wll i get 144fps with this build? i already have 165hz asus monitor

[huhuhahaTi]

CORE i5- 9400F 4.1GHz turbo

ID-cooling Auraflow x 120 cooler

ASUS RTX 2060 tri-fan

SEASONIC m12ii-620 EVO 80+

[Fasauceome]

Yes you can do 144Hz with that build. Maybe pick a better PSU though, the M12II isn't really something you put in a system you care about.

[huhuhahaTi]

any PSU recommendation?

[Fasauceome]

1 minute ago, huhuhahaTi said:

any PSU recommendation?

Yeah, the Corsair CXM is my go to, you can grab anything from the 450 up and be set, if you want some nicer units, the TXM and the RMX are solid. The Bitfenix Formula Gold is a non modular but pretty good piece as well, or the Bitfenix Whisper M if you want to spend extra on modularity.

 

Also, be sure to quote people so they see your responses.

[TrigrH]

wait for ryzen 3000 if you dont have the cpu and motherboard yet

[Caennanu]

16 minutes ago, huhuhahaTi said:

CORE i5- 9400F 4.1GHz turbo

ID-cooling Auraflow x 120 cooler

ASUS RTX 2060 tri-fan

SEASONIC m12ii-620 EVO 80+

out of curiosity, did you pick the RTX 2060 for a specific reason?

GTX 1070 from what i know has more performance, and higher ram which might benefit you more at roughly the same price range.

[Spotty]

17 minutes ago, huhuhahaTi said:

CORE i5- 9400F 4.1GHz turbo

ID-cooling Auraflow x 120 cooler 

ASUS RTX 2060 tri-fan

SEASONIC m12ii-620 EVO 80+

Do you already own those parts or are you thinking about buying them?
I wouldn't buy a 120mm AIO for an i5 9400F. May as well save your money and stick with the stock cooler or buy a decent air cooler.

[Spotty]

1 minute ago, Caennanu said:

out of curiosity, did you pick the RTX 2060 for a specific reason?

GTX 1070 from what i know has more performance, and higher ram which might benefit you more at roughly the same price range.

RTX2060 outperforms the GTX1070. 1070Ti is more of an even match trading blows with the 2060.

If they're playing at 1080p the 6GB VRAM will be sufficient.

 

As for whether or not you will hit 144FPS in games - It depends on what game you're playing and what settings. LoL? DOTA 2? CSGO? Rocket League? Sure, no worries. Assassin's Creed Odyssey? Not a chance.

[Caennanu]

1 minute ago, Spotty said:

RTX2060 outperforms the GTX1070. 1070Ti is more of an even match trading blows with the 2060.

If they're playing at 1080p the 6GB VRAM will be sufficient.

 

As for whether or not you will hit 144FPS in games - It depends on what game you're playing and what settings. LoL? DOTA 2? CSGO? Rocket League? Sure, no worries. Assassin's Creed Odyssey? Not a chance.

Yep my bad, i was ill informed and double checked right after posting . . . you can ignore my post.

[huhuhahaTi]

1 minute ago, Spotty said:

RTX2060 outperforms the GTX1070. 1070Ti is more of an even match trading blows with the 2060.

If they're playing at 1080p the 6GB VRAM will be sufficient.

 

As for whether or not you will hit 144FPS in games - It depends on what game you're playing and what settings. LoL? DOTA 2? CSGO? Rocket League? Sure, no worries. Assassin's Creed Odyssey? Not a chance.

how about PUBG or APEX?

[huhuhahaTi]

15 minutes ago, fasauceome said:

Yeah, the Corsair CXM is my go to, you can grab anything from the 450 up and be set, if you want some nicer units, the TXM and the RMX are solid. The Bitfenix Formula Gold is a non modular but pretty good piece as well, or the Bitfenix Whisper M if you want to spend extra on modularity.

 

Also, be sure to quote people so they see your responses.

alright! thank you very much for your response! 

[matus570]

Well if you are willing to sacrifice some eye candy or resolution or both on some games it will do it no problem.

[matus570]

14 hours ago, huhuhahaTi said:

how about PUBG or APEX?

At 1080p maybe I am not sure and cant test it because I dont have it installed now. (I own a GTX 1070Ti) Your CPU will probaly be the bottleneck for PUBG. Apex should be fine.

[Ebony Falcon]

If u play on reducedsetti g u will get 144hz in apex and pubgw