Will it work?

[jeppevinken]

So i’m about to build a pc with old parts and new stuff so i wanted to know if any of you guys could help me out a bit (#firstpcbuild) so this is what i already own
An intel core i7 6700 and 8 gb ram and a 1,8 tb hard drive (still 1,5 tb space) from my 2 years used LENOVO Desktop PC IdeaCentre 300S-11ISH Intel Core i7-6700 (90D9002BMB) and i also am looking for this
The ASRock b250 pro4
The be quiet! Pure rock slim
The VGA GIGABYTE GTX 1060 3gb
The NZXT S340 elite white case
The seasonic M12II (or something like that... forgot the name #noob) modular with 520w
And the samsung evo850 250gb ssd
Also the corsair SP120 rgb led 3 pack with controller and another corsair SP120 rgb led (single) without controller
I hope you can help me out a bit thank you guys!!

 

[serioussamik17]

Absolutely that would work and a good choice of power supply. But one question, why are you willing to change the motherboard? I mean you can add the GPU, PSU, SSD in the new case with your existing motherboard, since you wish to continue with the same CPU.

 

[jeppevinken]

Serioussamik17 but i thaught that that would be a beter one then the one out of my old pc...

 

[serioussamik17]

Serioussamik17 but i thaught that that would be a beter one then the one out of my old pc...

Could you check and let me know the motherboard you have now? Change of chipset is not required if you are sticking to same CPU and unless you have requirement for:
1.More USB ports
2.Better SLI/X-Fire configuration (say upgrading to X8/X8 mode from X16/X4 mode)
3.Extra PCIE slot for SSD/other peripherals (even then that might be feasible in your current motherboard).
4.Require headroom for space, for installing say a water cooling kit/bigger CPU fan that your current motherboard cant house.

Other than these and unless your motherboard has suffered any damage, you wont get any performance benefit by that mobo upgrade.