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Hey guys! This is the new pc that I'm currently building, have all the parts ready, and going assemble it over the weekend. What do you guys think?

Intel - Core i7-7820X 3.6GHz 8-Core Processor
Corsair - H115i PRO 55.4 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler
Gigabyte - X299 AORUS Gaming 3 ATX LGA2066 Motherboard
G.Skill - Trident Z RGB 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory
Samsung - 960 EVO 1TB M.2-2280 Solid State Drive
MSI - GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11GB GAMING X TRIO Video Card
Corsair - Crystal 570X RGB ATX Mid Tower Case
EVGA - SuperNOVA G2 850W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply

This is the monitor I'm using for it: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...-797-_-Product

Also I'm Looking for any suggestions to what cool accessories or furniture or lighting I could buy and use to decorate my gaming room.

32GB a bit overkill and I would have went for the I7 7700K quad core @ 4.5 ghz

u have it set

Whole build overkill. shit better run Minecraft

Looks pretty good, hopefully you use it well

I have a feeling you're only posting this to brag about yourself. Also, RGB LED lighting strips can be a good decorative for your room, specifically behind your computer desk.

Originally Posted by Hydra

I have a feeling you're only posting this to brag about yourself. Also, RGB LED lighting strips can be a good decorative for your room, specifically behind your computer desk.

not trying to brag XD, I recently got into pc so I had a friend select the parts, just wanted to make sure its good because i wanted to setup a gaming room for me to stream, I like the RGB led lighting idea, was looking into it, on another note, i also need help figuring out how sometimes youtubers setup look like its wireless like how do they setup monitors without seeing the wires

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Originally Posted by itzsheng

Should have spent them on yeezys

Do the simple ikea countertop / drawers. I think it's one of the cleanest looks out there. RGB lighting in the back or none at it(i don't like any of the lighting but you want it, that's my opinion).

yea i been trying to buy a new desk, was looking for a clean ikea counter top and drawers but didnt know which one to pick

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Originally Posted by EL Surenzo dA KK Caponeiyl

what are you using it for tho

at the moment, fortnite :P

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Originally Posted by Ticherhaz

May I know how much all of them? btw its pretty cool dude.

around a few k

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Originally Posted by niggo

why the heck would anyone need a 7700k now? spend 20$ more for 2 additional cores and more oc headroom

in general a good tip but with a x299 chipset you have quadchannel ram so he needs 4 sticks for it to be as efficient as possible

nice build

except for the subjective decision of what case someone likes best this is a pretty well rounded build you have there

if you plan on going sli a 7900x wouldve been a tad bit better as this one has 44pcie lanes as opposed to 28 with the 7820x

yea was thinking of a 7900x but went a little over my budget, and my friend said I wouldnt have been able to use it to its full potiential

Should have spent them on yeezys

Do the simple ikea countertop / drawers. I think it's one of the cleanest looks out there. RGB lighting in the back or none at it(i don't like any of the lighting but you want it, that's my opinion).

Too much overkill, looks like you're just flexing.

Originally Posted by Hydra

I have a feeling you're only posting this to brag about yourself.

I though the same thing. As if it isn't obvious the build is good.

May I know how much all of them? btw its pretty cool dude.

what are you using it for tho

Save some money

Buy less ram now

Buy more when it's cheaper

Thanks me later

Originally Posted by Matthew

32GB a bit overkill and I would have went for the I7 7700K quad core @ 4.5 ghz

why the heck would anyone need a 7700k now? spend 20$ more for 2 additional cores and more oc headroom

Originally Posted by Jacky

Buy less ram now

Buy more when it's cheaper

Thanks me later

in general a good tip but with a x299 chipset you have quadchannel ram so he needs 4 sticks for it to be as efficient as possible

Originally Posted by KanyeWest

What do you guys think?

nice build

except for the subjective decision of what case someone likes best this is a pretty well rounded build you have there

if you plan on going sli a 7900x wouldve been a tad bit better as this one has 44pcie lanes as opposed to 28 with the 7820x

nice pc

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