So originally I was going with this https://pcpartpicker.com/list/F78GQV url

But now I'm thinking about going with this: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LyfvXH url

Jw if the asthetics are worth it and have a couple of questions

1) is there that much of a difference between the cpu coolers as far as cooling goes
2) should I opt for a blower type of gpu
3) with rumors of a 1070ti coming as soon as mid-late October should I just wait for that?
4) if I'm currently only playing non that demanding of games but want to be able to play future games so should I just get a 1060? Or might as well invest in something better now?

All I can think of for now, any advice or input is appreciated plz and thx as always

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First link (original) : https://pcpartpicker.com/list/F78GQV

Second link (revised) https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LyfvXH

id get cheaper psu, ram and hv100i cooler and add rest to a better 1440/144hz/1ms monitor.

Good lord my grammer looks terrible with autocorrect

But anyway thx for input I was kinda thinking about that too but I think tbh I wouldn't make the better resolution worth it :/

are you Intel fan boy only?

No but I was told that I don't need to go amd as I won't be utilizing all that it offers... And I heard that amd components run hotter?

Well AMD Ryzen is better value for money and does run alot cooler than intel kabylake.
Got a 4790k and a ryzen 1700 system right now, both with dual rad corsair AIO cooler.

I will have a look at the questions when I have some time

This post was edited by ZwiX on Sep 23 2017 03:34am

Kool thx for the info and ya that'd be great

1) is there that much of a difference between the cpu coolers as far as cooling goes
2) should I opt for a blower type of gpu
3) with rumors of a 1070ti coming as soon as mid-late October should I just wait for that?
4) if I'm currently only playing non that demanding of games but want to be able to play future games so should I just get a 1060? Or might as well invest in something better now?

1) Not much of a difference temperature wise between the two coolers. Most who goes with AIO are thinking about aesthetics, I personally think those Noctua coolers are damn ugly.
2) Even tho is a smaller ITX case the case has enough options for fans, therefor the airflow should be great enough for open-air GPU. I would do 2x 120mm intake bottom and 2x 120mm exhaust top (could be AIO rad)
3) I don't see any reason to wait for an unconfirmed 1070ti right now.
4) If you have the budget for the 1070 I believe you should indeed go with it. Its a considerable upgrade over an gtx 1060.