Cheetos_Break wrote Would it be an issue if i wanted 16gb RAM instead of the 8 or will it do fine. Also i wanted LEDs inside how much would that be. The reason i was using CyberPower was they build it for you and i really don't have the time to do it myself right now

For gaming, 8GB is plenty. You can easily add another 8GB RAM easily if you want. You definitely have time to build a PC, it takes a morning, at most. CyberPower overcharge you for low-end and unbalanced rigs with low quality components. You can add an LED strip for a couple of dollars, they're everywhere. You can find them on eBay, NCIX, Amazon, NewEgg etc etc.

Cheetos_Break wrote Would it be an issue if i wanted 16gb RAM instead of the 8 or will it do fine. Also i wanted LEDs inside how much would that be. The reason i was using CyberPower was they build it for you and i really don't have the time to do it myself right now

For gaming 8GB is more than enough right now, if you will be doing a lot of video editing or graphics/photoshop work more RAM will help. You can build a PC in 30 mins to an hour so it really won't take much of your time. If you insist on getting one built there are much better places than Cyberpower all they care about is making money where there might be someone local who do a better job for less.

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Cheetos_Break wrote Would it be an issue if i wanted 16gb RAM instead of the 8 or will it do fine. Also i wanted LEDs inside how much would that be. The reason i was using CyberPower was they build it for you and i really don't have the time to do it myself right now

For gaming, 8GB is plenty. You can easily add another 8GB RAM easily if you want. You definitely have time to build a PC, it takes a morning, at most. CyberPower overcharge you for low-end and unbalanced rigs with low quality components. You can add an LED strip for a couple of dollars, they're everywhere. You can find them on eBay, NCIX, Amazon, NewEgg etc etc.

Okay thank you so much you don't know how much you helped me. For the OS i saw you left it blank, what would you recommend for it or is it just a me preference

Cheetos_Break wrote

Sanctyy wrote

Cheetos_Break wrote Would it be an issue if i wanted 16gb RAM instead of the 8 or will it do fine. Also i wanted LEDs inside how much would that be. The reason i was using CyberPower was they build it for you and i really don't have the time to do it myself right now

For gaming, 8GB is plenty. You can easily add another 8GB RAM easily if you want. You definitely have time to build a PC, it takes a morning, at most. CyberPower overcharge you for low-end and unbalanced rigs with low quality components. You can add an LED strip for a couple of dollars, they're everywhere. You can find them on eBay, NCIX, Amazon, NewEgg etc etc.

Okay thank you so much you don't know how much you helped me. For the OS i saw you left it blank, what would you recommend for it or is it just a me preference

Well you can use Linux which is free, buy a cheap windows key online or just get windows the free way *cough* torrent it *cough*

Treyarched is on point, beat me to answering the OS question. I want to point out OP, if you're not going to overclock, you can save some money on the rig I suggested or get some better parts elsewhere. Also, with the rig I suggested, keep in mind that you can add a 2nd 970 in SLI whenever you want, or add in a PCIe SSD for dank speeds.

Sanctyy wrote Treyarched is on point, beat me to answering the OS question. I want to point out OP, if you're not going to overclock, you can save some money on the rig I suggested or get some better parts elsewhere. Also, with the rig I suggested, keep in mind that you can add a 2nd 970 in SLI whenever you want, or add in a PCIe SSD for dank speeds.

so if i go with the build you picked out i should have a decent computer or should i add/change anything to it.
yes i would like to overclock btw

Cheetos_Break wrote

Sanctyy wrote Treyarched is on point, beat me to answering the OS question. I want to point out OP, if you're not going to overclock, you can save some money on the rig I suggested or get some better parts elsewhere. Also, with the rig I suggested, keep in mind that you can add a 2nd 970 in SLI whenever you want, or add in a PCIe SSD for dank speeds.

so if i go with the build you picked out i should have a decent computer or should i add/change anything to it.

The build he posted is fine and will run pretty much everything maxed out @1080p, if you have zero plans to overclock you could get a cheaper mobo, a non K CPU and a cheaper cooler. If you were going to overclock it keep the build as it is.

Cheetos_Break wrote
so if i go with the build you picked out i should have a decent computer or should i add/change anything to it.
yes i would like to overclock btw

You'll have a great rig. You've got room for great upgrades if you need 'em. For your requirements, it's perfect.

Thank you both, you have been a great help, i know I don't have a lot but ill send you both rep. if i have anymore questions i will PM you.