First Time Builder

[emm]

Budget (including currency): Ideally between 1300-1700. 

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming/ Editing 

Other details (I alrdy have the mobo for 2 years, and a new sf750 psu + nzxt fans and going to upgrade to a 3070 with the parts mentiond, storage is just sitting there its not the final choice)

This is my first build/ second pc, bought pre built.

old pc was: 2060 6gb, R7 2700X, 16gb ram.

this is what im going to build in the few months to come, was wondering if there was anything wrong with it --> https://pcpartpicker.com/list/DtMjd9 

 

[PcBeExpensive]

2 minutes ago, emm said:

Budget (including currency): 2000$ 

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming/ Editing 

Other details (I already have the motherboard for 2 years, was wondering if it will be still good or do i need to buy a new one)

This is my first build/ second pc, bought pre built.

im upgrading my whole pc but gonna keep the motherboard for now 

old pc was: 2060 6gb, R7 2700X, 16gb ram.

this is what im going to build in the few months to come, was wondering if there was anything wrong with it --> https://pcpartpicker.com/list/DtMjd9 

 

Only 500gb of storage? Didn't you say you already had the MOBO? You can then cancel the price out.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/D22tzf

With the MOBO that you already have price canceled out you can easily fit a 4070 ti in there which would be great for 1440p.

[PcBeExpensive]

Also with the extra money (around 120) left in the budget you could buy another set of RAM.

[SorryBella]

6 minutes ago, emm said:

old pc was: 2060 6gb, R7 2700X, 16gb ram.

Just the whole enchiladas buddy, youll be surprised at how much we would save here if you dont have the intent of keeping the PC fully functional.

[emm]

1 minute ago, PcBeExpensive said:

Only 500gb of storage? Didn't you say you already had the MOBO? You can then cancel the price out.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/D22tzf

With the MOBO that you already have price canceled out you can easily fit a 4070 ti in there which would be great for 1440p.

i truly still didnt figure out the storage stuff, so ignore them they are not the final choice, and i wanna go for a 3070 im on 1080p and gonna be on 1080p for a long time before i get a 1440p. but is the mobo good? for this build 

[filpo]

1 minute ago, emm said:

i truly still didnt figure out the storage stuff, so ignore them they are not the final choice, and i wanna go for a 3070 im on 1080p and gonna be on 1080p for a long time before i get a 1440p. but is the mobo good? for this build 

you can get better mobos for cheaper

[emm]

2 minutes ago, filpo said:

you can get better mobos for cheaper

suggestions?

[emm]

4 minutes ago, SorryClaire said:

Just the whole enchiladas buddy, youll be surprised at how much we would save here if you dont have the intent of keeping the PC fully functional.

sorry, claire, i didnt understand whats your trying to say, im not being ironic but my english is kinda bad >:

[SorryBella]

Just now, emm said:

sorry, claire, i didnt understand whats your trying to say, im not being ironic but my english is kinda bad >:

I mean the entire specification of the current PC, ideally the receipt of the prebuilt itself if it was a "boutique" system where they take off the shelf components and make it into a built PC instead of a big box branded one like Dell or HP, as they usually include all the components used to help monthly bookeeping for the store itself.

[filpo]

7 minutes ago, emm said:

i truly still didnt figure out the storage stuff, so ignore them they are not the final choice, and i wanna go for a 3070 im on 1080p and gonna be on 1080p for a long time before i get a 1440p. but is the mobo good? for this build 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xDJsDq

[filpo]

4 minutes ago, emm said:

suggestions?

 

Just now, filpo said:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xDJsDq

with that budget you could even get a 7900 xtx but a 7900 xt is probably more realistic for your budget

[emm]

1 minute ago, SorryClaire said:

I mean the entire specification of the current PC, ideally the receipt of the prebuilt itself if it was a "boutique" system where they take off the shelf components and make it into a built PC instead of a big box branded one like Dell or HP, as they usually include all the components used to help monthly bookeeping for the store itself.

oh no some random youtuber posted the build and i took it from him, now everybody jokes about him and his builds for some reason

[SorryBella]

Just now, emm said:

oh no some random youtuber posted the build and i took it from him, now everybody jokes about him and his builds for some reason

Oh cool that is even better, did you save it?

[emm]

3 minutes ago, filpo said:

 

with that budget you could even get a 7900 xtx but a 7900 xt is probably more realistic for your budget

thanks!

[PcBeExpensive]

13 minutes ago, emm said:

i truly still didnt figure out the storage stuff, so ignore them they are not the final choice, and i wanna go for a 3070 im on 1080p and gonna be on 1080p for a long time before i get a 1440p. but is the mobo good? for this build 

The mobo is fine. Just to be sure you already have it? Also stick with the 3070. 4070 ti would be stupid for 1080p especially with that CPU, it would not be powerful enough to support it. You could go for a 3070 ti.

[filpo]

Just now, emm said:

thanks!

if your alright with going a bit over you could get a killer pc for the money, if not it would still be a really good gaming pc for 1440p and some 4k

[PcBeExpensive]

5 minutes ago, filpo said:

 

with that budget you could even get a 7900 xtx but a 7900 xt is probably more realistic for your budget

7900xt is not suit for 1080p

[filpo]

Just now, PcBeExpensive said:

The mobo is fine. Just to be sure you already have it? Also stick with the 3070. 4070 ti would be stupid for 1080p especially with that CPU, it would not be powerful enough to support it. You could go for a 3070 ti.

better to not go with new last gen, they're normally way overpriced, apart from amd. If you do wanna go last gen, then get the 6700 xt or 6800/xt

[filpo]

Just now, PcBeExpensive said:

7900xt is not suit for 1080p

ye but with a 5800x3d you coudl get some high frames and put those 2.0 displayport ports to use

[emm]

4 minutes ago, filpo said:

if your alright with going a bit over you could get a killer pc for the money, if not it would still be a really good gaming pc for 1440p and some 4k

the budget was messed up i just fixed it but imma go with the 1tb :3

[emm]

12 minutes ago, SorryClaire said:

Oh cool that is even better, did you save it?

the entire pc specs?

[PcBeExpensive]

4 minutes ago, filpo said:

better to not go with new last gen, they're normally way overpriced, apart from amd. If you do wanna go last gen, then get the 6700 xt or 6800/xt

Yes your right about that. A 6800xt would perform better than a 3070 ti.

[filpo]

3 minutes ago, emm said:

the budget was messed up i just fixed it but imma go with the 1tb :3

then you might be able to fit in a 7900 xt, but a 6900 xt or 6800 xt would be more realistic but the 7900 xt is better for the future (and 1440p)

[SorryBella]

1 minute ago, emm said:

the entire pc specs?

Yeah, and the youtube video as a reference.

[PcBeExpensive]

8 minutes ago, emm said:

the budget was messed up i just fixed it but imma go with the 1tb :3

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yLFBk9, I played around with the parts, this would be a much better build, 240 under budget and with a 5900x and a 6900XT. Also a bigger PSU thats cheaper, its 850W instead of 750W so you have plenty of space to overclock and upgrade. You an also buy yourself a nice set of custom cables from cable mod (I reccomend full cables not extensions since you have lots of money left in the budget) I think this would be the best PC for your budget. @SorryClaire and @filpoopinions?