Should I keep the SSD to my build?

[Oliver7073]

When I was planning my pc build, it was kinda over my budget and I was wondering if i should keep the SSD or get rid of it.
PC build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/X64mBP

 

[Justiceinacan]

It would be better to see the full build, we could probably help cut price on another area. SSD's are nice for loading fast and you'll probably like having one around. Also, you could cut the storage on the SSD provided you were buying a pretty big one.

 

[USAFRet]

Need to see the full parts list before any recommendation.

 

[Oliver7073]

It would be better to see the full build, we could probably help cut price on another area. SSD's are nice for loading fast and you'll probably like having one around. Also, you could cut the storage on the SSD provided you were buying a pretty big one.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/X64mBP

 

[Oliver7073]

Need to see the full parts list before any recommendation.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/X64mBP

 

[USAFRet]

Personally, I wouldn't build a regular use PC without an SSD.
But that's just me.

 

[Oliver7073]

Personally, I wouldn't build a regular use PC without an SSD.
But that's just me.

Is there a huge difference without using a SSD? Because I never felt or had a SSD before lmao

 

[USAFRet]

Personally, I wouldn't build a regular use PC without an SSD.
But that's just me.

Is there a huge difference without using a SSD? Because I never felt or had a SSD before lmao

Once you use one in a current PC, you'll never want to use it without.
Everything that lives on that drive is faster. A lot faster.

 

[Justiceinacan]

While the 850 EVO is real fast, as someone who might not care much about the speed, an ADATA SP550 240GB can be had for $59.99 at my stores.

Cut your PSU down to 550W. You shouldn't need more, even when OC'd.

Quick -$50 there.

 

[Oliver7073]

While the 850 EVO is real fast, as someone who might not care much about the speed, an ADATA SP550 240GB can be had for $59.99 at my stores.

Cut your PSU down to 550W. You shouldn't need more, even when OC'd.

Quick -$50 there.

I might upgrade some parts in the future though.

 

[Justiceinacan]

I expect that CPU draw should stay the same (our heatsinking isn't very advanced, and beefier power draw means beefier required mobo)
GPU Draw is only getting smaller, unless you plan on getting a 1280Ti or something SLI, I wouldn't worry much. Do remember the OC you put in though when considering the wattage.