new pc plan

[going.dark141]

Budget (including currency): 1600$ - 1400$

Country: bahrain

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: mostly 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 want a pc setup for gaming at 1440p 144hz and it is a new one. 

this is the part list:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/JBmNCz

[Somerandomtechyboi]

Only things wrong with this build are

 

Ssd cause adata has switched some stuff up on the consumer models and you might be getting slower than advertised speeds.

 

Maybe stick to wd, crucial, or samsung ssds, maybe go sn550 or sn750, crucial p1, or 970 evo, all decent ssd choices

 

The case looks like airflow hell, that front is solid and not mesh (BAD) get sometjing like a p300a, p360a, p400a, meshify c, 4000d airflow, etc.

 

Otherwise good build

[Middcore]

4 minutes ago, Somerandomtechyboi said:

The case looks like airflow hell, that front is solid and not mesh (BAD)

 

The front of the Metallic Gear Neo Air is quite obviously mesh. 

[going.dark141]

thank you.

but the case is infact mesh so i think the airflow should be good.

 

 

[Somerandomtechyboi]

Whoops eyes decieved me xD

 

I guess the only thing thats actually wrong is the ssd, good build tbh

[going.dark141]

one more thing. 

i want to know i the corsair harpoon rgb pro is good. i could not find a good detailed review of this mouse.

and i chose the sn750 like you recomended

[Somerandomtechyboi]

Just now, going.dark141 said:

one more thing. 

i want to know i the corsair harpoon rgb pro is good. i could not find a good detailed review of this mouse.

and i chose the sn750 like you recomended

Not sure about the mouse, tho maybe you might like a bloody a90 mouse, its around 30$ in my area tho not sure what international pricing is, i do know that its really good for drag clicking so very good for minecraft if you play competitively

 

[going.dark141]

i am planning to source the products from the us through amazon and newegg mainly. because the prices here are insane for everything with the word gaming.

 

[Middcore]

Just now, going.dark141 said:

one more thing. 

i want to know i the corsair harpoon rgb pro is good. i could not find a good detailed review of this mouse.

 

"Good" for a mouse is subjective. Depends on your hand size, grip type you find comfortable, etc.

 

All modern gaming mice from major brands use good sensors. A lot of them even use the exact same sensors. The differences between them are not anything you would ever be able to perceive.

 

Almost all modern gaming mice from major brands use the same Omron switches (except the few that use optical switches), which will feel the same and are equally prone to eventually developing random double-click faults.

 

All gaming peripheral software suites (Logitech G Hub or whatever it's called, Razer Synapse, Corsair iCue) is basically butt and the best thing you can hope for is to set the lighting and DPI you want and forget about it. 

 

Some of it depends on the type of games you play. People who spend most of their time in MMO's or RTS games might want a bigger, comfier mouse with tons of buttons. Competitive FPS players might want something very lightweight. (The current trend is for very light mice, which people think will make them better at games and usually won't.)

 

 

[going.dark141]

again thank you all for your feedback.