Would like to build a new PC 2016/2017

[DarkWilSin]

Ok im going to list the things i have and the things i would like you're help with.

Full tower cool master haf x
power supply 1600
razer chroma mouse
thats what i have for re use.

new parts i need for a upgrade:
Motherboard
ram
cpu
videocard
hdd or ssd
and moniter

all for gaming. at 1080p with maxed out settings and i never want to see any game i play go below 60fps.

if there is anything else i need or you recommend please add it and tell me why i need it and why i should add it or buy it.

my budget is from $800 to $1500

also intel and nvidia only thank you. no sli just 1 card will do.

the old setup in there that i am using at this moment and you will see why i need a upgrade and i dont want amd ati or any of that.

AMD Phenom II X6 1090T
Thuban 45nm Technology

8.00GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 668MHz (9-9-9-24)

ASUSTeK Computer INC. Crosshair IV Extreme (AM3)

1279MB NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 (EVGA)

465GB Seagate ST500LM012 HN-M500MBB ATA Device (SATA)
55GB OWC Mercury Electra 3G SSD ATA Device (SSD)

HL-DT-ST BD-RE WH10LS30 ATA Device

Is anyone out there willing to help me or is this a waste of time?

 

[dexxterlab97]

What game you planning to play?

 

[aplipinski]

I second his question. It all depends on what you're playing. Also be careful reusing old power supplies. If it is pretty recent you will be fine. As far as the other components go, pick a nice ssd, it is well worth the money. They are whisper quiet and faster. If you can't afford 500gigs of ssd though, then get a backup hdd. As far as motherboards go, you could probably swing a micro ATX, but that depends on if you are overclocking. I've got a msi h110 gaming micro atx and it works great for me. CPUs, there is always Intel skylake series. You could get by with an i5 but i7 is where it's at but it might take you to the full $1500. As far as gpus go, you could be like me and buy a model that has gone down in price like the gtx 960 or 970, or you could be the person who wants it all and needs the 1080. And lastly monitors. Don't cheat yourself here. If you built it all then damnit you should enjoy it. That being said however, some people prefer big monitors, I personally want to keep my focus on a smaller screen and they are cheaper. But don't settle for anything less than a 1080p resolution. Hope this helped.