FireBird_12

the gpu would cost me around 1000$ lol https://i.imgur.com/pZqHuDB.png

I'm only going for a 144hz monitor for games like csgo/r6 i don't really expect any other games to hit above 144fps on ultra

a 1080ti/2080 would be overkill, in my opinion, I'm thinking a 2070/1070ti should do just fine.

also will 1070ti/1080 would be good 1440p gaming at 144hz? the game I play like 90% of the time is csgo and I don't think the GPU matters much in it, but do u have any idea how many frames I could hit usually 2600x or 2700x or an 8700/8700k?

I don't really plan on overclocking at all tbh, cuz 1. I'm not really experienced with it and 2. pretty sure degrades the CPU over time I guess? again could be completely wrong about that one. 3. I will probably have to invest in pretty decent cooling and pretty sure air cooling won't to it as temperatures go really fucking high in the summer season 30-45° c.

Hello, I need some help as to what parts to go for, as this would be my first time building a pc, so I have no idea on what CPU to take with what GPU and how to avoid bottlenecking etc. below I have provided a list of what parts i think should be good and my budget etc. Budget: INR 1,27,000.00 ($1800) Location: India Aim for the build: I would be doing gaming for most of the part, games I usually play are CS:GO / Fortnite / GTA V / Battlefield V / PUBG Monitor: I plan on having a 1440p display with a decent refresh rate (120-144hz) Peripherals: I already have a mouse/headset, I plan on getting a keyboard and a monitor. (not included in the budget just want suggestions) CPU- I was thinking to go for an i7-8700/8700k GPU- I'm really confused as to which one to go for, I plan on playing all of my games on the highest possible settings (1440p), maybe a GTX1070/1080 or an RTX 2070? MOTHERBOARD- Once again no idea which one to really go for, I don't need wifi/Bluetooth RAM- 16gb 3200mhz (2x8gb) PSU- I think anything from a decent brand rated 80+ gold should be good, and 600-800w should be enough. STORAGE- I'm confused whether to go for an SSHD or an m.2 SSD CASE- Doesn't really matter to me, I don't want fancy RGB's etc OTHERS- I would preferably want to go for an air cooling solution because I've heard water cooling is pretty difficult and there's a slight chance with AIO's of failing.