Help me build a PC

4gb vram is overkill. Especially for that vga . I would cut down on the other components and buy a better card. LIke 8 gb RAM should be enough instead of 16

Buying an AMD CPU is pretty much always a bad idea. Don't be fooled by their higher clock speeds and core counts, they offer much worse performance than Intel CPUs of similar prices. Get an i5-6500 or 6600 with a compatible motherboard and DDR4 RAM, you'll get much more for your money and your RAM won't be obsolete if you want to upgrade a few years down the line. Even an i3-6100 will be leagues better than that FX-8350 and is significantly cheaper. I know you said you were set as far as CPU and mobo goes but you should definitely reconsider. Intel is really the only way to go right now, the difference is staggering.

A 750 Ti is underpowered for 1080P and you're overpaying for that weird 4GB model. Get a 950 or something, ideally budget more for the GPU but that might not be an option.

That SSD is no good. Samsung 850 EVO is basically the only real choice. If you can't afford one now, just add one later when you can.

You absolutely don't need a fancy hundred dollar case if you're not planning to do serious overclocking. Get something much cheaper, your stuff will probably run a little hotter and louder but not dangerously/annoyingly so and it'll save you a lot of money that can go towards those other changes.

You can choose a cheaper case and use a subreddit to get windows for ~25 bucks, the gpu is quite obsolete, if it fits in your budget I'd go with a 380(x) or you could look for a used gpu.

I'd go for a bigger hard drive, I've seen some games hit the 26 to 32 gig mark for one game, it's going to get worse as more people switch to those photo realistic TVs as monitors and more and more actually want raw high resolution photos as in game assets; think in game posters books, art, documents, etc. that look irl up close.

I wouldn't bother with a GTX 750. If you can, go for a GTX 950 instead.

I've made a quick pcpartpicker list for what I personally would take:
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/vMxkVn

• Yeah a Z motherboard with a locked chip: it was cheaper than a h87 on the available options
• The i5 should be pretty much on the same level of the 8350 but has more single core performance, games enjoy that
• The 380x should be more than enough for quite a few years, plus it has the new amd architecture gcn 1.2
• The psu is perfect for this build but it won't let you run a 290x, so if a day you'll want a super powerhungry gpu you'll have to swap it as well :)

You've 300 bucks left to spend as you wish:

• You can get your OS from g2a or https://www.reddit.com/r/microsoftsoftwareswap/ this will let you save over 100$
• I didn't add an ssd, those drives are great but you can skip it if that means getting lower end hardware, you can add it anytime later

I'm not a super expert so maybe this configuration should be checked before a final purchase :)

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/htY86h
heavy CPU/GPU,Balanced, some stuff up to change on your own, and can be upgraded later on.

You can go AMD over Nvidia on GPU, but Intel CPU its must have over AMD.

http://www.logicalincrements.com/

If you want decent 1080P performance the minimum should be an Nvidia 960 or AMD 280/380 with 4GB Ram. The smaller models just don't cut it reliably any more.
Pesmerga's suggesetion above is excellent. Just get a good case (preferably one that will mount 2,5" SSDs without any problems or brackets and an OS from a proper dealer otherwise it may be flagged later as an illegal copy by MS. Yes that can happen after months.

Here you go! This build would be much better, it's 100 dollar more expensive (You could remove the ssd though and you could always get the non k CPU) and it doesnt have your PC but this will destroy your build.

• Change the GPU with a R9 380X or a GTX970 if you can spare the money.
• Get a Samsung SSG, A-data isn't reliable.
• Get a Corsair Ram, G.Skill isn't a good brand.
• Stick with that CPU. It's really good, don't let Intel fanboys change your opinion. Intel i5's are great but best bang for buck is AMD, always go AMD on budget builds.
• Also, I don't think you need a full tower case on a budget build. Go for something cheaper man, it's pretty pointless except looking good ...
• Oh and don't buy an OS. Seriously, do you people really pay 150$ for Windows ?! And I don't think you'll need a CD drive either, it's 2016.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ZJts99

Made this one but with no monitor/mouse/keyboard.
Also need ram upgrade in some months/years.

You should increase budged a bit more like to 1250$

$1000 pc and you buy a 750 ti. lol
also
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional SP1 OEM (64-bit) - $150
AHAHAHAHHAHAHA
650W PSU when your build barely reaches 400W
120$ case
130$ mobo

Not really, your base for that price range should be i5+ GTX 970 and buy everything else around these 2. Get a Samsung EVO SSD, HyperX RAM, a cheaper case and Windows 10 because you kinda have too soon enough. You can get 8GB RAM now and upgrade later, I'd get a WD Blue over Seagate, better warranty.

This is way better. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/ndts99
No OS (you can buy it much cheaper) and optical drive (not sure if you really need it)