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Budget (including currency): $500 USD Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Call of duty Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): Just the tower is all I need and I can shop online or at microcenter or best buy if its a better deal I was looking to build a gaming PC for a friend of mine and I haven't been keeping up with the general trends recently with gaming PCs as I haven't needed to. I have no idea if its cheaper to go for intel or AMD right now. There is this deal going on right now at microcenter but I don't know which GPU to even put with this. Is arc worth it yet?

I was looking to water cool my Ryzen 5 2600 And I was wondering if the gigabyte RTX 2060 super with two fans revision number one uses the reference PCB as I want to get a water block for it. I tried looking on gigabytes site but they didn't mention it.

the valve index is $1,000 and the pre owned vive from HTC directly is $345 Please let me know if i need to save up or buy I already have a PC that will work great for vr I just need a hmd

a core i5 7600k or a ryzen 2600 (both with a nivida 1070 non ti)

so i can't afford an i7 so save up for an i7 or cause i can afford an ryzen 2600 now

i just my my vive wireless would that effect anything?

yes my gpu is at like 40% and my cpu on 100%

I currently have an i5 7600k for my vr gaming and im running into a cpu bottle neck. I have also a nividia 1070. should i switch to ryzen 5 2600 for my vr gaming

no just the PC I got the head set

Hey guys I want to build a gaming PC cause #buildnotbought. It's my first gaming PC and all of my friends are starting to play PC and VR games. My budget doesn't include windows and I'm totally lost. I want to spend about $700 USD on the PC. I'm completely lost with running VR. Please help