esports startup

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Budget (including currency): 240000,- NOK

Country: Norway

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Competitive gaming, PUBG, DOTA, Rocket League and CS:GO

 

I'm a part of a team that is going to start up an esports team as a full effort and I'm wondering what you guys think is good. We have our own ideas too but I would like inputs from you guys to come up with stuff.

ASUS GeForce 3050
Intel i3-10105F

Kingston Fury Beast 16GB 2666

Kingston NV1 NVMe M.2 NVMe SSD 500GB

ASUS PRIME H510M-A WIFI

 

I would also be happy for input with networking and that too

Thanks in advance!

 

[191x7]

For pUBG, you'd want way more tha a 3050.

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Just now, 191x7 said:

For pUBG, you'd want way more tha a 3050.

Up to what, at 1080p at least over 100fps maybe a 3060? not sure

[191x7]

1080p for PUBG? No, thank you. If you want to compete, 1440p 144+Hz is the way to go. In PUBG visibility the difference between 1080p and 1440p is huge.

But, if it has to be 24" 1080p, then 165Hz is the bare minimum, and for that a 3060 could be the lowest possible option for low settings, but for visibility settings (a mix of high, medium and low) you'd need more for a stable 120~ish fps.

Also, you'd want to limit the framerate in game so that the GPU doesn't go above 90% in order to have a consistent input rate.

And for a consistent framerate higher than 100, for PUBG, you need a beefy CPU. Definetly more than 4 cores.

PUBG isn't Valorant and CS:GO.

 

I'm a tech enthusiast and a gaming coach specialized in hardware and peripherals.

[191x7]

@AxS

For 1080p something like the Ryzen 5 5600 with 2x8GB DDR4 3600 and an RX 6600 would actually be pretty good if paired with a 1080p 144Hz+ monitor.

Or the Intel i5 10400f/11400f with the 6600 or rtg 3060...

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On 4/6/2022 at 1:44 PM, 191x7 said:

1080p for PUBG? No, thank you. If you want to compete, 1440p 144+Hz is the way to go. In PUBG visibility the difference between 1080p and 1440p is huge.

But, if it has to be 24" 1080p, then 165Hz is the bare minimum, and for that a 3060 could be the lowest possible option for low settings, but for visibility settings (a mix of high, medium and low) you'd need more for a stable 120~ish fps.

Also, you'd want to limit the framerate in game so that the GPU doesn't go above 90% in order to have a consistent input rate.

And for a consistent framerate higher than 100, for PUBG, you need a beefy CPU. Definetly more than 4 cores.

PUBG isn't Valorant and CS:GO.

 

I'm a tech enthusiast and a gaming coach specialized in hardware and peripherals.

Okay thanks, I'll look into that more 

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On 4/6/2022 at 2:04 PM, 191x7 said:

@AxS

For 1080p something like the Ryzen 5 5600 with 2x8GB DDR4 3600 and an RX 6600 would actually be pretty good if paired with a 1080p 144Hz+ monitor.

Or the Intel i5 10400f/11400f with the 6600 or rtg 3060...

Sounds pretty good for all i know