Should I change anything???

So many posts, I know, this should be the last one :P

#when-i-buy-my-own-presents-:-(

https://pcp artp icker.com/list/Tcsd4C
PSU : https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...01&ignorebbr=1 (New product not on partpicker yet, i believe)

The Prices are not the prices that I am actually buying at.

I am getting discounts on CPU, Motherboard, Case. - Microcenter

DDR4 Ram and SSD will be used because I already have them in possession

Stock Cooler (No overclocking yet, Probably will never need to, but we will see)

I am using a 1060 because that is the only thing that is so hard to find on sale, maybe i will try to get a gtx 1080.

I still need a monitor, keyboard, and mouse if anyone wants to recommend me anything

Merry CRISSSSMASTTTT

If you ever decide to go for a component upgrade, i.e. an SLI: you should consider getting a fully modular PSU now as it makes things a whole lot easier. Wattage itself should be sufficient if you ever decide to get an upgrade, unless if you get a triple SLI.

Also, I heard rumours that Ryzen doesn't get along with Nvidia that well, but like I said, its rumours.

In terms of peripherals, get what suits your needs. Personally I find picking keyboard and mouse best in person, seeing which mouse fits my hand best and which keyboard rests my palm and lands my fingers on the keys. Mechanical or not, makes no difference whatsoever, just the price tag. Personally I can recommend you what I have, a Steelseries Apex 350- plenty of macros, comfortable and modern. Mouse you should pick accordingly dependent on whether you will need plenty of macros or constant DPI changes. Steelseries also have a great range of mice that allow you to change a wide variety of settings to suit your preference, but they aren't macro friendly as much as it is just a typical mouse.

Originally Posted by Edible Cyanide

I am using a 1060 because that is the only thing that is so hard to find on sale, maybe i will try to get a gtx 1080.

I still need a monitor, keyboard, and mouse if anyone wants to recommend me anything

Here is some quick information that should help you. The 1080 is a good GPU don't get me wrong but the cheapest you're probably going to get it is about $540 on a good sale maybe. The 1070ti on the other hand can be gotten for $455, which is almost $100 cheaper for a GPU that is only about 5% slower.

As for monitor, I personally believe any gaming monitor MUST be 144hz refresh rate, playing on 60hz or 75hz is a huge disadvantage. I'd also recommend getting a 1ms response time, but that's usually a given for a gaming monitor. The best bargain that comes to my mind is the Benq zowie 24inch; it's about $250 and you're getting a really nice 144hz 1ms monitor for a cheaper price. Although, if you're wanting to do 4k or even 1440p I'd recommend a dell or asus as they have some pretty decent monitors for a good deal compared to benq and acer. Also you may want to read up on g-sync which is what monitors use to remove screen tearing on computers with certain GPUs. g-sync isn't really neccessary if you're computer can always run without frame drops but it may come in handy if you're playing really really hard games on the PC.

Now as for keyboards and mice.

I've had several keyboard throughout my day and I can say out of all the keyboard I've had the Logitech Orion 610 is the best bang for buck. You can get it with cherry mx browns/reds for about $70 bucks on amazon, maybe cheaper other places. The only con to this keyboard is that it is only white led backlit which isn't a problem for minimalist people, but if you're into shiny rgb keyboard this may not be the kb for you. Also the keycaps are standard plastic which feel cheap compared to PBT keycaps.

The next keyboard I can recommend is the Corsair K95 RGB Platinum, I personally have never owned this keyboard but I have a few friends that use this beast and it's quite the keyboard. It's very expensive in my opinion for a keyboard as it retails at about $200, but it's got all the bells and whistles you'd want in a keyboard.
If you're a fan of extra things and aesthetics this may be the kb for you. It has programmable macro keys and a volume roller along with some extra buttons that do some other features. The only real con to this keyboard is that is only comes in Cherry mx browns or cherry mx speeds, not bad choices at all, but very limiting.

The last keyboard I'd recommend is my current keyboard, the Cooler Master RGB Pro L, this keyboard is the best of all worlds. It has the features you could want in a keyboard. It has absolutely stunning rgb lights that I honestly think are as good if not better than any other keyboard I've seen in person. It can be equipped with cherry mx reds/blues/browns and they are all 100% authentic. The keyboard is a steal for it's features and can be bought for about $85 which compares to $150+
with any other keyboard that has the same features. The only con is that the keycaps are not very cheap and can get dirty easy, but they can always be cleaned.

I've only used one mouse and personally I think it is the best mouse in terms of bang for buck. The logitech g403 is a cheap mice that is comparable to any $200 "pro" mouse that professionals use. It has all the settings necessary and can be bought for less than $40. The logitech g502 is also just as good of a mouse for around the same price just a tad bigger. And if you were going to spend an completely unneccessary amount of money on a mouse, I personally think the logitech g903 lightspeed is AWESOME. It is not necessary like I said but I've used it and it feels great.

Well there is my 2 cents if it helped you feel free to leave a rep or thanks as that just took 30 minutes to write.

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