Building a new PC....

Dafuq, it won't cost you more. Buy 1x 8 GB stick, then when you need the 16 GB then buy another 8 GB stick. Eezy. But if you need it for heavy video editing then go ahead.

Yeah I'll take a look. Also I saw that your cpu doesn't fit your mobile. Check out the website pcpartpicker. It says if there is any compatibility issues with your desired parts. And don't listen to the other guy, get a ssd and make sure you put your OS on it

You would probably be good with a 650w but if you're going to go crazy with upgrades you may want to get a 750w. Check out this post for some good 650w options

Theres no need for a 650w or even higher PSU.

I got a 480w Bequiet one (so it's not one of those shitty chinese ones), running an i7, 980ti and other stuff with it.
You just have to buy a good one.

But the biggest problem you'll have is...that processor won't fit onto your Mobo...

Didn't see this until now. You mentioned future-proofing. As long as you aren't looking for an i7 Skylake prices are fine.

You can overclock non-K processors a little.

you can overclock i5-6600K

It still seems a little big

Go with an EVO 850.

And since you want to both game and edit, 250GB might be a little less than you want.

Keep in mind, however, that prices on SSDs will continue to go down.

Okay. Btw what is your case?

Okay. Not on pcpartpicker, but we can try logicalincrements.com

http://de.pcpartpicker.com/p/tz7b7P

And if you're willing to leave out the SSD for now altogether, you can definitely do 6600K + GTX 970 + Z170 motherboard + 16GB RAM.
Later you can get an M.2 SSD I suppose.

https://www.alternate.nl/html/index.html
Good service, build my own PC on that site & had it delivered 2 days later. Also tells you on the site if parts match or not.

You are in the Netherlands... May I suggest you try asking this on Tweakers.net or Hardware.info instead? They specialize in this and have better ways than a German partspicker to get a good list of parts. Plus I see a lot of questionable "help" here...but don't tell the rest ;)

well where i live at least two 250 gb cost as much as a single 500 gb so might be the same thing, btw if you only want to install the basic thing on your os dribe, you don't need 50 + gb 250 gb is enough

supposedly they will launch a new GPU to substitute de 970 so it shouldn't be more expensive but there is no way to know if the new architecture will be applied to every new GPU model, they could use only their new architecture on their new titan or 980TI.

Um... no. Lol.
1- DX12 isn't even out yet for the most part.
2- DX12 would help the CPUs more than anything, "core support" doesn't exactly apply to GPUs...
3- Some games support AMD, some games support Nvidia. There's not much difference.
4- "Risk"? Really?

I'm going to try not to be overly offensive here, but you've obviously not done a lot of research on the matter, and you're pretty misinformed. DX12 would help AMD's CPUs for a lot of reasons. Namely because it will now favour more cores instead of lesser, more powerful ones, which it previously did. Which is what Nvidia has. This is largely due to the fact that the new consoles now have AMD APUs. And I said AMD is beating Nvidia at that price point because the R9 390, is quite simply, the better option. In-terms of price, performance and specs. Just like how the GTX 980ti beats AMD's equivalent this year.

By the way, I don't know if you are or not, but please never use GPUBoss for comparisons.

Any chance you keep your current GPU and wait for full DX12?