1700–1800€ Budget Gaming PC Build

[oMagic]

Hello dear Community, yes im new here, but i hope to get some help. 
 

currently i got 1500–1800€ for a Gaming PC build (Monitor don’t need to be included) 

 

so, i want to have a beast of a PC, what are you thoughts, what components i should use. 
 

RGB is not necessarily, and i guess, it would hurt my Wallet. 
 
Im happy, if i could get any helpful response. 
 

thanks

 

dear oMagic o/

[mahyar]

country?

[suedseefrucht]

1 hour ago, oMagic said:

Hello dear Community, yes im new here, but i hope to get some help. 
 

currently i got 1500–1800€ for a Gaming PC build (Monitor don’t need to be included) 

 

so, i want to have a beast of a PC, what are you thoughts, what components i should use. 
 

RGB is not necessarily, and i guess, it would hurt my Wallet. 
 
Im happy, if i could get any helpful response. 
 

thanks

 

dear oMagic o/

I did the same thing (like 1300€) earlier this year. Just take a look at my build down below. But you should pick current generation CPU and graphics card. (Intel 10XXX CPU, AMD Ryzen 3XXX, NVIDIA RTX 30XX).
Things I would change about my build after building it are:

µATX mainboard because it is cheaper.

dual RAM because it is cheaper than quad RAM and the mainboard only supports dual channel RAM even if it has 4 slots.

 

 

You could go for an AMD Ryzen 7 and a NVIDIA RTX 3080 maybe. Even if I'm using Intel, I would go for AMD because it's cheaper for RAM overclocking. Also you should go for 16 GB RAM for your budget.

[oMagic]

On 10/25/2020 at 8:24 PM, mahyar said:

country?

Germany

[oMagic]

On 10/25/2020 at 9:59 PM, suedseefrucht said:

I did the same thing (like 1300€) earlier this year. Just take a look at my build down below. But you should pick current generation CPU and graphics card. (Intel 10XXX CPU, AMD Ryzen 3XXX, NVIDIA RTX 30XX).
Things I would change about my build after building it are:

µATX mainboard because it is cheaper.

dual RAM because it is cheaper than quad RAM and the mainboard only supports dual channel RAM even if it has 4 slots.

 

 

You could go for an AMD Ryzen 7 and a NVIDIA RTX 3080 maybe. Even if I'm using Intel, I would go for AMD because it's cheaper for RAM overclocking. Also you should go for 16 GB RAM for your budget.

That’s a good build, but In PC building vids, there being used better components...or am i wrong

 

thx

[Guest]

Hi

 

Wait for reviews on the Ryzen 5000 cpu's on or around the 5th Nov. 

 

As for the gpu you can try and get an RTX 3070 depending on the price on the 29th. Will probably be hard to get hold of though if it is anything like the 3080/90 launch. The AMD Big Navi gets announced on the 28th.

[suedseefrucht]

On 10/27/2020 at 6:14 PM, oMagic said:

That’s a good build, but In PC building vids, there being used better components...or am i wrong

 

thx

My build was made for WQHD gaming. So it is just a RTX 2070.
Of course you can pick a better graphics card if you want to go for high FPS 4K gaming. When I built my build, high settings 4K gaming would require a 2080 TI which was like 1500 €. Nowadays a RTX 3080 could handle that for far less money. i9 or ryzen threadripper is not really needed for gaming.