New PC Build components

Mackousz · January 23, 2024

Budget (including currency): 35-40000 CZK/ around 1750 USD

Country: Czechia

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Minecraft, Fortnite, Cities Skylines 1&2, Streaming, Video Recording

Other details:

Crucial SSD and HDD are already in use, there is no need to buy those, I included them to check for proper compatibility
Peripherals are already in use, there is no need for those.

Upgrading from:

MB: ASUS B75M-A LGA1155 - Intel B75
Processor: Intel Core i7-3770
Graphics card: MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6GT OCV1
Memory: Kingston HyperX Savage 16GB (Kit 2x8GB) 1600MHz DDR3 CL9 XMP
PSU: Seasonic Energy Knight SS-400ET - 400W

New build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Mackousz/saved/RLyKhM

Hi guys,

sorry to bother you with my build, however, despite having some technical experience, I am a little bit over my head here. I'm upgrading from a PC I got in 2013. Since then, I've upgraded the processor from an i3 to an i7 and the graphics card from 660 to 1060 6Gb. However, I feel it is time for an upgrade. I've looked over to PC Part Picker and selected this based on availability on our local online shop https://www.alza.cz/. The final configuration comes to 38 483 CZK (including VAT and all taxes). I've looked at these parts and it seems to me it would run well, however, as I said, not the greatest in all of this. I would appreciate all the help and expertise you could provide on how to change or adjust the build. Maybe some of the things are overkill, others might be bottlenecking others.. not sure. Hope you can help me out here! I would love to upgrade as soon as possible, with my main intentions being gaming, possibly streaming a video creation as well as creative programs such as Adobe Creative Cloud suite etc. The existing PC has been working tirelessly for 13 years and I hope this new one can match that. Thank you everyone!

MCcarp · January 23, 2024

12 minutes ago, Mackousz said:

Budget (including currency): 35-40000 CZK/ around 1750 USD

Country: Czechia

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Premiere Pro, Photoshop, Minecraft, Fortnite, Cities Skylines 1&2, Streaming, Video Recording

Other details:

Crucial SSD and HDD are already in use, there is no need to buy those, I included them to check for proper compatibility

Peripherals are already in use, there is no need for those.

Upgrading from:

MB: ASUS B75M-A LGA1155 - Intel B75

Processor: Intel Core i7-3770

Graphics card: MSI GeForce GTX 1060 6GT OCV1

Memory: Kingston HyperX Savage 16GB (Kit 2x8GB) 1600MHz DDR3 CL9 XMP

PSU: Seasonic Energy Knight SS-400ET - 400W

New build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Mackousz/saved/3LyKhM

Hi guys,

sorry to bother you with my build, however, despite having some technical experience, I am a little bit over my head here. I'm upgrading from a PC I got in 2013. Since then, I've upgraded the processor from an i3 to an i7 and the graphics card from 660 to 1060 6Gb. However, I feel it is time for an upgrade. I've looked over to PC Part Picker and selected this based on availability on our local online shop https://www.alza.cz/. The final configuration comes to 38 483 CZK (including VAT and all taxes). I've looked at these parts and it seems to me it would run well, however, as I said, not the greatest in all of this. I would appreciate all the help and expertise you could provide on how to change or adjust the build. Maybe some of the things are overkill, others might be bottlenecking others.. not sure. Hope you can help me out here! I would love to upgrade as soon as possible, with my main intentions being gaming, possibly streaming a video creation as well as creative programs such as Adobe Creative Cloud suite etc. The existing PC has been working tirelessly for 13 years and I hope this new one can match that. Thank you everyone!

i can't see your pc list bc you set it to private

Mackousz · January 23, 2024

1 minute ago, MCcarp said:

i can't see your pc list bc you set it to private

Yikes, sorry about that, fixed now!

MCcarp · January 23, 2024

15 minutes ago, Mackousz said:

Yikes, sorry about that, fixed now!

np, does the brand of your gpu and cpu matter to you? And will you use 1 or 2 monitors?

Mackousz · January 23, 2024

14 minutes ago, MCcarp said:

np, does the brand of your gpu and cpu matter to you? And will you use 1 or 2 monitors?

for the CPU - I've always been running on Intel, however, based on the performance, I've been recommended AMD. But I do not care as much. Same goes for the GPU, don't really care about the brands

MCcarp · January 23, 2024

you should consider buying a slightly cheaper cpu, fx a i7, 12 and 13 series or ryzen7, 6 and 7 series and with the extra money you should buy a gpu with a bit more ram and power. fx an rx 6700 xt 12gb or an rtx 4060 12 gb or the 4070 12gb