Which component should I buy next?

[asifpeyash]

I'm going to buy components for my new gaming pc build. I've already bought the processor but I'm confused about what to buy next. I was previously thinking about buying the mouse but now I feel a bit hesitant and came here for some suggestions. I'm going to buy the components one at a time so please don't suggest to buy more than one at the same time.
Here's the parts list I want to buy: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/GdzXKZ

 

[Tomthenub]

Personally I dont recommend doing something like this, your cpu is now 2 generations old because your buying components piece by piece, if its going to take time, then make sure you have enough money to buy all/most of the necessary components first.

Good Luck

 

[rob.salewytsch]

Since you are buying one at a time, you might want to select the next part by what is on sale! Places like newegg and amazon often have daily deals. If one of those deals matches one of your components, that is what you should buy.

If you don't care about deals, then you should at least buy the components that work together. So in my view, I would buy your motherboard next. At least that way you have the foundation for your system.

Things like peripherals, (mouse and keyboard, etc) can be bought at any time.

 

[asifpeyash]

Since you are buying one at a time, you might want to select the next part by what is on sale! Places like newegg and amazon often have daily deals. If one of those deals matches one of your components, that is what you should buy.

If you don't care about deals, then you should at least buy the components that work together. So in my view, I would buy your motherboard next. At least that way you have the foundation for your system.

Things like peripherals, (mouse and keyboard, etc) can be bought at any time.

If you don't mind can you tell me about all the components to buy next serially.

 

[turkey3_scratch]

The order you buy them doesn't matter because you can't make the PC until you have all the parts, and prices fluctuate. I'm unsure why you would buy over a long period of time because new stuff comes out so you end up losing out on getting new hardware once you get enough money for a full machine.