Is this PC good for gaming?

[PatchworkPhoenix]

http://www.chillblast.com/chillblast-fusion-wolf-2-gaming-pc.html

I've been looking to get new pc for some time now and with the new gtx 1080 having just been released i figured It time i got one. I've been looking around for some I could buy already built as i wouldn't feel confident doing it myself. I found this one and wondered if it was any good? I'm somewhat concerned about the size of the Pc as I've never really owned a ITX PC and wondered if it might cause heat problems. You can fiddle around with some components on that website and if any of you think I should change something please say so.The Pc would be for gaming and would like to get some good fps on recent games in decent quality. I would probably upgrade the PSU and RAM

Thank you very much for the help and if there is anything you would need to know please ask ^^

Note: If you think the PC is not worth getting could you find me some alternatives, thank you

 

[dangus]

it has basically the best parts for gaming on the market and youre asking if it's good for gaming...

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

is has basically the best parts for gaming on the market and youre asking if it's good for gaming...

Yeah I guess you're right. I was just wondering if there would be any issues with the compatibility of the components or any heating issues. I understand that I won't be able to upgrade very easily or add a second GPU but I do feel it doesn't need it. I was just looking for a second opinion I guess x'D

 

[dangus]

is has basically the best parts for gaming on the market and youre asking if it's good for gaming...

Yeah I guess you're right. I was just wondering if there would be any issues with the compatibility of the components or any heating issues. I understand that I won't be able to upgrade very easily or add a second GPU but I do feel it doesn't need it. I was just looking for a second opinion I guess x'D

any company that sells you a PC with incompatible components is not one you want to shop for....

aside from that, why are you under the impression that it would have heat problems?

 

[WildCard999]

It has all good parts and heat really shouldn't be a problem since the 1080 is the reference version and should exhaust the air out of the rear of the card. The only issue I see is the PSU as its a lower quality unit and your better off paying extra and getting the RM or AX version.

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

is has basically the best parts for gaming on the market and youre asking if it's good for gaming...

Yeah I guess you're right. I was just wondering if there would be any issues with the compatibility of the components or any heating issues. I understand that I won't be able to upgrade very easily or add a second GPU but I do feel it doesn't need it. I was just looking for a second opinion I guess x'D

any company that sells you a PC with incompatible components is not one you want to shop for....

aside for that, why are you under the impression that it would have heat problems?

I've just never had an ITX build before and i wondered if the airflow might be compromised what with the components being so close together. Not talking about scorching the PC just wondered if it would get too hot

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

It has all good parts and heat really shouldn't be a problem since the 1080 is the reference version and should exhaust the air out of the rear of the card. The only issue I see is the PSU as its a lower quality unit and your better off paying extra and getting the RM or AX version.

Yeah I was planning on upgrading the PSU to a RMX version.

 

[WildCard999]

The case, although you can't see it in the pics, should come with a 200mm intake fan in the front of the case so you shouldn't have heat issues.

http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Evolv-ITX.html

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

The case, although you can't see it in the pics, should come with a 200mm intake fan in the front of the case so you shouldn't have heat issues.

http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Evolv-ITX.html

I notice the MB doesn't have surround sound support. Will this cause issues with my Razer kraken 7.1?

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

The case, although you can't see it in the pics, should come with a 200mm intake fan in the front of the case so you shouldn't have heat issues.

http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Evolv-ITX.html

I notice the MB doesn't have surround sound support. Will this cause issues with my Razer kraken 7.1?

 

[dangus]

The case, although you can't see it in the pics, should come with a 200mm intake fan in the front of the case so you shouldn't have heat issues.

http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Evolv-ITX.html

I notice the MB doesn't have surround sound support. Will this cause issues with my Razer kraken 7.1?

no it will not. that is for surround sound speakers.

 

[WildCard999]

dangus is right, there won't be a issues for your headset.

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

The case, although you can't see it in the pics, should come with a 200mm intake fan in the front of the case so you shouldn't have heat issues.

http://www.phanteks.com/Enthoo-Evolv-ITX.html

I notice the MB doesn't have surround sound support. Will this cause issues with my Razer kraken 7.1?

no it will not. that is for surround sound speakers.

Wonderful! Thank you ^^

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

dangus is right, there won't be a issues for your headset.

One other thing that i wondered is that is doesn't have any networking options. Would it be able to connect to my router wirelessly or would i need to buy a connector?

 

[WildCard999]

dangus is right, there won't be a issues for your headset.

One other thing that i wondered is that is doesn't have any networking options. Would it be able to connect to my router wirelessly or would i need to buy a connector?

It actually does have built in wifi and bluetooth.

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5529#ov

 

[PatchworkPhoenix]

dangus is right, there won't be a issues for your headset.

One other thing that i wondered is that is doesn't have any networking options. Would it be able to connect to my router wirelessly or would i need to buy a connector?

It actually does have built in wifi and bluetooth.

http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5529#ov

So it does. Thank you very much by the way you've been a huge help! ^.^

 

[dangus]

dangus is right, there won't be a issues for your headset.

One other thing that i wondered is that is doesn't have any networking options. Would it be able to connect to my router wirelessly or would i need to buy a connector?

it also has an ethernet port. where did you see that it wouldnt be able to connect to your router?