No listings on that user?

EDIT: Didn't click on the user whoops. I'd be wary of those bundles, none of them seem to include a PSU and a lot of them don't even have a GPU. The prices seem a little high too.



There aren't many great options on that list but this is the best of the bunch (that's not saying much).

Unfortunately with the pre-built market, most builders go balls-to-the-wall with the CPU (because it's the thing the most non PC people recognize) and then skimp out on the rest. The i7-4790 is a top tier CPU from the (only very recently) last generation of CPUs, but the GTX 760 is a low-mid tier GPU from the well-and-truly last generation of GPUs.

As a very general rule of thumb, to get a good match your GPU will end up costing about 50% more than your CPU. eg. an i5-4690 is $215, and that matches very well with a GTX 970 which is $330. By 'matches very well' I mean that they'll bottleneck at around the same time.

If you want to go for a pre-built, choose a builder that lets you customize your build. You can then pick a system with a CPU that suits your budget and change the inevitably s**t GPU to something more appropriate.

You have a very large budget and will be able to do quite well with it, but not from the supplier - they are overpriced. A few of us on the discord are going to work out a list of good pre-built systems from different parts of the world and for different budgets so we'll make a post in GD when we've got something.

Alright this one is probably what you're after. It's a very well specced system with everything matching well and good brands all around. The only thing that maybe isn't OK is the PSU (630W Bronze might be pushing it for the i7 + 390x) but as long as you don't go too nuts on the overclock you'll be fine.

I went a fair bit under your budget because you'll want to get a 4K monitor, a good mechanical keyboard and a mouse, and some nice headphones and a mic + shipping for everything.

I don't know enough about 4K monitors to give good advice but reviews are easy to find.

Kinda the same with mechanical keyboards except I've used some Duckey ones and they've been good.

I really like my Logitech G500 mouse but a mouse is a very personal decision.

With your budget try to avoid 'gaming' headsets, get a good pair of headphones (there's some very nice ones by Audio Technica) and a separate mic. Again reviews are your friend.

Hope this helped, you're going to have a beast of a machine!

EDIT: An alternative to a 4K monitor would be a 144Hz monitor. It just depends if you like super high resolution or super fast refresh rate.

Why in the world does everyone think you need an i7 to game with? Do you guys render 3d video or edit video. Do you use the latest auto cad? For **** sake do some research before you spend that kinda money on a PC you don't need to just game on. Look at some bench test out there, and we might be surprised how far a skylake i5 or even a i3 will go when over clocked. But if you want to have a hard on for most expensive rig out there then go for it.

For eve, you don't have to spend even that much lol. Yea newegg is good, pc part picker has links to the best trusted sites, one of them being Newegg.

That's a very high budget for a build. That's absolute consumer tier top end right there.

Where do you live? Maybe I can find prices there and build you something.

I have a friend running GTA V on high settings on 4k @60FPS.