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Okay, so im looking to build my own PC. I know how to do so ect, i just need help with parts. I have about £2000 to invest maybe like an extra £500 if it comes to it. However one part that i will need is an Asus PCE-AC68 - AC1900 802.11ac Dual-band Wireless PCI-E Adapter. Also i would like a 1080 graphics card. Can i get some help please? >w< Another thing is would i be able to have 3 monitors + ? Like how does that work because i believe the 1080 only has a hdmi and a dvi slot idk tho.

 
Well, if you want 3 monitors, are you thinking, one for gaming and then 2 for misc~ because that's possible, get a gaming monitor (144hz recommended) that'll set you back 220, then 2 additional monitors are pretty cheap maybe 80 each so thats 160, If you want more than 3 monitors you'll have to invest in multiple graphics cards, and if you want a multiple monitor gaming setup you'll need additional graphics card.

With a 1080 you should be able to plug in your main monitor to the displayport slot and the 2 other's to the DVI slots

I would recommend getting an i7-6800k ( or a 6900 if you really want to use money) since you are in the price range anyway

Don't cheap out on the motherboard, a good one will set you back 200 ish

Gotta get an SSD 120gb if you only want essentials and OS, 240-480 if you also want games on it

1-3TB HDD for storage

Gotta get a high quality power supply, you can figure out which range you need by using a power supply calculator.

a good case which can fit everything

Aftermarket coolers for case / CPU also important, if you want lower temperatures and less noise

I'm sure some of the more tech geeks than I will be able to help you out a little bit more, but hey, every little helps. right?

 
Well, if you want 3 monitors, are you thinking, one for gaming and then 2 for misc~ because that's possible, get a gaming monitor (144hz recommended) that'll set you back 220, then 2 additional monitors are pretty cheap maybe 80 each so thats 160, If you want more than 3 monitors you'll have to invest in multiple graphics cards, and if you want a multiple monitor gaming setup you'll need additional graphics card.

With a 1080 you should be able to plug in your main monitor to the displayport slot and the 2 other's to the DVI slots

I would recommend getting an i7-6800k ( or a 6900 if you really want to use money) since you are in the price range anyway

Don't cheap out on the motherboard, a good one will set you back 200 ish

Gotta get an SSD 120gb if you only want essentials and OS, 240-480 if you also want games on it

1-3TB HDD for storage

Gotta get a high quality power supply, you can figure out which range you need by using a power supply calculator.

a good case which can fit everything

Aftermarket coolers for case / CPU also important, if you want lower temperatures and less noise

I'm sure some of the more tech geeks than I will be able to help you out a little bit more, but hey, every little helps. right?
For Power supply he would just need a 750W Corsair one

 
Well, if you want 3 monitors, are you thinking, one for gaming and then 2 for misc~ because that's possible, get a gaming monitor (144hz recommended) that'll set you back 220, then 2 additional monitors are pretty cheap maybe 80 each so thats 160, If you want more than 3 monitors you'll have to invest in multiple graphics cards, and if you want a multiple monitor gaming setup you'll need additional graphics card.

With a 1080 you should be able to plug in your main monitor to the displayport slot and the 2 other's to the DVI slots

I would recommend getting an i7-6800k ( or a 6900 if you really want to use money) since you are in the price range anyway

Don't cheap out on the motherboard, a good one will set you back 200 ish

Gotta get an SSD 120gb if you only want essentials and OS, 240-480 if you also want games on it

1-3TB HDD for storage

Gotta get a high quality power supply, you can figure out which range you need by using a power supply calculator.

a good case which can fit everything

Aftermarket coolers for case / CPU also important, if you want lower temperatures and less noise

I'm sure some of the more tech geeks than I will be able to help you out a little bit more, but hey, every little helps. right?
Thanks man! Am i able to have 3 monitors with just the 1080?

 
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