**Welcome to Our Latest GeekA Video: The Best $1,000 Gaming PC Build for 2016**

In today's video, we're going to take you through one of the best gaming PC builds for 2016 that can handle the latest AAA titles at high and ultra settings. This build is a testament to the power and capabilities of the hardware available in 2016, and it's sure to impress even the most seasoned gamers.

**The CPU: Intel Core i5-5600**

The heart of this gaming PC is the Intel Core i5-5600, a quad-core processor clocked at 3.2 GHz. While 3.2 GHz may not be the highest clock speed available, it's still a respectable speed for its time, and at $200, it's an incredible deal. For those who are looking for even more processing power, there are certainly options available with higher clock speeds, but for a budget of $1,000, this CPU is the best you can get.

**The Motherboard: MSI B150M Bazooka**

To complement our powerful Core i5-5600, we've chosen the MSI B150M Bazooka motherboard. This Micro ATX board supports up to four RAM slots and features a range of other useful features, including PCI 3x16, USB 3, and more. For $80, this motherboard is an absolute steal - it's solid, reliable, and offers everything you need for a great gaming experience.

**The RAM: 18 GB DDR4**

For our RAM, we've opted for 18 GB of Kingston HyperX Fury Black DDR4 at a clock speed of 33 MHz. While higher clock speeds are certainly available, they're not necessary for most users - and at $45 per stick, this is an incredibly affordable option. Additionally, the current prices of DDR4 have made it easier to get even more RAM than before - with 16 GB becoming the new standard by mid-2016.

**The Storage: SSD and Hard Drive**

When it comes to storage, we've opted for a combination of both an SSD and a hard drive. The Kingston SSD Now V300 series provides a respectable 120 GB of capacity, which is more than enough for most users' needs - including multiple copies of games, web browsers, and documents. Meanwhile, the Western Digital Caviar Blue hard drive offers a generous 1 TB of storage at an affordable $40.

**The Video Card: MSI GeForce GTX 980**

The star of this build is undoubtedly the MSI GeForce GTX 980 video card, which features 4 GB of GDDR5 memory and MSi's Twin Frozer cooler. While it may seem pricey at $500, this GPU is still one of the best options available in 2016 - and for those who are serious about gaming, it's well worth the investment.

**The Case: Fantex and F00D Pro**

For our case, we've chosen the Fantex and F00D Pro, a phenomenal chassis that has won awards for its design and build quality. While at $80 it may seem on the pricier side, this case is truly exceptional - with its sleek lines and sturdy construction making it perfect for even the most discerning gamers.

**The Power Supply: EVJ Supernova NX 650 W**

Finally, we've opted for the EVJ Supernova NX 650 W power supply, which provides a solid 650 watts of power at an affordable $75. While this power supply may not have all the bells and whistles of some more expensive options, it's still incredibly reliable - with high efficiency and low noise levels making it perfect for even the most demanding systems.

**That's It for Today's Build**

And that's it for today's build - a truly exceptional gaming PC that's sure to handle even the toughest AAA titles at ultra settings. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just looking to upgrade your system, this build is definitely worth considering. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more content, and be sure to check out our links below for all the parts used in today's build.

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