hmm, 128gb later cannot support for OS with other extra program. for mobo why msi? not asus, gigabyte or asrock ya?

Hi guys, i need some suggestion here. I plan to build my gaming rig by the end of this year. But i totally no idea what the best cpu, gpu, psu within my budget. So, i hope some suggestion from sifu here.

[Budget] RM 3K (monitor, case, keyboard, mouse and other accessories are not included in this budget )

[Purpose] Mostly gaming (expected to play most of the latest game with high setting), entertainment, and some programming and multimedia

[Hardwares that will be re-use] none

[Monitor resolution]

[Games & softwares that use frequently] Dota2, COD, Eclipse, Photoshop, Illustrator

[Personal preferences] -

[Location] Bangi

Is it possible to add water cooling system for the cpu and gpu within my budget? if its not possible, how many ringgit i need to add to have water cooling system in my rig?

i did read a comparison between Skylake vs Haswell, and as a conclusion Skylake is better than Haswell. But since you said with Haswell i can get better performance in gaming, probably will use Haswell. You guys knows better than me 

Yeah, december still long way to go, i hope i can complete this rig by next month    at least i get the idea what i will have in my rig

I see, so i need to add another 1k for the water cooling system.

Let say i go with Skylake, which psu should i buy?

It seems my rig will cost me more than 3k i should be more realistic with my budget.
can you guys help me again, what do you guys suggest for the rig that will support most of the latest game in high setting and it will last long about 4-5 years. (is this possible?) within budget about 3k-3.5k inluded psu, hdd, ssd

nothing wrong, just wondering nia mobo, and the colours that comes with it lolz
i was thinking of buying a 2nd hand haswell i7 with mobo, roughly 1.3k...is it worth it? ddr3 nia though..

i am looking for i7 haha. like last time i build my rig...frrom 3k end up almost 5k...

[Budget] RM 2000

[Purpose] Gaming, and some light programming

[Monitor Resolution] Samsung Syncmaster B2030 ( 1600 x 900 )

[Hardwares that will be re-use] Chasis, Monitor, DVD-RW drive, Mouse, Keyboard. Basically I just need the hardwares inside the chasis

[Games & softwares that use frequently] Would like to play DOTA 2 in max settings,  some engineering related softwares, mostly gaming.

[Personal preferences] NVIDIA GTX related graphic cards

Any idea, guys ? If possible would like to reduce the budget as much as possible.
Thanks in advance.

Some Dell monitors don't have internal speaker, like U2414H.

If the 27 inch Dell is 1440p, then I'll go for it but if it is still 1080p, then nope for me.

Dell has one curve monitor but it is ultrawide 21:9 3440x1440, quite expensive though, 4.3k+/-.

If want to try curved panel < 1k, there is a Samsung IPS curved monitor, S24E510CSX, 1080p panel.

How about Samsung 850 EVO 250GB? is it a good SSD? 

I already got 1 old Kingston V300 60GB SSD..its running very slow..yes, very big different when switch my OS from HDD to SSD..now want to get Samsung 850 EVO 250GB to replace it..yeah..5 years warranty..
 

Would it be possible if I were to replace the WD HDD with a 128GB SSD of about the same price? I already have a 2TB external HDD to store files. Can suggest a 128GB SSD of about the same price?

They will work but performance won't be good.

If possible, get a FSP Hexa+ 550W, around RM 200+/-, so next time when you conduct upgrade, you don't have to spend money to change PSU only.

I think you mean only have DVI and VGA, DisplayPort is "premium" port somehow and only can be found on higher end card.

For your case, I will just get a converter, DVI to HDMI will do, no need to buy a new GPU just for the sake of a native HDMI port.