Gaming Build Help!

[jcf226]

Not sure if posted in right place, but some help and guidance would be appreciated if this build is compatible, heard some weird things about the g.skill rgb ram on non asus boards

Thanks

CASE: NZXT 340
CPU: Intel Core i7 8700/8700k
MOBO: MSI Z370 Gaming Pro Carbon AC
SSD: Samsung 960 evo 250gb
HDD: Any 2TB
COOLER: NZXT Kraken X52
RAM G.SKILL Trident Z RGB 16gb (maybe 3200mhz)
PSU: Cooler Master V750 PSU Full modular
GPU: msi GTX 1080ti

 

[trents]

Coolermaster is not a brand most of us would recommend for PSUs. And you don't need 750 watt with just one video card by any means. EVGA is by far the go to brand by the regulars on this forum: https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-SuperNO...11199&sr=8-2&keywords=evga+fully+modular+650w

What will be the primary use of the computer?

 

[jcf226]

Thanks for reply, only went with cooler master psu because ive seen it on offer recently.
PC will be used for all sorts but mostly for gaming.

 

[corpsejockey]

Oem is enhance for the v750. Its a pretty decent unit. I don't see any issues with it if the price is good.

 

[Dermen]

I had a Coolermaster V650 (also made by enhance) and it lasted about a month. PC shut off and wouldn't come back on. RMA was quick at least. There were quite a few similar stories on newegg reviews so I sold it after I got it back from RMA. I took a chance on it because there weren't a lot of options with it's compact size (there are now).

Seasonic is probably my favorite PSU company, it seems like all their stuff is good or great. eVGA and Corsair have great PSUs as well but they also have mediocre lines that I would personally avoid.

 

[jcf226]

i've looked at the EVGA 750 GQ And seems to have solid reviews, prob can get away with a 650 but just in case over time i get another gpu