I'm in the process of putting together a new PC for myself since my old one is getting a bit.. old..
Any improvements that wont make it sky rocket in price? Maybe another place to buy it, idk.

you dont need i7-4th gen lmfao
i5- 4th gen and you have already saved a lot of money, and it will be more than good enough unless you are going to hack NASA

you dont need i7-4th gen lmfao
i5- 4th gen and you have already saved a lot of money, and it will be more than good enough unless you are going to hack NASA

Indeed, a whopping 50 euros!

Quote from: Justin Bieber on October 25, 2014, 09:38:38 pm

you dont need i7-4th gen lmfao
i5- 4th gen and you have already saved a lot of money, and it will be more than good enough unless you are going to hack NASA

Indeed, a whopping 50 euros!

can't tell if sarcasm or not

Quote from: Christian on October 25, 2014, 09:41:34 pm

Quote from: Justin Bieber on October 25, 2014, 09:38:38 pm

you dont need i7-4th gen lmfao
i5- 4th gen and you have already saved a lot of money, and it will be more than good enough unless you are going to hack NASA

Indeed, a whopping 50 euros!

can't tell if sarcasm or not

Very sarcastic, it's only a 50 euros difference.

Z chipset motherboard, non K series CPU.

Kingston V300 uses synchronous NAND which is slower than asynchronous NAND, go for something like a Samsung 840 Evo or Crucial M550.

That case... just ewww. Extremely limited in terms of cable management, horrific drive mounting and just ugly. Take a look at the Fractal R4 or Corsair 200R.

Z chipset motherboard, non K series CPU.

Any suggestions to change/fix that? I'm not an expert on computers to say the least.

Kingston V300 uses synchronous NAND which is slower than asynchronous NAND, go for something like a Samsung 840 Evo or Crucial M550.

I'll keep that in mind and change it out!

Thanks a lot for your feedback.

Quote from: Arc on October 26, 2014, 11:26:25 am

Z chipset motherboard, non K series CPU.

If you think you'd be comfortable with overclocking, then a 4790k or 4770k for the CPU. Otherwise try looking around at H87 motherboards, you'll usually be able to find them for a lower price or better quality than a same price Z87 board. Maybe take a look at the Gigabyte H87 HD3, it's literally just the H87 board of the one in your list at the moment.

Quote from: Christian on October 26, 2014, 11:41:56 am

Quote from: Arc on October 26, 2014, 11:26:25 am

Z chipset motherboard, non K series CPU.

If you think you'd be comfortable with overclocking, then a 4790k or 4770k for the CPU. Otherwise try looking around at H87 motherboards, you'll usually be able to find them for a lower price or better quality than a same price Z87 board. Maybe take a look at the Gigabyte H87 HD3, it's literally just the H87 board of the one in your list at the moment.

What do you think of this?

Nice setup Christian.
I don't have much to say about it.. i would personally get enermax liquidtech 240mm water cooler, however then u might not be able to fit it into ur case.
If you are going to overclock ur cpu and stuff, then get Gold certified PSU, and if u wont be getting 2cnd graphics card in the future, 750W is a bit of overkill. Get 550/600W psu then.
But if u are, then get 750/800W gold/platinum psu, enermax/seasonic/forton, however forton aurum gold psu would be one of the best choices.
Rest of the setup seems fine.

Quote from: Arc on October 26, 2014, 01:09:48 pm

Quote from: Christian on October 26, 2014, 11:41:56 am

Quote from: Arc on October 26, 2014, 11:26:25 am

Z chipset motherboard, non K series CPU.

If you think you'd be comfortable with overclocking, then a 4790k or 4770k for the CPU. Otherwise try looking around at H87 motherboards, you'll usually be able to find them for a lower price or better quality than a same price Z87 board. Maybe take a look at the Gigabyte H87 HD3, it's literally just the H87 board of the one in your list at the moment.

What do you think of this?

Looks good

Quote from: Christian on October 26, 2014, 01:40:16 pm

Quote from: Arc on October 26, 2014, 01:09:48 pm

Quote from: Christian on October 26, 2014, 11:41:56 am

Quote from: Arc on October 26, 2014, 11:26:25 am

Z chipset motherboard, non K series CPU.

If you think you'd be comfortable with overclocking, then a 4790k or 4770k for the CPU. Otherwise try looking around at H87 motherboards, you'll usually be able to find them for a lower price or better quality than a same price Z87 board. Maybe take a look at the Gigabyte H87 HD3, it's literally just the H87 board of the one in your list at the moment.

What do you think of this?

Looks good

Now another question, do you know any good place (Website) to put together the PC?
Cheap good quality.

Just incase if you are intrested in putting your computer together by yourself, watch CareyHolzman on youtube, i could watch him for hours and not get bored.