please help me

[masatarjoo]

hello, i am bulding my first gaming pc, and i was wondering if this is a good build? something to change and does the parts fit.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/3DrrxY

 

[Spencer_10]

Yes looks great, A nice Build, good value/performance for a lower budget.

If you have the funds to add a SSD as a boot drive, Windows will Feel 100x faster and wont slow after time.

You don't need one, but for 20-30 more try and get a decent CPU cooler , a TX3 or Arctic freezer or EVO 212.
This will keep temps and noise down.

You wont be able to over clock the chip because it not a K, and the motherboard wont allow it either.

If you have the budget to double the Ram it would be nice, but its not essential.

 

[hang-the-9]

SSD should be added, it's a very big improvement in how fast the system feels, you'd want at least a 256 gig one to store programs on also.

You don't have a Windows license, nor a monitor/keyboard/mouse added, that is another $250 give or take depending on how much you want to spend on the hardware.

 

[masatarjoo]

thank you for your answers. does anyone of you have any experiences with XFX AMD R9 380X DD Black Edition, 4GB? it is on sale, and i might save a couple of bucks for bying that instead of the 970. Is it worth it? or should i just buy the 970.

i dont mind if i cant overclock my pc, since i am plaing games like dota2 and cs go. I might get A SSD if it is so big approvement. And i alrdy have monitor/keyboard etc from my old pc.

 

[Spencer_10]

The intel chip will give much better performance , about 40% more instructions per mhz until zen comes out,
AMD CPUs will lower your gaming performance.