1 question to pc master race, in what situation do I need liquid colling instead of fan? My room has no aircond and normally use to render.

If I'm not mistaken, SanDisk SSD is more reliable (plus or ultra 2)

Online sources show that it has a boot up speed diff about max 3 seconds only. If you're really on a budget, any SSD would show a notable difference. My MacBook pro late 2011 used to take 2 minutes to boot from a standard hard drive. 20-25 seconds now using Sandisk Ultra 2 ssd.

Intel Core i3 6100 - RM 470
Gigabyte H110M-DS2 (D4) - RM 276
Kingston 8GB DDR4 2133MHz Value RAM - RM 145
Palit GTX950 2GB GDDR5 StormX - RM 609
WD Blue 1TB HDD - RM 209
FSP Hexa+ 450W - RM 166
Tecware F3 - RM 125

Total: RM 2000 (ETech price inclusive of GST)

The 12V rails in the stated PSU is able draw a maximum of 312W from the wall, based on the power draw reported by online reviews, the PSU is able to handle the load of RX470/RX480/GTX1060, if you have other components (those power hungry one) to hook on this PSU then it is recommended to get a better one.

Skylake Xeon CPU requires C232 chipset mobo and it is not cheap to get so stick with Core i5 family is a wiser choice for now.

Intel Core i5 6500 - RM 835
Gigabyte B150M-D3H (D4) - RM 379
Kingston 8GB DDR4 2133MHz Value RAM - RM 152
Gigabyte RX470 4GB GDDR5 G1 Gaming - RM 999

Total: RM 2265 (ETech price inclusive of GST)

Optional build/upgrade:
1. Zotac GTX1060 6GB GDDR5 Mini - RM 1169 (Merdeka promotion till end of this month by Zotac MY)
2. Zotac GTX1060 3GB GDDR5 Mini - RM 949

When you overclock the CPU.

For locked (non-overclockable) CPU, you can just get a decent RM 150 3rd party CPU cooler to reduce the temperature if it gets too hot when you do the rendering, but of course you can spend more money to get a decent liquid cooler AIO if you want the temperature to be even lower.

For locked (non-overclockable) CPU, you can just get a decent RM 150 3rd party CPU cooler to reduce the temperature if it gets too hot when you do the rendering, but of course you can spend more money to get a decent liquid cooler AIO if you want the temperature to be even lower.

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But is liquid cooling make less noise or more noise compare to fan? Sorry im very noob in this

Same theory as air cooler, you need to install casing fan on the radiator itself to dissipate the heat from it, some liquid cooler AIO allow user to control the speed of the fan via 3rd party software (like Corsair Link), so the audible level is solely based on your own settings.

Some are automated, meaning when the temperature rises, the fan will increase its speed and noise level will increase also.

Okay, thx alot yea, one last question, should I get i5 6600k or i7 6700?

Okay, thx alot yea, one last question, should I get i5 6600k or i7 6700?

Depends on your budget and usage.

If you do a lot of rendering work then it is better to go for multi core CPU.

Thanks for your explanation. Do you recommend SanDisk or Kingston SSD? In terms of reliability.

1. Get it if your budget allowed.

2. Current cooling system not good enough for a long hours.

I read online than sandisk's reliability is better than Kingston's. However, most consumer products typically have the same lifespan, so go for whatever fits your budget. However, do Google up the speed differences before buying your product. I found out online that the sandisk ultra 2 is faster than the Kingston hyper x fury, despite pc depot saying that most customers purchase Kingston's ssds. Therefore, I went with the sandisk.

what would happen for long hours?

Among these 4 GPU, which one is the better choice providing they are come with 3 years local warranty and the price is different +- RM60 only?

1) Gigabyte nVidia GeForce GTX 1070 G1 Gaming OC

2) Asus nVidia GeForce GTX 1070 ROG Strix OC

3) EVGA nVidia GeForce GTX 1070 FTW Gaming ACX 3.0

4) EVGA nVidia GeForce GTX 1070 SC Gaming ACX 3.0

If they really fall into those categories you mentioned, then I will pick whichever I prefer, in this case, EVGA card (the color and theme suit my rig design)

I am in the dilemma between Asus and EVGA, but I ended purchased Asus Rog Strix 1070 OC. And I accidentally purchase 2 same card!!! Try to return it via ebay but seem like I need to wait till i receive the card then only can return it.

Asus Strix is also ok. So you mean initially you only want to buy 1 card but then accidentally bought 2? And they charged your credit card twice?

Unfortunately, that is the case. Would see how it go once it arrive.

Thanks, would like to ask how much power is suitable for this kind of build:-

Intel Core i5 6500
H110M
Kingston 16GB DDR4 2133MHz (2x 8GB)
GTX 1070
WD 3.5” 1TB 7200RPM 64MB SATA III
Kingston SSDNOW 240GB SSD

Is it suitable and compatible for the parts above??

This post has been edited by munyen: Sep 5 2016, 04:49 PM

You didn't specify the exact H110 model so please make sure it is using DDR4 RAM module instead of DDR3 then everything will be fine (if you pick from one of the boards listed by me then it is good to go).

If speaking of raw power draw during load, a decent true power 300W - 350W PSU is enough, but you need to prepare some extra headroom for future expansion and overhead, so a true power 450W - 500W rated PSU is more preferred in this way.