Doing a new build for myself now or later in the future.

[FloppyDisk01]

I always wanted to build a pc to play BF1 and BF5 even though that game is not very good but still decent. Cost is erevent to me but thats not whats holding me back. Anywho, I love overkill for my pc and have lots of breathing room for my pc incase i do something other than playing video games all the time. Here is my parts list and let me know if i need to change anything and modify anything. Thx  Btw there are also a desk, chair and other furniture that i did not include.

 

Cpu-3600x

Gpu-2080ti

Mobo-Asus ROG Strix x570-I Gaming

SSD1-Sabrent Gen.4 1TB

SSD2-1TB Silicon

Case-NZXT H210i Mini Itx

Cooler-NZXT Kraken x52 240mm

Ram-G.Skill NEO 2x16gb 3600mhz

RGB(list)-Nzxt HUE 2 controller, 2 AER RGB 2- Pack, Internal USB Hub, Nzxt Underglow 4 Hue 2 Strips.

PSU- Hx1000i 80+ Platinum (renewed)

 

Peripherals

 

Mouse-G502 lightspeed

Keyboard1-Hyperx alloy RGB Silver Switch

keyboard2-RK royal

Mon1-benq 24 ips 

Mon2-benq 24 144hz(ips i think)

RGB Strip for room-wentop ledstrip with remote

Headset-Sennheiser HD 599 SE amazon exclusive or ivory color( i love both colors)

 

ALL of the stuff equals out to - 3,798.84$

[Meganter]

4 minutes ago, FloppyDisk01 said:

 

Go for a 3900x and h700i otherwise it's not completely overkill  

[GrockleTD]

aight, i see a couple things

1. 3700x, especially for a 2080Ti
2. get a b450/x470 instead of x570, save a bit of money for said 3700x as x570 is generally unessescary
3. get a regular nvme drive, save some cash
4. 16GB of memory is probably enough, but 32GB is fine i guess
5. please don't get a refurbished PSU- get something like an RM850x
6. (subjective) i'd pair a 1440p 144hz with that GPU

[FloppyDisk01]

1 minute ago, Plouffe said:

Go for a 3900x and h700i otherwise it's not completely overkill  

HaHa lmao i like that idea but im going for something small and a extreamly good match up for 2080ti and also i like your build my build rn is a fx4350k and a r7 240 with a modded ram count by someguy.

[Devryd]

if you really "only" want a 6 core cpu get the 3600 non x. The performance difference is nearly nothing.

For a single GPU, you dont need more than 650W

[GrockleTD]

1 minute ago, Devryd said:

if you really "only" want a 6 core cpu get the 3600 non x. The performance difference is nearly nothing.

For a single GPU, you dont need more than 650W

i mean, even then if this is an overkill build, 3700X seems a better pairing for a 2080Ti

[FloppyDisk01]

1 minute ago, GrockleTD said:

aight, i see a couple things

1. 3700x, especially for a 2080Ti
2. get a b450/x470 instead of x570, save a bit of money for said 3700x as x570 is generally unessescary
3. get a regular nvme drive, save some cash
4. 16GB of memory is probably enough, but 32GB is fine i guess
5. please don't get a refurbished PSU- get something like an RM850x
6. (subjective) i'd pair a 1440p 144hz with that GPU

Overkill and money is erelavent but thx and i know if money was a problem then yes i would change it and also the 3rd gen i dont thinks its compatable

[FloppyDisk01]

6 core for me is nice but i want good performance and a cooler experience!

[GrockleTD]

Just now, FloppyDisk01 said:

Overkill and money is erelavent but thx and i know if money was a problem then yes i would change it and also the 3rd gen i dont thinks its compatable

3rd gen works just fine on b450, had my 3700X working perfectly fine on the decidedly mediocre B450 steel legend

[FloppyDisk01]

3 minutes ago, GrockleTD said:

aight, i see a couple things

1. 3700x, especially for a 2080Ti
2. get a b450/x470 instead of x570, save a bit of money for said 3700x as x570 is generally unessescary
3. get a regular nvme drive, save some cash
4. 16GB of memory is probably enough, but 32GB is fine i guess
5. please don't get a refurbished PSU- get something like an RM850x
6. (subjective) i'd pair a 1440p 144hz with that GPU

holy shit you have alot of builds, me likey lmao

[FloppyDisk01]

Just now, GrockleTD said:

3rd gen works just fine on b450, had my 3700X working perfectly fine on the decidedly mediocre B450 steel legend

oh nice but i like the gen4 speeds tho i have never expereinced big speeds and i want the best experience

[GrockleTD]

Just now, FloppyDisk01 said:

holy shit you have alot of builds, me likey lmao

a couple of those are incomplete (its been a little bit since i updated my sig, thanks for the reminder lol)

[GrockleTD]

1 minute ago, FloppyDisk01 said:

oh nice but i like the gen4 speeds tho i have never expereinced big speeds and i want the best experience

fair enough

[FloppyDisk01]

Just now, GrockleTD said:

a couple of those are incomplete (its been a little bit since i updated my sig, thanks for the reminder lol)

have you played 76 yet ik its bad but i want to play it for the exploring factor never seen a game do it like that and fallout sign me up!

[FloppyDisk01]

i also am looking for a complete s4 mini build for my brother bc he needs a new pc aslwell any suggestions!

[Herman Mcpootis]

3 minutes ago, FloppyDisk01 said:

oh nice but i like the gen4 speeds tho i have never expereinced big speeds and i want the best experience

2080ti doesn't run on PCI-E 4.0 speeds and the faster SSD speeds is completely unnecessary on a rig that's just gaming.

[FloppyDisk01]

8 minutes ago, GrockleTD said:

aight, i see a couple things

1. 3700x, especially for a 2080Ti
2. get a b450/x470 instead of x570, save a bit of money for said 3700x as x570 is generally unessescary
3. get a regular nvme drive, save some cash
4. 16GB of memory is probably enough, but 32GB is fine i guess
5. please don't get a refurbished PSU- get something like an RM850x
6. (subjective) i'd pair a 1440p 144hz with that GPU

the reason why i want 1080p is ive always been with 1080p and i love it and 1440p seems like much so i want the most and good performance.

[DoctorNick]

Just now, Herman Mcpootis said:

2080ti doesn't run on PCI-E 4.0 speeds and the faster SSD speeds is completely unnecessary on a rig that's just gaming.

Overkill?

[scottyseng]

As someone who bought two refurbished AX860i PSUs, only to have them die within a few months, and after three RMAs to get two working units, please stay away from them. One of the PSUs ended up dying post warranty (warranty for reburbished PSUs is only one year). GrockleTD's suggestions are solid though.

[FloppyDisk01]

1 minute ago, Herman Mcpootis said:

2080ti doesn't run on PCI-E 4.0 speeds and the faster SSD speeds is completely unnecessary on a rig that's just gaming.

the ssd is gen 4 not the gpu. and plus ssd speeds i have never experienced before quote to my other comments

[Meganter]

1 minute ago, FloppyDisk01 said:

the reason why i want 1080p is ive always been with 1080p and i love it and 1440p seems like much so i want the most and good performance.

Yeah I can relate, i have a FHD monitor when my GPU is supposed to be good for 1440p

[FloppyDisk01]

Just now, scottyseng said:

As someone who bought two refurbished AX860i PSUs, only to have them die within a few months, and after three RMAs to get two working units, please stay away from them. One of the PSUs ended up dying post warranty (warranty for reburbished PSUs is only one year). GrockleTD's suggestions are solid though.

yeah i saw your posts on amazon did you get your money back?

[FloppyDisk01]

 i will change the hx1000i to a new one or better power supply i want alot of room for a upgrade in the furture and platinum psu's are still around form back when it was a new thing and i are still stronge today even on the upgrade that lazer james got he had a 750w corsair and still is good

[GrockleTD]

1 minute ago, Plouffe said:

Yeah I can relate, i have a FHD monitor when my GPU is supposed to be good for 1440p

personally, as somebody who has experienced every spectrum of GTA V's texture quality's, i would rather play 1440p low at 144Hz, than 1080p high at not 144hz. (this is why i was going to buy a 1440p monitor when i get payed tomorrow :p)

[scottyseng]

2 minutes ago, FloppyDisk01 said:

yeah i saw your posts on amazon did you get your money back?

Sadly no, since it died post warranty (That one years goes super fast). The other one is somehow still alive, but I don't trust it and have bought a spare EVGA G3 PSU for when it does die.

 

I think 1000W is super overkill for this PC though.