Gaming PC "IM CONFUSED"

[Akamii]

Okay after searching here and there, i really didnt end up with a decision, so i will show you guys whats available in my country plus the prices, so you tell me which parts are suitable for my budget : 1030$~1000$
I5 4460 = 180$
i5 7400 = 180$
i5 7500 = 200$ ~ 205$
i5 7600 = 230.5$
i5 7600k = 244.5$
i7 4790 non k = 308$
i7 6700 non k = 305$ ~ 353$
Ryzen 1500x = 230$
Ryzen 1600 non X = 272$

Mobos:

Asus B150M PRO GAMING = 100$
MSI B250M BAZOOKA = 111$
GA-B250M GAMING 3 = 114$
Asus Prime B250-PLUS  = 116.5$
GA-H170-D3H = 125$ ~ 114$
MSI H110M Gaming = 91.5$ ( not sure if still in stock)
GA-H110M = 69.5$
ASUS-PRIME B350-PLUS = 128$
GA-P81-D3 =  55.5$

HDD : 1TB BLUE WD = 50$  ( i can buy used one for 33$)   
Crycial Ballistix Sport LT 8GB DDR4 2400 = 69.5$ ~ 66.5$  ( i can buy used for 50$ ~ 45$ )
Crucial Ballistix Sport XT 8GB DDR3 1866 CL10 1.5V = 55.5$ ( can buy used for 36$ )

BitFenix Comrade Window ATX Mid Tower Case (Black) + 500W PSU = 80.5$  ( not sure which 500w psu)
Cooler Master CMP-352 Mid Tower Desktop Case + 500W PSU = 86$ ( not sure which 500w psu)
BitFenix Comrade Window ATX Mid Tower Case = 41.5$
NZXT Source 210 Mid Tower Case = 44,5$

Cooler Master MasterWatt Lite 230V 400w = 47$
Cooler Master MasterWatt Lite 230V 500w = 55.5$
Cooler Master B500 Ver.2 PSU = 55.5$
Bitfenix BPA 500 500W PSU = 52.5$
Cooler Master Elite V2 500W = 47$
SeaSonic S12II Bronze 520W 80 PLUS Certified PSU = 86$ (not sure if still in stock)
EVGA 500W PSU (100-W1-0500-KR) = 86$

GTX 1060 6gb msi : 416$ ( upgrading in 1~2years)

BenQ RL2240HE 21.5 Inch Gaming LED LCD = 133$ ( not sure if still in stock)
ASUS VP228HE 21.5 Inch Full HD LED Monitor = 133$
ASUS VS248HR 24 Inch Full HD LED Monitor = 172$
ASUS VX248H 24 Inch Full HD LED Monitor = 200$
Samsung S24D300HS 24 Inch LED LCD Monitor = 166.5$
Samsung S24D330H 24 Inch LED LCD Monitor = 161$


Also talking about the Ryzen 1500x, i saw some videos "1500x vs 7500" the 7500 was 70%~90% vs 35~50% for ryzen, but the fps was higher for the 7500 in some games and the same for the rest.
Im going for pure gaming, but ryzen 1500x oc'ed can give higher fps than any of the i5 above non-oc or that i7 4790 ?


NOTE THAT IM NOT GOING TO OC ANY OF THE INTEL CPUS ABOVE..

[Damascus]

4 minutes ago, Akamii said:

Ryzen 1600 non X = 272$

 

4 minutes ago, Akamii said:

ASUS-PRIME B350-PLUS = 128$

These two right here will perform better then a 4790K, the combo will kick anything else on this list to the curb.  Get the 1600, the B350 and you are good to go for like 3-5 years, get an i5 and you'll be shelling out for a new CPU in a year or two (or at least wishing you could)

[Sauron]

If you can overclock the ryzen but don't want to overclock the intels the 1500x is by far the best option, what it lacks in pure IPC over a 7500 is easily compensated through overclocking. It won't be as fast as the i7s in games but the performance difference isn't worth paying up.

[Damascus]

Ryzen 1600 non X = 272$

ASUS-PRIME B350-PLUS = 128$

HDD : 1TB BLUE WD = 50$ 

Crycial Ballistix Sport LT 8GB DDR4 2400 - buy used for 50$ ~ 45$

GTX 1060 6gb msi : 416$ ( upgrading in 1~2years)

ASUS VP228HE 21.5 Inch Full HD LED Monitor = 133$

 

Total $1049 if you can get the RAM for 50, I recomend getting new storage unless its an ssd.  Other than that, why is the 1060 so insanely pricey?  If you are getting a special Gaming X MSI card, don't.  A cheaper evga or zotac 1060 will perform just as well for way less

[Akamii]

13 minutes ago, Damascus said:

 

These two right here will perform better then a 4790K, the combo will kick anything else on this list to the curb.  Get the 1600, the B350 and you are good to go for like 3-5 years, get an i5 and you'll be shelling out for a new CPU in a year or two (or at least wishing you could)

budget.. read the rest

[Damascus]

Just now, Akamii said:

budget.. read the rest

Stayed in budget basically

5 minutes ago, Damascus said:

Ryzen 1600 non X = 272$

ASUS-PRIME B350-PLUS = 128$

HDD : 1TB BLUE WD = 50$ 

Crycial Ballistix Sport LT 8GB DDR4 2400 - buy used for 50$ ~ 45$

GTX 1060 6gb msi : 416$ ( upgrading in 1~2years)

ASUS VP228HE 21.5 Inch Full HD LED Monitor = 133$

 

Total $1049 if you can get the RAM for 50, I recomend getting new storage unless its an ssd.  Other than that, why is the 1060 so insanely pricey?  If you are getting a special Gaming X MSI card, don't.  A cheaper evga or zotac 1060 will perform just as well for way less

 

[Akamii]

13 minutes ago, Sauron said:

If you can overclock the ryzen but don't want to overclock the intels the 1500x is by far the best option, what it lacks in pure IPC over a 7500 is easily compensated through overclocking. It won't be as fast as the i7s in games but the performance difference isn't worth paying up.

so you say that even if the 7500 + mobo combo is cheaper than 1500x + combo, i can get the 1500x oc'ed + the ability to multitasking?
but please tell me the rest of the rig as i mentioned the prices above so i dont get more confused

[Damascus]

Oops forgot the PSU

 

[Akamii]

8 minutes ago, Damascus said:

Ryzen 1600 non X = 272$

ASUS-PRIME B350-PLUS = 128$

HDD : 1TB BLUE WD = 50$ 

Crycial Ballistix Sport LT 8GB DDR4 2400 - buy used for 50$ ~ 45$

GTX 1060 6gb msi : 416$ ( upgrading in 1~2years)

ASUS VP228HE 21.5 Inch Full HD LED Monitor = 133$

 

Total $1049 if you can get the RAM for 50, I recomend getting new storage unless its an ssd.  Other than that, why is the 1060 so insanely pricey?  If you are getting a special Gaming X MSI card, don't.  A cheaper evga or zotac 1060 will perform just as well for way less

u forgot about the case and the psu
and well, there's no other choice but this card.. sadly.

[Damascus]

Just now, Akamii said:

u forgot about the case and the psu
and well, there's no other choice but this card.. sadly.

Yeah, just realized.  Get a 1500X then

[Akamii]

3 minutes ago, Damascus said:

Yeah, just realized.  Get a 1500X then

still out of the budget ..

[Damascus]

Just now, Akamii said:

still out of the budget ..

Screw it to plank of mdf with some standoffs and take the case out of the equation

[Akamii]

1 minute ago, Damascus said:

Screw it to plank of mdf with some standoffs and take the case out of the equation

does it really worth doing that?

[Damascus]

Just now, Akamii said:

does it really worth doing that?

IMO a sheet of MDF with the mobo attached using some cheap stand offs and wall mounted may be  your best option.  Make sure to have some GPU support

[Akamii]

UP for more suggestions please

[Sauron]

2 hours ago, Akamii said:

so you say that even if the 7500 + mobo combo is cheaper than 1500x + combo, i can get the 1500x oc'ed + the ability to multitasking?
but please tell me the rest of the rig as i mentioned the prices above so i dont get more confused

Even though the 7500 configuration is slightly cheaper the 1500x offers better value - it's significantly more powerful in general and can be overclocked.

 

As for the rest, ryzen cpus are known to perform quite a bit better with faster ram so I'd go for the 2400mhz option. I'd also try to get an SSD for the os if at all possible, it really makes a big difference in the experience. Among the power supplies the Seasonic unit is the best, but it is the most expensive - I wouldn't cheap out on the power supply but if you must, I'd go for the bitfenix unit as a bargain option. Get one of the cases without power supply (the one you like the most), integrated power supplies are generally terrible.

 

For the monitor, the asus vs248hr seems like the best option.

[Akamii]

54 minutes ago, Sauron said:

Even though the 7500 configuration is slightly cheaper the 1500x offers better value - it's significantly more powerful in general and can be overclocked.

 

As for the rest, ryzen cpus are known to perform quite a bit better with faster ram so I'd go for the 2400mhz option. I'd also try to get an SSD for the os if at all possible, it really makes a big difference in the experience. Among the power supplies the Seasonic unit is the best, but it is the most expensive - I wouldn't cheap out on the power supply but if you must, I'd go for the bitfenix unit as a bargain option. Get one of the cases without power supply (the one you like the most), integrated power supplies are generally terrible.

 

For the monitor, the asus vs248hr seems like the best option.

well its still out of the budget, but there's GTX 1060 msi armor 6gb for 377$, should i get it or stick to the gaming x ?

[Sauron]

Just now, Akamii said:

well its still out of the budget, but there's GTX 1060 msi armor 6gb for 377$, should i get it or stick to the gaming x ?

get the cheaper one, it makes very little difference which brand you buy it from.