Gaming Z390 System Configurator - System Builder

This is an Intel Z390 System Configurator that you can use to build a gaming-oriented system with pre-selected parts and blazingly-fast SSD

• The case is roomy and well cooled, can take additional parts, and is fairly quiet too
• Intel's latest Z390 platform is capable of providing good quad-core performance and fast DDR4 memory speeds.
• The K-series CPUs allow overclocking with simple multiplier adjustment - pick one of the bigger coolers if you want to OC.
• Pick at least one video card from either ATI or nVidia - they are ordered from least to most powerful - the onboard video is not very powerful.
• You can have both an SSD and a traditional disk for storage, in addition to the super-fast M.2 SSD for Windows and apps storage.
• The 512Gb M.2 SSD can achieve read speeds of up to 2500mb/sec, vs 500+ for the 120/250Gb SSDs.
• To buy, just dot one of each of the above choices - then press "Add to cart" to see the total when you have made any changes.
• Parts marked with a * are the minimum required. You can choose to self-assemble and install your own O/S.
• You can pick a different mid- or full-tower case - just dot "I will add a different case.." and then add your choice of case to the cart later.
• If you'd like to add other items, such as monitors, keyboards and mice, just browse the site and press the "Add to cart" for each one.
• Any special instructions regarding the build configuration can be typed in the Comments at checkout.
• Our builders need around a day to stress-test and benchmark all systems after assembly.
• On-site warranty add-ons are available here

Note: should you configure your system with 32Gb of RAM, make sure you pick the "Professional" version of Windows.

Related parts to suit this configuration:

3.5inch Drives : Optical drives : Solid state Disks

Below are the benchmarks from a reference system - C: is a 512Gb 950Pro M.2 Windows disk, D: is a SATA 1TB SSD.
A spinning disk usually does no more than 120mb/sec vs 500mb/sec for SATA SSD vs 2500MB/sec for M.2 SSD.