I'm saving for a computer.

[Blicky]

I know I could've posted this in Shaun's thread, however I didn't want to steal all of his light
Also I didn't want the thread to get confused and mix replies intended for Shaun or myself.

Anyways! the title explains it all really, this is the computer I intend to build when I get enough money, probably by December/January as that's when all my overtime comes in. Any suggestions or changes? Just lemme know.

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/ch4Zpg

 

[John Daymon]

Finally your brother wont rape you for having the computer! @Alex_:D please help him

 

[Alex_:D 3]

MSI is a shit manufacturer, replace it with EVGA, Asus or Gigabyte.
You have selected a Micro ATX motherboard for a full ATX case, replace it with full ATX.

Everything else is 'fine'

 

[Bertie]

Seems like a 'decent' enough pc, it really depends what you're going to use it for. You can always upgrade in the future

 

[Bajar]

You could probably run minecraft at around 15 fps with that "amazing computer" Good luck

 

[Deleted member 5920]

MSI fucked me over when it came to motherboard, don'tbuy MSI, Asus are much better. AMD are decent but Nvidia software is better IMO.

 

[Walker]

Looks pretty good tbh, just make changes like the motherboard. Like Ethan and Alex said, MSI is shit.

 

[SatoshiAaron]

Yeah, MSI aren't too well known for motherboards. Also, GIGABYTE boards below 100$ from what I've seen and experience end up having issues early down the line. I would just get an ASUS straight off the bat. Intel GIGABYTE boards may be better though, so you could be fine, but I would still recommend ASUS for not only the great value and utilities, but for the assurance it will work well for a long time. It can also take a lot of stress on without a scratch.
[DOUBLEPOST=1451949248,1451949183][/DOUBLEPOST]Oh, and I would recommend getting a SSD straight of the bat. You can get ones for like 75% off retail on EBay, and they work just as new and last just as long, but you will need a full ATX, which you will probably want in the future anyway, so it is better saving money now and spending it all later on better parts instead of losing money on parts you barley used.