I'm positive you asked about this same rig with another account, and got the same response you're going to get now;

No. It is not good. It makes zero sense going with old hardware, e.g. LGA1150 with a 4790k. The case is hella over-priced at $160. The PSU is meh. Again, with the cable, I said last time, that's not going to be enough. That's literally just an extension for a GPU, you're still going to be using the normal cables in your rig, and then have one white extension, it would look uglier than having no extensions at all. Plus, on your last thread, you asked about waiting for the GTX 1080, and then totally ignored it?

Thanks... It's not bad it's actually has amazing performance and can run games on ultra at 60+ frames I don't know how it's bad when all of these are really good hardware so with that being said your wrong until you can tell me HOW this is a bad PC to game on in matter fact all I got were amazing reviews so thanks but your wrong.

Collar wrote Thanks... It's not bad it's actually has amazing performance and can run games on ultra at 60+ frames I don't know how it's bad when all of these are really good hardware so with that being said your wrong until you can tell me HOW this is a bad PC to game on in matter fact all I got were amazing reviews so thanks but your wrong.

Why would you ask if it was good or bad if you knew the answer?

Collar wrote Thanks... It's not bad it's actually has amazing performance and can run games on ultra at 60+ frames I don't know how it's bad when all of these are really good hardware so with that being said your wrong until you can tell me HOW this is a bad PC to game on in matter fact all I got were amazing reviews so thanks but your wrong.

Top kek, why ask then? It's not good. That's why I said that. I also explained why it's not, but if you refuse to actually read the information you're being provided, there's nothing I can do.

Again, as I said; old hardware, over-priced, and you obviously don't understand how sleeved cables, or extensions work.

Please run this thru me again because I'm not understanding HOW it's bad !? It's a $2000 build so what if it's overpriced I can live with that but old hardware? What's old about the build ... Not the GPU I can upgrade the CPU easily... Motherboard? It was $120-150 and got good reviews from people power supply is good for one 1 graphics card I got good ram so please explain? And the extensions cords I know how they work I am gonna get them to make the build look better instead of the plain black cords that come with the PSU so thanks and it can run witcher 3 on ultra while getting 63 FPS CS go 290 FPS so I think I'm good for now man especially if it's my first PC build ever

Collar wrote Please run this thru me again because I'm not understanding HOW it's bad !? It's a $2000 build so what if it's overpriced I can live with that but old hardware? What's old about the build ... Not the GPU I can upgrade the CPU easily... Motherboard? It was $120-150 and got good reviews from people power supply is good for one 1 graphics card I got good ram so please explain? And the extensions cords I know how they work I am gonna get them to make the build look better instead of the plain black cords that come with the PSU so thanks and it can run witcher 3 on ultra while getting 63 FPS CS go 290 FPS so I think I'm good for now man especially if it's my first PC build ever

You clearly misunderstand what over-priced means. The case is $160, it's not worth it at all. You can get a better case for $100. That's why it's over-priced. Other components are over-priced as well, not just the case. It doesn't matter if you can "live with old hardware". I didn't say you'd die if you got a 4790k instead of a newer CPU. However, the fact of the matter, is that you could easily afford to go with a 6700k, which is newer, and better than the 4790k and will make future upgrades a little easier/cheaper, as you'll have DDR4 RAM. You can;t upgrade the CPU easily at all, buying a 4790k gives you no upgrade path without a new motherboard. A 6700k would at least let you swap in a Kaby Lake i7 if you wanted slightly better performance, but most importantly, DDR4 RAM which means you wouldn't have to buy new RAM with your next CPU/mobo upgrade.

"And the extensions cords I know how they work I am gonna get them to make the build look better instead of the plain black cords that come with the PSU"
No. You still clearly don't understand. You're not buying "them" anything. That white $8 cable you linked is an 8-pin cable for the GPU, so you'll have that one white cable and then the rest will just be the plain black cables from the PSU. The 980Ti needs more than one connector as well, so you'll just have a black connector, and then a white extension, it'll look stupid.

You posted asking for help. If you don;t want help, don;t post. It's literally that simple. It's not a good choice though.

For example, this is cheaper, and better;
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This also means you can buy a whole set of sleeved white cables from cablemod or something.

@collar

lmao. kkkkkkkkkk

So your saying that your build is better and cheaper... I can see that but what if I don't want to go with that exact build but want to only change the CPU to a 6k would that be better because I got the case for cheap $105 and I would like to continue because I don't want to rebut everything over again..

I'm officially confused. I thought you were looking for a system? Are you half way through building?

What do you currently own, and what do you need? If you own all of this already, it's fine. It just doesn't make sense to buy new. That case is fine for $105, it's just horribly over-priced at $160.