gradual pc build

[StriderBinks]

im planning on buying gaming pc components over time. heres a shot of my newegg wishlist. this will be my first build so any advice on the compoents i have listed would be much appreciated. i already have a tower, thermaltake view 37 rgb. not really sure about that gpu because of the price (obviously) so some reccomendations on better priced gpus with similar performance would be much appreciated.

[Herman Mcpootis]

just for gaming? are you only able to get it from newegg or also from other sites?

[Streetguru]

20 minutes ago, StriderBinks said:

m planning on buying gaming pc components over time.

Bad idea

 

Just buy a $400-500 R3 2200G system to start with, you can always add in a next generation GPU in a few months, and an R7 2700/X as well

[StriderBinks]

11 minutes ago, Herman Mcpootis said:

just for gaming? are you only able to get it from newegg or also from other sites?

mainly for gaming, im still gonna be doing the regular computer stuff obviously lol. i also plan on getting an audio interface and downloading some amp simulation software so i can learn guitar without bugging my family/neighbors or have them hear me sucking. 

[Herman Mcpootis]

1 minute ago, StriderBinks said:

mainly for gaming, im still gonna be doing the regular computer stuff obviously lol. i also plan on getting an audio interface and downloading some amp simulation software so i can learn guitar without bugging my family/neighbors or have them hear me sucking. 

get a ryzen 2600 and cheaper B350/450 board, use the stock cooler.  MX500 is cheaper and performs just as well. you should be able to find cheaper, faster memory kits too. see if a seasonic focus or evga G2/3 is cheaper than the GQ and get those instead. oh, and don't get them over time, get them when you're fully ready to buy them all at once.