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can you make one with around the same budget but with peripherals (including monitor)

budget: 1400 euros, budget is flexible country: netherlands it will be mainly used for gaming and school work. e.g minecraft, terraria, r6, and more but those the most all peri

So my friend is going to build his first gaming PC (I am going to help him) and he needs help picking parts. Do any of you guys know a good pc list (Netherlands) for him? He can go over budget for around 100-200 but ofcourse he'd rather not. Thanks for the help!

The gigabyte has real bad black uniformity so I think I am going with the Asus or maybe the samsung but Asus has less problems.

Which one is the best of alllllll these? I have a pretty light room.

Okay but what do you think about these 2 monitors? Samsung C32HG70 (or 27" model) ASUS TUF VG27AQ

So which ultrawide monitor and normal monitor would you advice for my budget?

the ASUS TUF VG27AQ looks good but I heard some things about the VRR being bad?

Best monitor below 500 euros? My pc consists of a rx 5700 xt and a ryzen 5 3600 (so I think 1440p 144hz is the way to go?)

Hardware Unboxed says the lg is best except if you want the special features and better colours that the ASUS has. The response time is way better tho on the lg. I will not use my monitor for watchinig a lot of netflix and yt so I think I am going with the LG?

And why not the LG? Sorry for bothering you with these useless questions but I really want to get a good one.

Which one suits me best?

The Asus one is the best of the three right (including the lg)? Samsung is only better if I would really need hdr?

Would be a nice extra but not really necessary because little games support it. I do play Battlefield V, that game supports it right? Then it would be nice.

ye but I'm going to play at 144hz so does it really matter? Viewing angles also don't really matter to me.