440p, and on higher resolutions its more GPU bound than CPU, you'll be better off getting a 1080ti instead of an 8700k, you'll most likely get better performance that way.

Like I told you, i'm not able to buy gtx 1080ti cuz it will be problem to sell gtx 1080 and if i sell it, i still need 1500euros for gtx 1080ti cuz of those miners in my country.. it's my whole budget + 500euros 😀

This is why mining should not be a thing... you could easily get a 1080 ti and an 8700k with blazing fast NVME storage for your budget

yep..

Ok, if you want to overclock I'd still recommend the 7700k but go with the 8700k and look around for a 1080ti for cheap and upgrade to that

 

[COLGeek]

Guys, please stop quoting everything in your replies. This thread is now unreadable as a result of excessive quoting.

 

[Silinz]

Guys, please stop quoting everything in your replies. This thread is now unreadable as a result of excessive quoting.

ohh, np. XD

 

[jacobweaver800]

Guys, please stop quoting everything in your replies. This thread is now unreadable as a result of excessive quoting.

ohh, np. XD

lol, I noticed oops.