how much money is this worth?

[RandomDude555]

hey guys i just built a pc and im deciding if its worth to buy this pc, as i wont be able to buy it outside of my country ( I don't like paying with CC to buy parts outside of country ) I am going to buy it in my country, and I am unsure if the price for it is worth buying it so i would like your opinion how much is this worth?
Intel core i7 6700 3.4ghz 8mb cache s1151
Noctua NH-D14 CPU Cooler
Asus Z170-A LGA1151, Intel z170, DDR4, 3xPCI-E
Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8gb DDR4 3000mhz CL15
MSI GTX 1060 GAMING X 6GB OC GDDR5 DVI HDMI 3xDP PCI-E
Seagate 1TB desktop Sata III ST1000DM003
Samsung 750 EVO Series MZ-750250BW 250GB SSD SATA III
Asus DRW-24D5mT DVD +RW x24 Black Sata
SeaSonic 450W Active PFC Modular 80+ Gold G-450 PSU
Corsair Carbide 400R Mid-Tower Case No PSU
Asus VX239H
Microsoft Win 10 home

Its 2100$ in my country just for the record

Cheers

 

[WildCard999]

Which country are you from? In the US I would consider that quite expensive and the parts don't match well, like pairing a non-K CPU with a unlocked MB and using a high end air cooler for a CPU that doesn't need it. A better balanced build would be i5 & GTX 1070 with a 1440P monitor.

 

[dark_lord69]

hey guys i just built a pc and im deciding if its worth to buy this pc, as i wont be able to buy it outside of my country ( I don't like paying with CC to buy parts outside of country ) I am going to buy it in my country, and I am unsure if the price for it is worth buying it so i would like your opinion how much is this worth?
Intel core i7 6700 3.4ghz 8mb cache s1151
Noctua NH-D14 CPU Cooler
Asus Z170-A LGA1151, Intel z170, DDR4, 3xPCI-E
Corsair Vengeance LPX 2x8gb DDR4 3000mhz CL15
MSI GTX 1060 GAMING X 6GB OC GDDR5 DVI HDMI 3xDP PCI-E
Seagate 1TB desktop Sata III ST1000DM003
Samsung 750 EVO Series MZ-750250BW 250GB SSD SATA III
Asus DRW-24D5mT DVD +RW x24 Black Sata
SeaSonic 450W Active PFC Modular 80+ Gold G-450 PSU
Corsair Carbide 400R Mid-Tower Case No PSU
Asus VX239H
Microsoft Win 10 home

Its 2100$ in my country just for the record

Cheers

Is that amount in US Dollars?
PC Part Picker found that with many of the exact same parts the total could get as low as $1,377.36
That is internet prices in US Dollars.
It will always cost more for a system that is built vs just ordering the parts.
It is typically cheaper to order from the internet than buying in a store.

I could see paying up to $1,500 (USD) for this.

 

[RandomDude555]

Well I did try to build this on my own and I pretty much have no experience in building a PC ( first time trying 😀 ) and I am from Israel, about the balanced build what kind of 1440P monitor would you recommend? I would prefer one with IPS

Yes that amount is in US dollars and I know it is from PC Part Picker but I just don't like buying with a CC online, even tho I can see it is much cheaper to buy from PC Part Picker =/

 

[dark_lord69]

Which country are you from? In the US I would consider that quite expensive and the parts don't match well, like pairing a non-K CPU with a unlocked MB and using a high end air cooler for a CPU that doesn't need it. A better balanced build would be i5 & GTX 1070 with a 1440P monitor.

I agree,
I would personally save some money by purchasing an i5 instead and a lesser CPU cooler. Good points! Additionally I would save myself more money by purchasing other lesser parts but keeping certain ones that affect performance.

 

[RandomDude555]

Hmmm, about the CPU Cooler would you guys recommend Arctic Freezer i11? It seems much cheaper
and with what should I replace the MB?

 

[WildCard999]

I don't know what is available to you but since your new to this I would go with...
-Non-K i5 (OCing IMO is minimal performance for gaming) & stock cooler is fine. If for some reason you do require better cooling then the Cryorig H7 or EVO 212 are great budget coolers.
-B150 MB (good mix of quality & features such as M.2)
-Minimum 8gb DDR4 with the ability to upgrade to 16gb
-Bare minimum 120gb SSD for OS but preferably 250gb+ for games which have longer loading screens
-1TB HDD for storage, Seagate or WD is good for the cost.
-GTX 1070 which will pair well with a 1440P/60 FPS/IPS monitor
-As for case get anything you like that will accommodate all your parts, I like NZXT or Phantek.
-For PSU Seasonic, EVGA (B2,GS,G2,PS,P2 & T2) or Super Flower (or models manufactured by SF). There are other great companies as well. Refer to PSU Tier List and get Tier 1 or 2.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
-Monitor I would go 1440P/60hz/IPS.
-K/M is anything you prefer.
-Headset, would recommend the HyperX Cloud II

 

[RandomDude555]

I don't know what is available to you but since your new to this I would go with...
-Non-K i5 (OCing IMO is minimal performance for gaming) & stock cooler is fine. If for some reason you do require better cooling then the Cryorig H7 or EVO 212 are great budget coolers.
-B150 MB (good mix of quality & features such as M.2)
-Minimum 8gb DDR4 with the ability to upgrade to 16gb
-Bare minimum 120gb SSD for OS but preferably 250gb+ for games which have longer loading screens
-1TB HDD for storage, Seagate or WD is good for the cost.
-GTX 1070 which will pair well with a 1440P/60 FPS/IPS monitor
-As for case get anything you like that will accommodate all your parts, I like NZXT or Phantek.
-For PSU Seasonic, EVGA (B2,GS,G2,PS,P2 & T2) or Super Flower (or models manufactured by SF). There are other great companies as well. Refer to PSU Tier List and get Tier 1 or 2.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html
-Monitor I would go 1440P/60hz/IPS.
-K/M is anything you prefer.
-Headset, would recommend the HyperX Cloud II

Thanks for the help! I did indeed do some changes and the price is much better now, thank you.