Need help about my PC build components

[Girishu]

So directly in to my question


http://pcpartpicker.com/user/GIRISHU.M.S/saved/TCvgXL

Here is the link, are all parts compatible? And is it a good build for gaming? All are compatible according to dimensions , hardware compatibility like CPU + mobo + gfx card + cabinet space please help as this is my first build

 

[sizzling]

It will work. However you have a cpu that cannot overclock and a motherboard designed for overclocking, you should be able to find a H110 or H170 board for less. Also why a micro ATX motherboard and not a full size one?

With the 1070 hitting the shops in the next few weeks it's worth waiting to see if you can pick up a 970 on a good deal

 

[Girishu]

It will work. However you have a cpu that cannot overclock and a motherboard designed for overclocking, you should be able to find a H110 or H170 board for less. Also why a micro ATX motherboard and not a full size one?

With the 1070 hitting the shops in the next few weeks it's worth waiting to see if you can pick up a 970 on a good deal

I hav picked that mobo because I hav heard that I can overclock non-k skylake CPU by BCLK on Z170 BOARDS so I choosen that board and gtx 970 and 1070 are out of my budget

 

[sizzling]

The overclocking non K CPU's is no longer recommended, there is an article on it that Tom's did. If you want to overclock get a K cpu but you will need a good cooler too

 

[Vic 40]

For an ssd would i look at this one,
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/zotac-internal-hard-drive-ztssda5p240gpe
it's about the same price with very nice performance.Don't know if it's available for you looking at your name.

Getting a "Z"board has it's advantages,getting faster ram,from what i read some games might benefit from,and using max turbo on all cores instead of just two.For the last is a better cooler recommended as well.

 

[Girishu]

The overclocking non K CPU's is no longer recommended, there is an article on it that Tom's did. If you want to overclock get a K cpu but you will need a good cooler too

Link for the article?

And non-k over clocking why not recommended? Actually k series over clocking breaks warranty and also non -k over clocking breaks warranty so not
Much difference and non-k overclocking is not officially supported so is that good to go? Or shall I go with k series? If non-k is not recommended, please give a reason for me It will be helpful and does my system is good for gaming for next 3-4 years? And if needed I can buy another gtx 960 for sli if required after 1-2 years