Need help with cables

[klaric2308]

Hi,
I'm building my first pc ( it's a budget gaming pc) and I'm not sure which cables I need tl connect everything.
Here are my parts -
GPU - MSI GF GTX 1050 2GT, 2GB GDDR5
CPU - Intel pentium G4400
Motherboard - Gigabyte GA-H110M-S2H,1151,iH110,D4,S3,U3,DVI,A
Power Supply - Napajanje Corsair VS450 PSU, 450W, VS Series
Memory - crucial 1x8 gb ddr4 ram
Hdd - Western digital 500 gb
The motherboard and power supply come with some cables but I'm not sure if I'll need some more.
Thank you.

 

[clutchc]

Nope. You should be all set. The motherboard will come with SATA data cables, so all you'll need is a video cable to connect to the gfx card. I presume you already have that.

 

[klaric2308]

Nope. You should be all set. The motherboard will come with SATA data cables, so all you'll need is a video cable to connect to the gfx card. I presume you already have that.

Okay, but which video cable do I need for my GPU?
Sorry for being completely clueless about this.

 

[clutchc]

Nope. You should be all set. The motherboard will come with SATA data cables, so all you'll need is a video cable to connect to the gfx card. I presume you already have that.

Okay, but which video cable do I need for my GPU?
Sorry for being completely clueless about this.

The gfx card provides HDMI, Display Port (DP), and DVI outputs. Check which inputs are available on your monitor. HDMI is the most common followed by DVI, and (gaining rapidly) DP. Your monitor may have come with an assortment of cables for its inputs.
And don't apologize for asking questions. That's what we're here for and enjoy helping out. We were all clueless once.

 

[klaric2308]

Nope. You should be all set. The motherboard will come with SATA data cables, so all you'll need is a video cable to connect to the gfx card. I presume you already have that.

Okay, but which video cable do I need for my GPU?
Sorry for being completely clueless about this.

The gfx card provides HDMI, Display Port (DP), and DVI outputs. Check which inputs are available on your monitor. HDMI is the most common followed by DVI, and (gaining rapidly) DP. Your monitor may have come with an assortment of cables for its inputs.
And don't apologize for asking questions. That's what we're here for and enjoy helping out. We were all clueless once.

Alright, I have those cables.
Thank you so much for helping me out so quickly.