This is my first build, I'm a beginner and i wanna know how good i did so what do you guys make of it? (GTX 1060)

[GamerZone320]

Build:
http://pcpartpicker.com/list/VW6jpb
I need to know whether all of em are compatible with each other and how well can it run game like AC Unity/Syndicate and edit videos on After effects(elements 3d) so will this be enough cuz i'm on a tight budget of 800$.Thanx
Also, which power supply should i get? Is it ok if i get a 400W one when my requirement is 311W

 

[basroil]

For power supply, get a EVGA G2 550W, it's only $70 right now on newegg, and more than enough.

As for the motherboard, why H110 with a 6600k? You can't overclock that way. Instead, consider http://pcpartpicker.com/product/N4nG3C/asrock-motherboard-z170mpro4s

 

[Woohoopy]

Hey there, nice job on your first build, and I have a few recommendations.

1). First off, I do not recommend getting a 400w PSU if your requirement is 311w, and here's why:

[strike]Power supply units do not always run at optimal efficiency, and in fact, normally don't. A normal PSU runs at around ~ 80% efficiency, so (400x0.8) = 320watts of power, which is cutting super close to your cutoff and leaves you no room for an additional hard drive or overclocking.[/strike]

It leaves little room for upgrades and graphics/cpu overclocking.

I recommend getting a 550w power supply, since they will only cost 20$ more or so. Furthermore, please make sure it's at least BRONZE rating (has to do with its efficiency) or higher (silver/gold/platinum). After my 3rd computer build, I've realized that my overclocks and performance suffered by buying sub-par power supplies that supplied inconsistent power. Plus, a more expensive PSU like the EVGA 550w comes with nice black braided cables instead of the ketchup and mustard that come on cheaper units.

On another note, I recommend replacing a HDD with an SSD or getting a cheap one used on ebay. SSD's make a huge difference in what humans perceive as "fast computing". It won't affect your fps in games, but will cut down load times and boot times by an insane amount. Will save time on projects and homework, especially with 11:59 deadlines being tough and all.

2). Not sure if you use wifi, but if you don't have a physical ethernet connection you need to get a wifi card (about 20$ or cheaper) or even a usb wifi chip (aesthetically debatable).

3). Oh and you need a case?

Good luck man, and don't forget an 4). optical/cd drive if you're installing your operating system that way. If not, usb installation is pretty good too.

Update: 5). You might want a different motherboard that can overclock, like Z170.

 

[basroil]

Hey there, nice job on your first build, and I have a few recommendations.

1). First off, I do not recommend getting a 400w PSU if your requirement is 311w, and here's why:

Power supply units do not always run at optimal efficiency, and in fact, normally don't. A normal PSU runs at around ~ 80% efficiency, so (400x0.8) = 320watts of power, which is cutting super close to your cutoff and leaves you no room for an additional hard drive or overclocking.

I recommend getting a 600w power supply, since they will only cost 20$ more or so. Furthermore, please make sure it's atleast BRONZE rating (has to do with its efficiency) or higher (silver/gold/platinum). After my 3rd computer build, I've realized that my overclocks and performance suffered by buying sub-par power supplies. Plus, a more expensive PSU like the EVGA 650w comes with nice black braided cables instead of the ketchup and mustard that come on cheaper units.

On another note, I recommend replacing a HDD with an SSD or getting a cheap one used on ebay. SSD's make a huge difference in what humans perceive as "fast computing". It won't affect your fps in games, but will cut down load times and boot times by an insane amount. Will save time on projects and homework, especially with 11:59 deadlines being tough and all.

2). Not sure if you use wifi, but if you don't have a physical ethernet connection you need to get a wifi card (about 20$ or cheaper) or even a usb wifi chip (aesthetically debatable).

3). Oh and you need a case?

Good luck man, and don't forget an 4). optical/cd drive if you're installing your operating system that way. If not, usb installation is pretty good too.

The above "answer" is absolutely wrong, please unselect it before people get confused!

1) The efficiency of a PSU DOES NOT REDUCE THE RATED WATTAGE AT ALL! ALL PSUS ARE LABELED FOR THEIR OUTPUT POWER NOT INPUT POWER!
Basically, if it's a 400W PSU with 80% efficiency, it WILL output up to 400W, but the power consumption at the wall will be higher. If the internal load is 311W is going to be 388.7 at the wall. Your will only be using ~75% of the maximum power the PSU uses though, since that PSU at full load will be using 500W from your plug.
2) That system CANNOT BE OVERCLOCKED. As I mentioned, the H110 cannot overclock chips, you must use the Z170.


And no, that system won't take 311W, it won't even hit 250W most of the time.

 

[madmatt30]

Better choices for your budget, that board supports overclocking on locked chips should you want to.
Good quality case & PSU included for $800

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

CPU: Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core OEM/Tray Processor ($192.99 @ SuperBiiz)
CPU Cooler: Deepcool GAMMAXX 400 74.3 CFM CPU Cooler ($28.99 @ SuperBiiz)
Motherboard: ASRock B150 GAMING K4/HYPER ATX LGA1151 Motherboard ($88.98 @ Newegg)
Memory: G.Skill Aegis 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR4-2400 Memory ($34.98 @ Newegg)
Storage: Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive ($47.49 @ OutletPC)
Video Card: Zotac GeForce GTX 1060 6GB AMP! Edition Video Card ($279.99 @ SuperBiiz)
Case: Deepcool KENDOMEN Red ATX Mid Tower Case ($49.99 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: XFX TS 550W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply ($62.99 @ SuperBiiz)
Total: $786.40
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-07-31 04:50 EDT-0400

 

[Woohoopy]

The above "answer" is absolutely wrong, please unselect it before people get confused!

1) The efficiency of a PSU DOES NOT REDUCE THE RATED WATTAGE AT ALL! ALL PSUS ARE LABELED FOR THEIR OUTPUT POWER NOT INPUT POWER!
Basically, if it's a 400W PSU with 80% efficiency, it WILL output up to 400W, but the power consumption at the wall will be higher. If the internal load is 311W is going to be 388.7 at the wall. Your will only be using ~75% of the maximum power the PSU uses though, since that PSU at full load will be using 500W from your plug.
2) That system CANNOT BE OVERCLOCKED. As I mentioned, the H110 cannot overclock chips, you must use the Z170.


And no, that system won't take 311W, it won't even hit 250W most of the time.

Fixed the mistake, thanks for the help.

 

[basroil]

Fixed the mistake, thanks for the help.

PSU suggestion is still overkill for that system, a regular 550W PSU is more than enough, and plenty of them for <80 that are well reviewed.