Need opinions and review over the following gaming pc build of around 1500$ without monitor and keyboard

[Yoav123]

Ok apparently a more recsent post of mine got removed, dont have a clue why though.... I think I did something wrong 😀
Anyways i'd like to have a second opinion on the following build regarding the components...
If there are suggestions to make things cheaper, better quality i'd love to hear from you proffesionals out there...

The build here:
http://imgur.com/I89SB9y

 

[the nerd 389]

The CPU cooler is not the best, but should work just fine. The build is very well balanced performance-wise.

The power supply is a group regulated unit, and I wouldn't recommend it. Look at the Seasonic S12ii instead.

 

[Yoav123]

The CPU cooler is not the best, but should work just fine. The build is very well balanced performance-wise.

The power supply is a group regulated unit, and I wouldn't recommend it. Look at the Seasonic S12ii instead.

could you prehaps give me a link to see exactly what you mean? I want the best for my money, Obviously... 😀
In addition, do you have a good alternative to the "alright" cooler?

 

[the nerd 389]

This is what I would recommend if you really want to stick with that case. It really limits the CPU coolers that you can use.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yP3Rhq

 

[Yoav123]

This is what I would recommend if you really want to stick with that case. It really limits the CPU coolers that you can use.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yP3Rhq

hello there 😀
update
I ended up replacing cooler with noctua nh d15 and psu with evga supernova g2 550w and also got a bigger case..
opinions on the complete build?

 

[the nerd 389]

That sounds like a very solid build. The PSU is a good fit for it, but don't try to push the OC too hard. If you use an OC that'll last a while, it shouldn't be an issue, though.

 

[Yoav123]

That sounds like a very solid build. The PSU is a good fit for it, but don't try to push the OC too hard. If you use an OC that'll last a while, it shouldn't be an issue, though.

Almost a month later, lol, just wanted to ask: what kind of OC you think is recommended. Keep in mind I do not intend to risk with OC as the pc might be already good enough as it is, but wanted to ask what OC would be on the safe side....