Buget pc

[SHEZIKA]

I have a 600-700 euro buget what would u recommend me to go for i was thinking

bm350

ryzen 3 1200

8gb ddr4 ram

and i have a r7 360 right now was thinking of selling my old rig and getting a 1060 3gb instead of straight getting a 1050 ti 4gb

thnx for your opinion

[Bigbootyjudy]

Everything looks fine at the moment but if you get a 1060 I would just opt for the 6gb version though the 1050ti would work fine. Make sure that you also don't cheap out on your power supply

[SHEZIKA]

1 minute ago, Bigbootyjudy said:

Everything looks fine at the moment but if you get a 1060 I would just opt for the 6gb version though the 1050ti would work fine. Make sure that you also don't cheap out on your power supply

Is it that big of a difference betwen the 3gb and the 6 gb 1 cus i can get the 3gb version mutch cheaper i know the 1050 ti good too but i was thinking in a long run the 1060 pays of mutch more better

 

[Bigbootyjudy]

Just now, SHEZIKA said:

Is it that big of a difference betwen the 3gb and the 6 gb 1 cus i can get the 3gb version mutch cheaper i know the 1050 ti good too but i was thinking in a long run the 1060 pays of mutch more better

 

If the price difference is really that much worse you could get the 3gb version, or you could save some more money and even save up for a better gpu.

[SHEZIKA]

Just now, Bigbootyjudy said:

If the price difference is really that much worse you could get the 3gb version, or you could save some more money and even save up for a better gpu.

what gpu do you reccomend in a similar price range as the 1060 its better to save up a little bit more now then spend like 280 euros and get stuck with that gpu and is a COOLER MASTER MasterWatt Lite 500W enough

[Bigbootyjudy]

1 minute ago, SHEZIKA said:

what gpu do you reccomend in a similar price range as the 1060 its better to save up a little bit more now then spend like 280 euros and get stuck with that gpu and is a COOLER MASTER MasterWatt Lite 500W enough

Are you planning on upgrading this computer? If you are I would get what gpu you feel is right in the range of a 1060 or 1050ti because pc parts don't have the best prices right now. Keep in mind that your psu is the base of your build and sometimes it is better to spend that little bit of extra money to get a psu that might last longer and be more reliable.

[SHEZIKA]

1 minute ago, Bigbootyjudy said:

Are you planning on upgrading this computer? If you are I would get what gpu you feel is right in the range of a 1060 or 1050ti because pc parts don't have the best prices right now. Keep in mind that your psu is the base of your build and sometimes it is better to spend that little bit of extra money to get a psu that might last longer and be more reliable.

Well im not planning in upgrading in the near future thats why i want to know is it better to get smthing in the likes of a 1060 or is a 1050 ti enough i dont want to get stuck with a 1050ti if its not gona be enough

 

[CheeseburgerChad]

Just now, SHEZIKA said:

Well im not planning in upgrading in the near future thats why i want to know is it better to get smthing in the likes of a 1060 or is a 1050 ti enough i dont want to get stuck with a 1050ti if its not gona be enough

 

1060 is a great value and should last a while. I wouldn't go with the 1050ti if you're concerned about longevity. In that case you might even consider a 1070 if you can save enough money for one.

[Bigbootyjudy]

5 minutes ago, SHEZIKA said:

Well im not planning in upgrading in the near future thats why i want to know is it better to get smthing in the likes of a 1060 or is a 1050 ti enough i dont want to get stuck with a 1050ti if its not gona be enough

 

If you are not planning on upgrading I would go for a 1060 6gb or the 3gb at least but I would really reccomend the 6gb because as time goes on its just going to be better to have more of everything. (opinion, kind of sort of)

[CheeseburgerChad]

Just now, Bigbootyjudy said:

If you are not planning on upgrading I would go for a 1060 6gb or the 3gb at least but I would really reccomend the 6gb because as time goes on its just going to be better to have more of everything. (opinion, kind of sort of)

Agreed. The 6gb is better for higher resolutions or games that require a lot of textures

[SHEZIKA]

5 minutes ago, Bigbootyjudy said:

If you are not planning on upgrading I would go for a 1060 6gb or the 3gb at least but I would really reccomend the 6gb because as time goes on its just going to be better to have more of everything. (opinion, kind of sort of)

Then ill probbly keep the r7 360 2gb atm and try to sell my old rig and get the 1060 ill try to save up for the 6gb version its like 80$ more expensive but the hell, tnx  better too keep my old graphics card atm then get my self stuck with a 1050ti

[Bigbootyjudy]

5 minutes ago, SHEZIKA said:

Then ill probbly keep the r7 360 2gb atm and try to sell my old rig and get the 1060 ill try to save up for the 6gb version its like 80$ more expensive but the hell, tnx a lot both of u i could probbly cut corners if i get the 1200 instead of 1300x when overcloked basically the same as the 1300x better too keep my old graphics card atm then get my self stuck with a 1050ti

Sounds good. Just another quick comment on PSUs. Having a better gpu can help lower electrical costs if you use your computer a lot because of the higher efficiency. There is also the factor of reliability as you don't want your computer to all of the sudden explode (joking) when you turn it on. There are some really good posts talking about power supplies in the Power supply section of the forum.

 

https://linustechtips.com/main/forum/21-cases-and-power-supplies/

also I hope that I didn't wrongly link this so please tell me if this is against the community guidelines