I'm looking to buy a new PC.
I play WoW, League, Overwatch, Diablo 3, and maybe a few other games here and there.
I intend on streaming in the future.

I found two PCs that are around my budget on newegg (I cant be bothered to build one myself)
I was curious what would be the best options for my personal needs.

#1
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883102083&ignorebbr=1

i7 6700K 4.0GHz
GTX 970 4GB
16 GB RAM
240 GB SSD
1 TB HD
has a Z170 MoBo

#2
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883102165
i5 6600 3.3GHz
GTX 1070 8GB DDR5
8 GB RAM
120 GB SSD
1 TB HDD
has a Intel H110 MoBo

My concerns are as folllow

#1
-Is a 970 Going to be able to handle Ultra settings on all games if i run a 1920x1080 Resolution?
-Is a i7 6700K Too good for what im trying to do?

#2
-Will the i5 6600 be able to get the full use of a 1070?
- Is the H110 MoBo too bad?

Any help/opinions would be greatly appreciated.

Lmao for that price please for the love of god build your own or pay someone $50 to do it

Remember it's Canadian dollars

Stop being lazy and build one yourself. Those are shit part choices on both. All you need is a 1070 6600k with a decent cooler and overclock it. Cyber ripoff is a awful branding.

mind hooking up a part list?
My budget is 1500-1600 $CDN
I don't know shit all about specific brands etc, all i know is from the parts ive seen and prices it's not going to be any cheaper.

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/J6dCbj

go to kinguin.net and get a legit OS key for 30 dollars.

Edited

This post was edited by Z97 on Jul 8 2016 01:25am

How much more was the gaming 5?

40 or so more. The 5 is flashier and has a few more VRMs for the cpu. Will be within 1-200 mhz difference at most on the OC at the most

Is there any way to prune the price down a little bit or am i pretty much stuck with this price range for good quality?

What you linked is $1654 and then im going to get shafted on taxes, will be close to 1900 bucks.

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/JQ99JV
~70ish more for windows and comp install.
Beats any trash prebuild from newegg