$4000 4k gaming machine

[Letgomyleghoe]

$4000 4k gaming machine trust me, im not rich, this is a very significant investment

 

CPU: ryzen 9 3900x

GPU: pny xlr8 rtx 2080ti 

MOBO: rog crosshair viii hero wifi

RAM: corsair rgb pro 2x32gb 3200mhz + 2 dummy sticks

STORAGE: 1tb sabrent rocket

FANS: 6x corsair ll120mm

CASE:  corsair icue 465x 

PSU: corsair rm 850x
MONITOR: Acer Nitro XV273K 4k 144hz
KEYBOARD: corsair k68
 MOUSE: redragon m602
ACCESSORIES:  lighting node core, corsair commander pro,cablemod mod mesh black.

 

anything I should change? i know the monitor is a significant amount of total money for my pc, but i dont want to buy another anytime soon and would like to be able to play 4k games, while still being able to enjoying older lower resolution games at high fps 

 

[Slottr]

You don't need a lot of this for a gaming machine.

Especially the memory.

[Brooksie359]

I would wait until next gen nvidia cards come out before make a purchase this big. By that time both intel and AMD will also likely have their new cpus out as well. Would be a shame to buy a 2080ti only to have the 3080ti come out 6 months later. 

[Letgomyleghoe]

33 minutes ago, Slottr said:

You don't need a lot of this for a gaming machine.

Especially the memory.

yeah, i do a little video editing but its only 4k at the max rn, i am hoping to do some 8k video editing later this year, its not my main goal for this pc but it is a a little bit of a justification for it.

i know alot of this is very much over the top.

 

@Brooksie359  I dont want to keep waiting, because another product will just show up or be rumored about, and in another 6 months ill have enough money to buy a new gpu.

[GoldenLag]

56 minutes ago, scuff gang said:

would like to be able to play 4k games,

Would suggest getting a high end 1440p monitor instead. The loss of pixel density is made up with the fact you can run games at a higher framerate for more years into the future than 4k. 

 

It also opens up for ultrawide options

[Letgomyleghoe]

3 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

Would suggest getting a high end 1440p monitor instead. The loss of pixel density is made up with the fact you can run games at a higher framerate for more years into the future than 4k. 

 

It also opens up for ultrawide options

dont want or need ultrawide monitors

and what do you mean loss of pixel density, my monitor isnt any bigger than standard (27"), so i should have denser pixels

I dont really care as long as i can do 144hz, im planning on get a second 1440p high refresh monitor later on.