I will probably get 15 dollar key for windows and get a 500gb 850 evo
Consider something like this:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/FXDt4D
Also while you are considering, the SSD is a little overkill the 850 Evo will be a great drive, it's fast, and it will last for 2904183240810348031084 years, yes . . . that is an exact number, don't question it! personally I would get the smaller version (250Gbz) of it for a boot drive and primary programs and call it good save money get the same performance. Also think about getting better cooling; not that I didn't do you right but, AIOs perform a bit better for overclocking. Don't fall for the lies, a 970 does not perform as well as a 290x and costs more. Lastly, the price of this kind of build is largely up so atm the only real "deal" I see is for the 290x, buy it, buy two. no joke. With the money you displace from hard drives you could get away with that.
Don't believe? http://pcpartpicker.com/p/8FvPYJ
I would also say a i5 system would be very competitively priced to this so if you like Intel that's a thing
Anyway best of luck!
I actually used to prefer and but it doesn't loke like they doing good anymore
Well, they haven't released a high-end CPU in 2 years or so.
and in their plans for 2015 they are not going to, they are losing lots of money right now
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Bogdan9652/saved/Y6qWGX i have decide to go with this build still can decide on which 970 i want to get and i would like to get cheaper hard drive, i want something reliable, doesnt have to be fast but has lots of starage 2tb maybe? and is fairly cheap and what about my power supply i know its very good but its pretty expensive is there another very reliabe power supply that is cheaper and is 750watts and is fully modular?
2TB WD Black is only $20 more: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/western-digital-internal-hard-drive-wd2003fzex
850 Evo is a little bit pricy, imo - especially the MSRP prices that have not yet come down. Here are a couple other drives I would highly consider:
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/intel-internal-hard-drive-ssdsc2bw480a4k5
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/a-data-internal-hard-drive-asx900s3512gmc
http://pcpartpicker.com/part/crucial-internal-hard-drive-ct512mx100ssd1
I like the Gigabyte GTX 970 the best so far: http://pcpartpicker.com/part/gigabyte-video-card-gvn970wf3oc4gd
As for a cheaper power supply, I'd take this:
(Seasonic is the OEM for XFX) http://pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1750bbefx
I don't mind to spend 20-30$ to get faster ssd, the hard drive seems too expensive to me like I said it doesnt have to be fast as long as its reliable I will only store installs for games and large files all the software will be on ssd, if you could find me a cheap and reliable 2tb hard drive that would be great
I have an all AMD system nearly identical to what you want and there are things you should know.
The 8320 is a much better buy than the 8350, just OC it and you will be set.
You need a 990 based Mobo for OCing any 8 cores, I recommend the GB 990FXA UD3 Revision 4.0 (DO NOT GET THE OLDER REVISIONS) as it has massive cooling for your VRMs.
If noise doesn't bother you, I would get a used mining reference 290 on ebay. The reference 290s are rock solid, cheap, and great at OCing. The only downside is the fan that is very loud.
http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Bogdan9652/saved/Y6qWGX i have decide on this build its 1600 with taxes i will also have to spend 50 dollars to get windows and cable into ethernet adapter. I will wait till CES in January to see if the prices will come down
The parts that I'm going to buy should I buy them in the next 2 weeks or will the prices come down in january or after CES?
Prices will always fluctuate.
If you do decide to wait a month, new parts and new prices will probably be out.
And hence that's why most people say "buy now", unless they know that something is coming up.
What about ces that coming up on January 6-9 i have heard that prices might come down on computer parts because of new ones being released, do you know if that's true?
Prices will fluctuate. That's all I know.