looks good to me you dont need to buy malware bytes thats anti malware you need an avp(anti virus free ones suck) and that cpu fan is imo ugly but again it looks good besides you paying for a free am(anti malware)

Looks nice. have fun!

What's your budget?
What will you use the PC for?
Do you need a monitor ( how many)
Do you need peripherals
Do you have a colour scheme

Edit : Took a look at your build, I don't see the point in 32gb RAM. Most games use no more than 16 but you've good a big budget so I guess why the hell not. I'd recommend getting some more cooling in there ( I presume you'll want water cooling). I also don't see why you can't have an SSD?

If you can tell me your budget then I can try and make a few changes.

MStarAdam wrote What do you want your PC to do. A lot of money wasted there.

Mainly gaming. Stream movies and everyday stuff.

iFallOffStuff wrote What's your budget? £2000
What will you use the PC for? Gaming, Streaming/Downloading movies.
Do you need a monitor ( how many) Yes, One
Do you need peripherals, keyboard mouse headset
Do you have a colour scheme

black/red

I just want it to be able to run any game without issue, be able to multitask with multiple programs.

Crux wrote

iFallOffStuff wrote What's your budget? £2000
What will you use the PC for? Gaming, Streaming/Downloading movies.
Do you need a monitor ( how many) Yes, One
Do you need peripherals, keyboard mouse headset
Do you have a colour scheme

black/red

I just want it to be able to run any game without issue, be able to multitask with multiple programs.

Ok, I'll start working.

212 EVO does not belong in this system. 6700k deserves a better cooler. There are better options than the 212 EVO for a lower price anyway. 32GB RAM is unnecessary, 16GB will be plenty and you can always easily add some more RAM. No SSD in a £2k system is pitiful. That EVGA PSU you chose is trash. The G1(NEX) units are terrible quality. M45 is waayyy over-priced.


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Significantly better cooler, better monitor, significantly better PSU, better motherboard, better quality case, and a nice big SSD. You can get the 512GB Samsung 960 PRO instead of the 500GB 850-EVO if you want, but the 960 PRO is twice the price so will put you over budget. You can get an NZXT Hue+ for £50 if you want some more LEDs. If you're buying case fans, buy these;
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MStarAdam wrote What games will you be playing?

Games like CSGO, Civilization, Elder Scrolls, Dota, H1Z1 etc. Big multiplayer games.

This gives you a lot more for you money, you dont need 32gb of ram 16 will do, i included a better board, better card, better memory, better and cheaper fans, a better pc cooler IMO, and i believe a ssd, and not for too much more

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