crit my build (skylake build for 3d rendering, modeling)

[hexo]

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cpu Core i7 6700K							17000
Palit GTX 970							15950
mobo Asus Z170 Pro Gaming (USB3.1 + Type C) 4xDDR4 [DP,HDMI,VGA,DVI] A,V,GB							10450
ram Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-2400 CL14 x 2 (2x8GB) DDR4-2400 CL14 x 2							5900
tower NZXT Source 340 (S340) Glossy Mid Tower							3530
ssd Transcend 128GB SSD 370series							3200
							Total Price build 56030

So far, wala pa ko kapili para powersupply and cpu cooler. Mangayo sad ko ideas for bang for the buck nga dual monitor? 21.5 inches or above.

Salamat istoryans.

[Pi2plank]

asa ka kapalit sa ram na 5900 for 16gb (2 sticks 8gb at 2400mhz)? nangita sad ko og barato na ddr4, sa pchub kay tag 6720 ang 4sticks of 4gb (16gb total at 2133 mhz) ,if i go b150 board i need ddr4 but if i go h110 i'll just use ddr3 at 1866mhz

[hexo]

asa ka kapalit sa ram na 5900 for 16gb (2 sticks 8gb at 2400mhz)? nangita sad ko og barato na ddr4, sa pchub kay tag 6720 ang 4sticks of 4gb (16gb total at 2133 mhz) ,if i go b150 board i need ddr4 but if i go h110 i'll just use ddr3 at 1866mhz

i think sa pc express na nga price list nako nakuha ang ram 16gb.

[robz0996]

That actually looks really good overall. My only advice would be to get a Samsung 850 EVO SSD if you can fit it into your budget. What Power Supply are you planning to use? I'd suggest something from Seasonic, Super Flower or the Cooler Master V series, 550W or better will be fine as the GTX 970 doesn't draw that much power.

[wylliexhan]

As long as dli ka mag OC, naay daghan affordable nga aftermarket cooler ranging 1k+ PHP, even Intel's stock cooler pwede gani but since dli man included ang stock cooler sa imong CPU nga gpalit, then u really need to buy one. .

I believe mag OC ka since u choose the "K" CPU. .i suggest getting a closed loop wc for overclocking. .For the PSU, you can get a true rated 80+ 500W PSU. .like Seasonic, SuperFlower, EVGA PSU's. .the PSU brands i trusted. .

[hexo]

As long as dli ka mag OC, naay daghan affordable nga aftermarket cooler ranging 1k+ PHP, even Intel's stock cooler pwede gani but since dli man included ang stock cooler sa imong CPU nga gpalit, then u really need to buy one. .

I believe mag OC ka since u choose the "K" CPU. .i suggest getting a closed loop wc for overclocking. .For the PSU, you can get a true rated 80+ 500W PSU. .like Seasonic, SuperFlower, EVGA PSU's. .the PSU brands i trusted. .

yes bro, I chose the 6700k for future proof purposes only. But I do not have any experience in OC. Can you suggest me a PSU product best suited for this build bro?

and I've read articles about skylake procs bending due to their cooling system bro? I'm trying to be cautious that's why i'm waiting for advice here regarding this issue so that i won't regret any of my purchases.

Naa pa mu advice para ma optimize ako build bro? price wise... planning to keep this build below 70k.

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thanks sa advice bro. Naa pa ba gtx 970 na mas barato pa bro?

[wylliexhan]

Pila man imong budget nga ma shell out sa PSU? If budget is not an issue, I recommend on getting a SuperFlower Leader 650W Gold PSU for 5.5k PHP. .you can also get a Seasonic S12ii Evo 620W Bronze for 3.5k+ PHP. .

Yes nka basa pd ko anang issue about Skylake CPU's but I think mahitabo rana sya if u carry ur RIG to other areas, daladalahon nmu or ipa ship. .that's why they said to remove the CPU cooler if u're transporting ur RIG to other locations. .

As far as I know, affordable GTX 970 GPU's here sa Pinas are Palit & Zotac GPU's. .

[robz0996]

In regards to skylake procs bending due to cooling systems, it happens when you apply too much pressure to the mounting bolts holding the heatsink/waterblock on (ie. over-tightening). You won't generally have that problem with CLC (Closed Loop Coolers) because the waterblock is fairly light. The other option would be a Hyper 212 Evo/X, it's one of the best bang for buck air coolers on the market. Usually goes for around 1.6k to 1.8k. It's good for about a 15% OC depending on ambient temps.

As for PSU, You can pick up a Super Flower Leadex 650W fully modular 80+ Gold PSU for I believe 5.6k. They may be relatively expensive, yes, but I can tell you they are very much worth the price. 5 Year warranty, all Japanese caps and excellent build quality, voltage regulation and ripple control. An EVGA SuperNova G2 650W would work as well (it's basically the same exact unit as Super Flower is the OEM for the G2/P2/T2 series) but they're rather hard to find.

[hexo]

In regards to skylake procs bending due to cooling systems, it happens when you apply too much pressure to the mounting bolts holding the heatsink/waterblock on (ie. over-tightening). You won't generally have that problem with CLC (Closed Loop Coolers) because the waterblock is fairly light. The other option would be a Hyper 212 Evo/X, it's one of the best bang for buck air coolers on the market. Usually goes for around 1.6k to 1.8k. It's good for about a 15% OC depending on ambient temps.

As for PSU, You can pick up a Super Flower Leadex 650W fully modular 80+ Gold PSU for I believe 5.6k. They may be relatively expensive, yes, but I can tell you they are very much worth the price. 5 Year warranty, all Japanese caps and excellent build quality, voltage regulation and ripple control. An EVGA SuperNova G2 650W would work as well (it's basically the same exact unit as Super Flower is the OEM for the G2/P2/T2 series) but they're rather hard to find.

Salamat sa advice bro, I think 5.6k for a PSU mura out of the budget na na nako bro. ang 70k na ako budget included na unta ang dual monitor ana. Thanks again mga bro.

[robz0996]

Then ok ra kaau ang Seasonic gi suggest ni Wylliexhan. Still a high quality unit, I run a Seasonic myself. 2 years and still going strong. If you want to better utilize your budget, you could always get a 6700 non-k and a decent B150 motherboard. Since you aren't really planning to OC anyway, you won't really notice that much difference in performance. Cheaper still would be the LGA 1150 Haswell platform as performance gains from Skylake aren't that big. Just some food for thought.