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<\/p>\nIt\u2019s been a long time since I last built a PC. Over 15 years in fact. Things have, needless to say, changed quite a bit since then. SSDs just plain didn\u2019t exist, affordable hard drives barely stored 100GB and if you wanted sound you had to buy a thing called a sound card. Practically the dark ages compared to now right?!<\/p>\n
So I thought it was about time that I rolled up my\u00a0sleeves and built one again. I tried to keep the requirements simple. It had to be quiet. It needed to look good, no beige boxes here. I wanted to explore the latest in what was on offer tech wise. And lastly – being an avid gamer – \u00a0it needed to hold its own\u00a0running today’s\u00a0latest titles.<\/p>\n
A lot of\u00a0research and a few hours of assembly later this is what I came up with.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=t70XBo3EyNE<\/p>\n
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Price<\/strong>: From $159 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n Choosing a case was probably the hardest part of the\u00a0entire build. I wanted something simple. No flashy lights or windowed sides to see its innards. Just functional, discreet and above all quiet!<\/p>\n Fractal Design\u2019s Define R5 is all of that and more. I instantly fell in love with its beautiful, sleek black exterior but was even more blown away by the thought put into its hidden internal design.<\/p>\n Amazing cable management hides and secures your leads running to any of the 10 different drive cages (8 x 3.5\u201d, 2 x 2.5\u201d) or 9 unique fan mounts. There\u2019s also plenty of room and options for installing radiators and other smarts such as removable dust trays and vents as well the ability to switch the case\u2019s front door hinges depending on if you\u2019d prefer it to open to the left or the right.<\/p>\n Best of all the R5 is whisper quiet thanks to a thick lining of dampening material and for under $200 an absolute steal!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $519 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n Intel definitely rules the roost when it comes to CPUs at the moment. For the past couple of years their Haswell line of CPUs with up to eight cores have been the processor of choice for gamers and high end users alike.<\/p>\n This year however Intel released its 6th generation of Core CPUs codenamed Skylake. The new chips offer similar performance to its predecessor but do so with a significantly lower retail price.<\/p>\n Cheaper, newer and an improved architecture meant it a no brainer when deciding on the CPU. The top of the line Core i7 6700K offered the best bang for buck processing power. Quad core with 8MB of cache, hyper threading and running up to 4.2GHz it would suit my needs nicely.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $345 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n Choosing a\u00a0CPU somewhat dictated – or rather narrowed – my options when it came to selecting a motherboard. That, combined with a want to future-proof things down the track meant I ended up choosing\u00a0Gigabyte\u2019s Gaming 7 motherboard.<\/p>\n The Gaming 7 includes the world\u2019s first certified USB 3.1 controller along with Intel certification for Thunderbolt 3 via USB-C. Neither a requirement to build a PC at all but both very important emerging technologies that are likely to be with us for a very long time. I was happy to spend the extra $80 to cover myself now rather than worrying about it in 6 months time.<\/p>\n The Gaming 7 also includes support for multiple GPUs (SLI\/Crossfire), HDMI 2.0, DDR4 and includes Creative\u2019s SoundCore 3D Gaming Audio.<\/p>\n Why any motherboard still has PS\/2 on it (which by the way is pretty much every single one) I don\u2019t know. If you want it though you\u2019ll be glad to know the Gaming 7 has it! It also has some more impressive features like optical audio, Killer ethernet ports and the aforementioned USB-C. There are also a couple of USB ports they call USB DAC-UP that are kind of interesting. They run off a different power supply to ensure there are no fluctuations in power that most USB ports experience apparently. This offers cleaner audio if you have USB connected headphones and\/or mics.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $229 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n I had no idea power supplies had become such a thing. Different power ratings, different connectors, fan controls with different current draws it\u2019s a whole new world that required a lot of reading!<\/p>\n I ended up choosing the Corsair HX750i for a few reasons. Its 750w with 62.5A over 12V is way more power than I need but again it future proofs me with some buffer should I want to add another video card or more fans and a radiator down the track.<\/p>\n In addition to the extra juice Corsair\u2019s fan tech was highly regarded. In fact the fan doesn’t even need to be on\u00a0providing the PSU is\u00a0drawing\u00a0less than 300W. Even at full power it remains relatively quiet and inside the awesomeness that is the Define R5 almost non-existent.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $369 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n DDR4 is where it\u2019s at and what I needed. It\u2019s 40% more power efficient than DDR3 and a hell of a lot faster too with plans for the spec to go above 3200MHz.<\/p>\n Kingston\u2019s HyperX memory range offers a variety of products that vary in price according to nerdy things like CAS Latency (CL) and the speeds they operate at. Essentially it comes down to getting the best you can afford with the lowest CL and the highest speed.<\/p>\n I was very kindly lent 32GB of HyperX Predator 2888MHz CL14 RAM (HX428C14PBK4\/32) that absolutely screams along but does so at around $600 for the pack.<\/p>\n Falling in love with them but not having quite that budget I decided to go with HyperX Fury<\/em> RAM, which at the top end runs at 2666MHz and has a CL of 15, but is almost half the price.<\/p>\n Both the Fury & Predator DDR4 modules come ready out of the box with Intel Extreme Memory Profiles (XMP) optimised for my motherboard. The Predators each are equipped with a tall black heatsink that looks mean\u00a0but also serves an important purpose allowing for more overclocking wiggle room should it be something you want to explore.<\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $579 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n SSDs are so fast now that they can read data faster than the SATA connections talking to them can pass it\u00a0on. So where do you go from here? You plug them directly into the motherboard\u00a0of course!<\/p>\n HyperX\u2019s Predator PCIe\/M.2 SSD reads data up to a crazy 1400MB\/s. That\u2019s over double SATA\u2019s 600MB\/s limitation and insanely quick! Remember the first time you used a computer with an SSD instead of spinning drive? Well this is like that again! The module\u00a0can be installed directly via M.2 (if your motherboard supports it) or into a PCIe\u00a0slot making it compatible with older systems.<\/p>\n They come with either 280GB or 480GB of storage. I could probably get away with the smaller version but I didn\u2019t want to end up bargaining with what lived on the SSD and what wouldn\u2019t in 6 months time so I opted for the larger.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $459 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n You can never have enough storage and whilst a large SSD can probably handle the majority of it I\u2019d like a place to store all of my\u00a0documents & photos as well as\u00a0having\u00a0local\u00a0backups. The key for me here is to have reliable yet fast storage.<\/p>\n In addition to storing the largest amount of data in a single 7200rpm 3.5\u201d drive it also includes a dual core processor (that\u2019s right hard drives have their own processors now) to maximise its performance and make the most of its 128MB of cache.<\/p>\n The best part though, which just blows my mind, is its warranty: 5 years! You can\u2019t beat that. I\u2019ll have 2 thanks: mirrored, RAID, backup and storage more than sorted!<\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: RRP $1499 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n Curved TVs don\u2019t make a lot of sense to me. As a shared viewing experience someone is always going to be sitting on an angle that just doesn\u2019t work with them. Curved monitors on the other hand, that\u2019s a different story and Dell\u2019s UltraSharp 34\u201d curved monitor is as good as it gets. I really love this thing!<\/p>\n The subtle curve of its large display seemingly wraps around you as you sit in front of it. When I look to my left or my right the screen is the same distance and just as sharp as looking straight ahead. It makes perfect sense.<\/p>\n It may have been released a year ago now but there\u2019s nothing else on the market of the curved variety that comes close to it. It has a native resolution of 3440 x 1440 @ 60Hz which is just shy of true 4K but for the immersive experience the panel\u2019s curved form offers I actually prefer it.<\/p>\n It doesn\u2019t stop there though. The monitor can easily be connected to two computers at once allowing the one set of mouse & keyboard to switch between them when its input is changed. Is there anything it can\u2019t do?!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $1099 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n If there was one item I was happy to spend more on than anything else it was the graphics card. Ultimately I\u2019m building the PC for gaming so it makes sense that it would be the big ticket item on my shopping list.<\/p>\n In the end I decided to go with the Saphire Radeon R9 Fury X. Not only did it offer great performance and the high frame rates you\u2019d expect from a top end video card it does\u00a0so using less power and remains\u00a0quieter in peak use.<\/p>\n Its lower noise levels can in part be attributed to its\u00a0closed loop cooling system that’s pre-mounted to the card and ready to go out of the box. This was a huge selling point for me who was instantly turned off by the numerous cards out there sporting two or even three fans that whir and scream with noise as the cards ramp up.<\/p>\n All of the AMD bells and whistles are here too. AMD LiquidVR, AMD Freesync, 4K support, DirectX 12 and naturally AMD Crossfire which allows me the option of adding a second card and run them in sync should I really want to beef things up.<\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $139 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n I bought the first Razer Mamba and used it with my Mac many years ago. It had an amazing build quality and responsiveness to it that even to this day has been rare to see in other mice.<\/p>\n The latest version has a crazy 16,000 DPI laser along with this cool new ability to adjust click force to your liking. It has 9 programmable buttons, a tilt click-wheel and can run wirelessly for up to 20 hours of continuous use. Far beyond the length of any gaming session I\u2019ll be having!<\/p>\n The Mamba also includes Razer\u2019s Chroma lighting system which is a nice feature for those that enjoy customising their gear and having it pulse or wave with lighting effects that are completely customisable. For me, I was able to choose from\u00a0its 16.8 million colours and find one that matched the power light\u00a0on my Define R5 case, keeping everything in line, just the way I like it.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From $149 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n Going into this project I can honestly say the Razer DeathStalker wasn\u2019t on my radar. To be honest I didn\u2019t have a clue when it came to keyboards so when I picked up the Mamba and saw it there and thought \u201cWhy not, let\u2019s give it a shot\u201d<\/em>.<\/p>\n First thing about the DeathStalker its Chroma lighting effects – like the Mamba – sync to one another creating a consistent experience which I thought was kinda cool. Again, not my thing, but cool none the less.<\/p>\n The keyboard itself is definitely geared towards gamers. 2mm chiclet keycaps to activate them faster and allow easier movement between keys, blackout options for zones on the keyboard and fully programmable keys all to give that competitive advantage no matter how big or small it may be.<\/p>\n For day to day use it does a great job. Nothing to complain about and its in-built wrist rest is actually something I\u2019ve come to really enjoy. On top of that the keyboard\u2019s lighting system is really nice at night as\u00a0I tend to be working in a darker room. Now, thankfully, I spend less time hunting for the right key.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Price<\/strong>: From: $179 |\u00a0Product Info<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Buy<\/a><\/p>\n My favourite headset for console gaming just happens to work just brilliantly with a PC too. In fact it\u2019s even easier on PC as the G4ME ONE comes with a two 3.5mm jacks, one for input the other for its microphone that to be used on a console requires an extra adaptor to use. On the PC, and specifically on my Define R5 case, these plug straight into the top on the side of the illuminated power buttons, no adaptor required.<\/p>\n Why are they my favourite? They\u2019re the most comfortable over-the-ear headphones I\u2019ve worn. They also remain comfortable when worn over long periods of time, unlike a lot of heavier gaming headsets that slowly can cause strain on the neck.<\/p>\n In addition to that no other headset microphone has provided such clear audio with nearly every person I game with commenting on how crystal clear they can hear me. This is thanks to Senheisser\u2019s noise cancelling technology that dulls background noise and accentuates the tones of human voice.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\t\t![\"\"](\"https:\/\/media.reckoner.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/12\/27132055\/IMG_7712-300x200.jpg\")
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<\/p>\nCPU – Intel Core i7 6700K<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nMotherboard – Gigabyte GA-Z170X Gaming 7<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nPower supply (PSU) – Corsair HX750i<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nRAM – Kingston HyperX Fury HX426C15FBK4\/32 32GB (4x8GB)<\/h4>\n
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\nStorage<\/h2>\n
![\"HyperX](\"https:\/\/media.reckoner.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/12\/27132048\/IMG_7721-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\nSSD – Kingston HyperX Predator PCIe\/M.2 480GB<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nHDD – Western Digital Black 6TB<\/h4>\n
\n\u00a0Graphics & Display<\/h2>\n
![\"Dell](\"https:\/\/media.reckoner.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/12\/27131950\/IMG_7838-1024x683.jpg\")
<\/p>\nMonitor – Dell UltraSharp 34 Curved Monitor (U3415W)<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nGPU – Saphire Radeon R9 Fury X 4GB<\/h4>\n
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\n\u00a0Peripherals<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nMouse – Razer Mamba<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nKeyboard – Razer DeathStalker Chroma<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nHeadphones – Sennheisser G4ME ONE<\/h4>\n
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