overall looks good and very similar to my build, heres some food for thought :

1. if your planning to upgrade to an i7 or i9 eventually i wouldnt get a cheap z390 board, spend £40+ more and get a mid range one like the gigabyte Auros Elite or Pro, they have proper 3.0 gen 2 USB and ive heard the cheap boards have issues coping with the i9, and little things like heatsinks on the m.2 slots and a nicer looking board all round is worth the money in my humble opinion, also people complain about the gigabyte bios but lets be honest, it still does everything you need it too in the end so dont be put off

2. get a 970 evo M.2 SDD for an extra £45 for an average speed increase of 156%!!! according to userbenchmark.com, i had an Agility 3 64GB SSD from my old rig and when i compared it to the 970 evo is was literally over 3000% slower lol, and that same SSD was the only thing keeping my old 2004 Rig playing games like league of legends

3. 2070 is nice card, i opted for a 1070 ti but it totally depends on current prices and what monitor you have, ive got a 24" 1080p 144hz monitor and figured the i5 9600k and 1070ti would be be enough to keep a decent fps on that screen after watching some youtube comparison vids, probably a little overkill but id rather that than underkill haha

thats all i can think of atm, just trying to share what ive learned recently!

How is the (extreme) overclocking on a rig like this, with aircooling and a I5 9600K?

Can I air cool this instead of water cool?

Is this build VR ready?

Hi there, how does the RTX 2070 compare to the GTX 1080 from the previous build? New pc builder over here, trying to make sense of it all.

Will an i5 bottleneck a 2070?

a 2070 for 500$ their is no way that card is real

Does the pc have good cooling?

I may buy these parts. I'm new to pc building and you really helped me. Thanks!

So how well does this PC handle games? Does it get good FPS?

For all of these amazing parts the price seems to good to be true. Is it worth it to upgrade the CPU to an i7 or higher, or is that just unnecessary?

Hi there. This is almost the same as the build I'm starting at the moment. Please have a look and tell me if I can change something and make it better value for money https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/z6jR6s P.S I don't trust these AIO coolers and this is why I'm going for traditional one.

Is this case silent compared to other cases with glass on the side?

do you have a image of the build?

How much FPS would I run fortnite with this on high settings and streaming 1080/720p

The motherboard has a sticker right where I should put the thermal paste. Do we peel it off or leave it on? It does not appear to be a sticker that can easily be removed.

I have heard the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 has a track record of crashing. Does anyone have any experience with this card?

Im planning to buy these parts around Spring.I see you are doing another part every 2 or 3 months should i wait for the newest one when the time comes.(example: if you have posted 2 months ago should i wait for the new one)

Will I be able to add three additional internal hard discs to this build. If not what would be necessary to do this?

Wait, the motherboard you selected states it uses MEMORY TYPE DDR4-2133 / 2400 / 2666 but the RAM you have shown is 2800. Is that compatible??

Hello got a quick question. Will this build be good for gaming, streaming, and some video editing? Just wondering if it will be able to handle it all or would I have to get a separate pc build for streaming and video editing?

This is similar to my build I'm planning out and I'm questioning if the differences would be worth it. I've been told liquid cooling can be hard to deal with, especially for first time builders so I didn't go that route but I'd be open to it if it's worth it.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Why do you have a case with only one top exhaust port and a CPU cooler that demands a two part exhaust port?? That case doesn't seem to match your build.

I bought the old version of this build a few days ago, but got the gigabyte version instead because of a link error. Why the switch to MSI? Is it because the gigabyte windforce kind of had lots of crashing problems?

Also the Gskill 2800 is out of stock.

I'm currently installing the above mentioned cooling system and motherboard, but the wire connecting from the turbine cooler requires a 3 pin location on the motherboard, and there doesn't seem to be one anywhere. Does anyone have any advice as to how I can remedy this? Please be aware I'm very new to this, thanks.

Close to a build I’ve been working on, got all components and having it put together monday. Been working on getting everything since black friday. https://pcpartpicker.com/user/NHpc603/saved/3txMZL

How much does this PC cost with shipping costs??

Hi, I'm glad to find this, i think i will use it as guide for my upgrade. Currently have i5 6500 and EVGA GTX 1060 6G SX on a Asus B150. Got a couple of questions tho -Is keeping on i5 the best idea? Everytime I tell people I will upgrade they say "go for the highest i7 you can" -How noticeable is the upgrade in graphics going from the 1060 to a RTX 2070?

Thanks!

Where would you install the 240 mm radiator on the case?

first choice

Do i have to buy both the SSD and HDD for storage or just one? New to this trying to build a computer

I just bought and assembled this build but I'm dumb and there is no wifi? I don't get how to get wifi on this build, i have to buy a special m.2 wifi module that's only sold on US amazon? very confused please help.

I would switch out the motherboard.

This PC is really bare bones

The RTX 2070 doesn't even have a virtuallink

$1,300 BUILD + WIN 10 OS COST

basically my dream build with some other **** added on

Bought most of these parts of this list and put it all together. Overall solid build however had major problems with the motherboard and cpu cooler. Put it all together and the motherboard was faulty had to swap it out as it wasn’t registering my ram and hence wouldn’t boot up. Then as I put the pieces back together after an already mind numbing process of diagnosing the problem the lack of instructions on the cpu cooler and a singular video on fitting it (with none for my socket) meant I had not fitted a bracket correctly and had to re apply paste and then still didn’t get the right temperatures. I flipped the radiator round despite the instructions clearly stating a different placement and now I finally have decent temperatures. So upon judgement don’t buy from ASRock their motherboards are garbage and lack quality control. This CPU cooler is a nightmare to fit and reasonably loud. Think about spending a bit more on a respectable motherboard and a more widely used cooler.

So I have a -Intel i3-8100 3.6 GHz Quad Core Processor -CPU -ASRock B360M Pro4 -Motherboard -8GB (2x4) -Memory (They are corsair but, I forgot what it is called but it should be like the one In the entry level pc) -Western Digital 1 TB 3.5" 7200RPM -Hardrive -Radeon RX 570 -Video Card (It says sapphire on it aswell idk if that matters) -Corsair Spec-05 -Case (im pretty sure thats what it is called) -Corsair CXM (2015) 450 W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX -Power Supply

And I want to upgrade to the CPU and video card to the ones on this list but i dont know if it will work, yes i know i could use the filter but i just want to make sure and if i need to replace any other parts for it to work. Thanks :) (btw im only 12 so i dont know everything about computers but I know a some what decent amount) i also use fan cooling so yeah.

Is this LAN only?

Will this be good for a 144hz monitor?

Only thing I would change is the board to Asus, because of obvious reasons. And get a Corsair AIO, from what I hear CoolerMaster AIO's are not very good (as in they have more failures than competitors). Not to mention Corsair gives you way better fans in the package, than CM. (ML and SP fans that are close to double the static pressure of CM's fans)

Is it specific 2070's. I got an MSI Gaming Z and now worried it'll crashed in a few months.

Hi, I want to ask about the thermal management on the CPU. It seems like you have picked out the CPU and the GPU first as priorities, which I completely agree with, then you use the rest of the "Budget" on the rest of the components. I'm not sure how efficient or what the performance of the rest of the build compares to, but I question the performance of the CPU Cooling systems. Considering that it is still from a reliable-ish company, I still do not trust the Cooler since it is a Low - Mid end System.
I question the reliability of this system, Please inform me.

Hi is it possible if I can use an i7 instead of an i5

Tried to do my best to make one similar in price, but better components like SSD, More ram, and a better cooler. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/nFTHD2

How would you put Windows on this? I understand the whole process very well accept this aspect... Is it cheaper to just buy a pre-fab since Windows is preinstalled? Windows costs about $200