gaming rig

>>183338
Just buy it all, and when it doesn't boot, make a thread here.

Everything seems fine to me.
Your monitor has a HDMI port, so does your card. Your M.2 SSD is compatible with that board (it says it has an M.2 slot).
That case should be plenty large enough for that gfx card.
1000 watt is plenty (a little bit overkill for a single card, you could get away with 500 - 600w, lean towards 600w for possible expansion in the future).
That CPU is LGA 1150, so is that motherboard, all good there.
Motherboard has DDR3 RAM slots, which is the RAM you got, and supports those clock speeds.

I would also throw in a HDD for storage (downloaded movies/series/game installers), 1 or 2 TB is plenty. You don't want to be downloading shit and storing it on that SSD, it will fill up quick, especially if you're installing all your games on it.

I didn't go into that much detail but from my experience of building 4 PCs on my own (and having 0 problems), seems fine in terms of compatibility.

>>183346
This me

I also wanted to mention that I would have gone for a 10 series GFX card, the 1080 if you could afford it. Even a 1060 would be better.

Also I didn't mention anything about the network adapter because desu I've always used one of those shitty USB ones, it's always been the norm for me, which is why it never even occurred to me until recently to use one of those that go into the motherboard.

I would also get a less ugly case, but to each their own.

Good luck

>>183346
Awesome, would you be able to recommend me any cheaper parts that don't sacrifice too much performance?

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OP here, made an update based on several recommendations.

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