Complete Gaming Rig For ~1400

[Froggy35]

Hey guys!

I´m planning on setting up a PC for gaming and just wanted to ask if the following setup is OK or if you have better suggestions:

CPU: Intel Core i5-6600, 4x 3.30GHz, boxed
Motherboard: ASRock Fatal1ty Z170 Gaming K6
GPU: Sapphire Radeon R9 390
RAM: Crucial DIMM Kit 16GB, DDR4-2133
HDD: Seagate Desktop HDD 1TB, SATA 6Gb/s
SSD: Samsung SSD 850 Evo 250GB, SATA
Monitor: Dell Professional P2416D, 23.8" (2560x1440)cCa
Case: Nanoxia Deep Silence 3, black
Keyboard: Sharkoon Skiller Pro+
PSU: Enermax Platimax 850W

The reason for the 850W PSU is that I whant to keep me the Crossfire Option open since I plan on using this setup for at least 5 years or so. But due to the higher resolution of the monitor sooner or later I will need a better GPU or Crossfire. I heard many negative things about Crossfire/SLI, but the ones who get it to work properly seem to have no regrets.

I don´t necessarily plan on overclocking, but maybe I will give it a try if needed one day.

The keyboard is not the best, but since I´m very happy with my Sharkoon mouse I thougt to just give them another try.

I hope to have provided all necessary information; sorry for eventual mistakes, I´m not a native speakter.
many thanks in advance

 

[Big B]

If you think you might overclock, then it would be a wise idea to invest in a CPU cooler. The Intel ones are fine for stock---nothing spectacular, but they do the job fine for the purpose.
Do you have an OS? If not, factor that in.

 

[Froggy35]

The OS seems to be kind of a trouble in terms of installation. I have a windows 7 home enterprise disk and plan on installing this and then upgrade to win 10. for USB-installation a patcher would be needed, but as for the disk installation the information wasn´t distinct.

Also is overclocking with a non-k CPU possible? There too I found different answers on the net.

 

[Wicked Mystic]

Also is overclocking with a non-k CPU possible? There too I found different answers on the net.

You cannot raise multiplier so for overclocking K models are much better. I also would avoid TLC drives, like Samsung 850 Evo. Samsung already have two crap TLC models (840 and 840 Evo).