Is this a good build?

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Is this a good build?
I'm curious if this is a good build
Will i be able to use VR with this build?



It's a good build, exactly the same main parts as mine, just different vendors. The PC will run VR titles perfectly fine.
Quote Originally Posted by Harry View Post
It's a good build, exactly the same main parts as mine, just different vendors. The PC will run VR titles perfectly fine.
I did a little change to it
CPU cooler and bigger case


ooler Master Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler
Quote Originally Posted by Fliest_aladdin View Post
I did a little change to it
CPU cooler and bigger case


ooler Master Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler
The 212 EVO is the same cooler as mine, does a perfect job at cooling and is great for the price.
Are you going to use that build for gaming only ? if yes you can downgrade your processor to I5 6600k. Overall your build is awesome
Quote Originally Posted by Pimples700 View Post
Are you going to use that build for gaming only ? if yes you can downgrade your processor to I5 6600k. Overall your build is awesome
I would like to get a virtual reality after this, I want to get into streaming and youtube, but that's for the future.
I do a lot of multi tasking

Quote Originally Posted by Harry View Post
The 212 EVO is the same cooler as mine, does a perfect job at cooling and is great for the price.


ahh sounds good! it's cheaper and it does the job!
well if you are a content creator like me i7 will help you. but i think i7 6700k for gaming is overkill. btw good luck im really jealous right now LOL
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well if you are a content creator like me i7 will help you. but i think i7 6700k for gaming is overkill. btw good luck im really jealous right now LOL
ahha don't say that.
I'm just trying to get something that will last for a good while,
i'm passively buying the parts.
Quote Originally Posted by Fliest_aladdin View Post
ahha don't say that.
I'm just trying to get something that will last for a good while,
i'm passively buying the parts.
I'm assuming you mean that you will be buying the parts as you save the money? I personally would have to advise against this. Depending on how long you take to save the money parts may become outdated or drop in price. It is better to save all of the money up and then purchase everything you need around one of the various holiday sales throughout the year, like Newegg's usual forth of July sales.
Quote Originally Posted by wakeboardnzx View Post
I'm assuming you mean that you will be buying the parts as you save the money? I personally would have to advise against this. Depending on how long you take to save the money parts may become outdated or drop in price. It is better to save all of the money up and then purchase everything you need around one of the various holiday sales throughout the year, like Newegg's usual forth of July sales.
when's the best time, i'm trying to buy everything by june
?


Quote Originally Posted by yugurt View Post
You could save a lot of cash on the psu. Go for something around 500W instead.
really? it will be enough
Quote Originally Posted by Fliest_aladdin View Post

really? it will be enough
Yes it would be enough by far.
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when's the best time, i'm trying to buy everything by june?
Well alright in that case it wouldn't matter a whole lot if you're planning on building by June. But if you're pinching pennies keep an eye out for Valentines Day and Saint Patrick's day sales
Pc Part Picker actually has some great resources that can show both price trends and current deals on parts.
Trends
Price Drops
(Hopefully those links will work, if not they can be found in the tabs at the top of the website.)

Just a side note, Nvidia's Gtx 2000 series cards are to launch sometime this year too.
Quote Originally Posted by wakeboardnzx View Post
Well alright in that case it wouldn't matter a whole lot if you're planning on building by June. But if you're pinching pennies keep an eye out for Valentines Day and Saint Patrick's day sales
Pc Part Picker actually has some great resources that can show both price trends and current deals on parts.
Trends
Price Drops
(Hopefully those links will work, if not they can be found in the tabs at the top of the website.)

Just a side note, Nvidia's Gtx 2000 series cards are to launch sometime this year too.
the 2000 series?

I bet they're like so expensive tho!
i'm trying to keep this build 1500 and less! btw whats the best OS?> windows 10 or 7 ?


and the links don't work
You could save a lot of cash on the psu. Go for something around 500W instead.
You could go for a 128gb or 256gb ADD to store your OS on for faster boost time, and a couple of your favorite games so they load faster.
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