£1400 PC Setup

[_lucalink]

Budget (including currency): £1400

Country: UK

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: AAA gaming

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): I am looking at doing a £1400 pc setup primarily for gaming and school. I need the PC, Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Headset and mouse pad. I would like the PC to look good and perform well in games at 1440p. For the GPU I am thinking a £400 one seems reasonable so from current gen parts the best option would probably be the RX 5700XT however I will only be after Christmas and I have seen a lot of leaks that the 3060ti will be launching in mid November and looks to be around the same performance as the 2080 super. I know that I am asking this quite early relative to when I am building but it would be useful to see some configurations mainly for how much to spend on each component, or if I need to find some extra cash as I can then start buying components if there's a good deal on black Friday for example, as I already have most of the money and will just be getting the final bit at Christmas. I will be games like AC Valhalla, RDR2, witcher 3, cyberpunk 2077 and COD aswell as some easier titles such as Battlefront 2. 

 

[Stygian Zenith]

If i was you i would do this: PC (1000 pounds), Keyboard/mouse/headset (200 pounds) and finally (200 pound monitor) @_lucalink

[Fasauceome]

25 minutes ago, _lucalink said:

however I will only be after Christmas and I have seen a lot of leaks that the 3060ti will be launching in mid November and looks to be around the same performance as the 2080 super. I know that I am asking this quite early relative to when I am building but it would be useful to see some configurations mainly for how much to spend on each component,

it's really a lot better to wait and not post now.

 

you've already made several topics on this subject, I sincerely hope that we aren't going to be seeing a slow trickle of topics every couple of days about this. On top of that, I know that at least a few members have suggested full parts lists, so in essence you already have exactly what you were looking for.

[_lucalink]

11 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

it's really a lot better to wait and not post now.

 

you've already made several topics on this subject, I sincerely hope that we aren't going to be seeing a slow trickle of topics every couple of days about this. On top of that, I know that at least a few members have suggested full parts lists, so in essence you already have exactly what you were looking for.

Sorry, I won't post again.