Hello everyone, after posting my wish to buy a custom PC online, users have told be to build my own so here I am.

I am seeking help to build it from people who actually know if it will fit, work well, etc. (last one i built my GPU was too big for my case and I broke the case while trying to install it, so I had to buy a new case )

I would like to use http://www.newegg.ca/ to order it since I had good service with this website 4 years ago.

My budget is around 1500$. I have my monitor, keyboard, mouse and speakers, but I would not mind upgrading. I could go 1750$ if people agree that the 250 extra bucks is making a huge difference.

I would like the case to be good looking with a window to see inside, but I don't have a particular color in mind. Liquid cooling is I think a must for a gaming desktop? So I guess I will have it.

If you have suggestions/builds, please post them!

Thanks!

When do you plan to purchase?

as soon as possible, my current pc is not able to run any games atm... it is making a lot of noise and is very slow

i can give my fg for help, as I don't need it

After seeing a couple posts and the guides I will add these details:

Budget: 1500-1750$
More specific use (what games, what programs): League of Legends mainly, but I would like to be able to run high-end games
Planned time until purchase: ASAP
Do you need an Operating System?: Yes
Do you have any specific preferred components?: no, but I would like to order from http://www.newegg.ca/
Do you need a sound or wireless card?: Not for now
Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on overclocking?: no overclocking, but would like liquid cooling
Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: No
Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): Canada, Québec province

i5 6600k, z170 atx, evo212, 390x, 250gb ssd, 1/2tb hdd, 16gb ddr4, 650w
No oc but liquid cooling. Sounds stupid
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/BDTqYJ

This post was edited by ChingeR on Apr 8 2016 05:12pm

^ this is a good build ^

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This post was edited by FedOx on Apr 8 2016 05:51pm

liquid cooling is only required for overclocking?

what are the benefits of overclocking?

alright so with this build posted above it is 1550, adding the windows 7 professional SP1 64-bit it takes the order to 1730$

which is in my budget

is there something I should swap in the build posted?

Here, I changed a few things,.. in short you get a cool theme (red/black), better motherboard, cheaper, but less storage space (just about average).

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/wvvr3C





edit: Also with this processor 6600k, you can overclock it easily with 1 button with this motherboard,.. the benefits is you get more processor speed, though you wont notice it if you dont use apps or games that require that much of cpu.

My suggestion to you is dont overclock it, I know you arent a pc extremist so it wont make any difference to you, its an extremely good processor as it comes already.

As you posted nicely Ill tell you, people used to overclock processors to get more out of a processor back then, but nowadays the processors are a lot stronger than any regular use, so basically what Im saying is, you can overclock it, but most likely you wont need it.

This post was edited by FedOx on Apr 8 2016 07:57pm

great, the red/black theme will add up nicely with my mouse, keyboard and pad