How good is this gaming pc build for its price and how long will it last?

[lunarfreakz]

Hello Tom's Hardware Community,

I am buying my first gaming pc ever and I have a budget of 1500euro however would love to spend as little money as I possibly can to get above minimum requirements for most of the popular games now (COD, Fortnite, Mount&Blade and some others). I did a lot of research on finding out what is good for what and which is better than what. Here is the finally specifications that I had customized for 1,507euros.

Case= Sharkoon Skiller SGC1
Processor (CPU)= Intel Core i5-8600k
Cooling= Scythe Mugen 5 PCGH
Memory (RAM)= 16GB Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR4-2400Mhz (I think its 2x8GB)
Graphics Card (GPU)= GTX 1070Ti 8GB
Motherboard= MSI Z370-A PRO
HDD= Seagate Barracuda 1TB
SSD= Samsung 860 EVO 250GB
Power Supply= 650W Corsair RM650X
OS= Windows 10 Home 64-bit

1. Are these components good for the price of 1,507euro? (A company is assembling it for me and I am aware it would be a lot cheaper if I built it myself, however I am very scared I will do something wrong when building it)
2. How long do you think it could last? (will it have to be replaced or solely upgraded - GPU/CPU?)
3. Are these components and specs too high for games as I mentioned above? If so, what components and specifications would be ideal/cheaper?

Any answers, recommendations and solutions are very appreciated!

 

[logainofhades]

That Microsoft license is listed by Amazon and Amazon sells legit keys no problem. If it was some other source I would agree of it being fake. But from Amazon it is legit. If Amazon starts selling grey market stuff it will go down badly. That product is also sold by a high rated seller.

Amazon isn't the seller, a different seller is. Just because it is on Amazon, doesn't mean it is legit. People get scammed
there just as well as anywhere else.

@Lunarfreakz, yes the drivers will come with the motherboard, but you may have to download them, from the manufacturer, unless you have an optical drive lying around.

 

[lunarfreakz]

That Microsoft license is listed by Amazon and Amazon sells legit keys no problem. If it was some other source I would agree of it being fake. But from Amazon it is legit. If Amazon starts selling grey market stuff it will go down badly. That product is also sold by a high rated seller.

Amazon isn't the seller, a different seller is. Just because it is on Amazon, doesn't mean it is legit. People get scammed
there just as well as anywhere else.

@Lunarfreakz, yes the drivers will come with the motherboard, but you may have to download them, from the manufacturer, unless you have an optical drive lying around.

How will I know which manufacturer? (let's say I use the build that I set as the solution)

 

[logainofhades]

The company that built the motherboard. In the case of my build, Asrock, for all motherboard drivers. GTX 1080 drivers it is best to download straight from Nvidia.

 

[King Dranzer]

That Microsoft license is listed by Amazon and Amazon sells legit keys no problem. If it was some other source I would agree of it being fake. But from Amazon it is legit. If Amazon starts selling grey market stuff it will go down badly. That product is also sold by a high rated seller.

Amazon isn't the seller, a different seller is. Just because it is on Amazon, doesn't mean it is legit. People get scammed
there just as well as anywhere else.

@Lunarfreakz, yes the drivers will come with the motherboard, but you may have to download them, from the manufacturer, unless you have an optical drive lying around.

That means all the Microsoft Windows license listed on Amazon are not legit. Because all of them are sold by different sellers on Amazon and none of them are sold directly by Microsoft.

 

[logainofhades]

They don't have to be sold directly by Microsoft. Keys that cheap are way below MSRP for said license. Just like the licenses sold on Kinguin, they are often killed by Microsoft.

 

[USAFRet]

That means all the Microsoft Windows license listed on Amazon are not legit. Because all of them are sold by different sellers on Amazon and none of them are sold directly by Microsoft.

Amazon.com - second link.

 

[King Dranzer]

That means all the Microsoft Windows license listed on Amazon are not legit. Because all of them are sold by different sellers on Amazon and none of them are sold directly by Microsoft.

Amazon.com - second link.

That product is provided by Microsoft but not sold by. Please check sellers list.

 

[USAFRet]

That product is provided by Microsoft but not sold by. Please check sellers list.

"Ships from and sold by Amazon"

 

[popatim]

Highly rated Seller?? 14 reviews... LOL

Did you not even read them?
The key is a developer key which cannot actually activate windows ... and that's IF you get windows 10 pro because others complain they get Win10 Home!