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So I was planning to build a pc in the range of €1000 to €1100 ($1165 - $1281) and until this point I have got some items selected:

-i5 8600k (planning to oc)

-CM hyper 212 evo

-Asus Prime z370-p

-G.Skill aegis 2x8gb (3000MHz)

-Nzxt s340

-Corsair cx600 80+ bronze

-Sandisk pro 480Gb

-1TB harddrive from my pc now

As you can see I haven't included the gpu, because my plan was to buy the gtx 1160/2060 and keep my gtx 750ti from my current pc.

So my question is: is this all compatable and is this a good build for 1080p 60Hz and maybe some 144Hz if I fancy that in the future?

Thanks In advance

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  • Get a better cooler. The CryOrig H7 would be a good affordable cooler.
  • I'm not sure about that motherboard; might have lackluster VRM's. Something worth looking into.
  • Get a better PSU. Check the PSU tier list, try and go for tier 1 or 2.

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16 minutes ago, Brocco Boi said:

So I was planning to build a pc in the range of €1000 to €1100 ($1165 - $1281) and until this point I have got some items selected:

-i5 8600k (planning to oc)

-CM hyper 212 evo

-Asus Prime z370-p

-G.Skill aegis 2x8gb (3000MHz)

-Nzxt s340

-Corsair cx600 80+ bronze

-Sandisk pro 480Gb

-1TB harddrive from my pc now

As you can see I haven't included the gpu, because my plan was to buy the gtx 1160/2060 and keep my gtx 750ti from my current pc.

So my question is: is this all compatable and is this a good build for 1080p 60Hz and maybe some 144Hz if I fancy that in the future?

Thanks In advance

I can reassure you that with that cpu and a decent gpu around 1070-1070Ti you should easily be able to play on 1080p 144Hz, I cant tell how things look for 1440p 144Hz since my Monitor is 1080p but I dont expect a big performance loss

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3 minutes ago, ZeouLs said:

I can reassure you that with that cpu and a decent gpu around 1070-1070Ti you should easily be able to play on 1080p 144Hz, I cant tell how things look for 1440p 144Hz since my Monitor is 1080p but I dont expect a big performance loss

Okay nice to know I'm okay in the performance department as of cpu and gpu

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31 minutes ago, dizmo said:
  • Get a better cooler. The CryOrig H7 would be a good affordable cooler.
  • I'm not sure about that motherboard; might have lackluster VRM's. Something worth looking into.
  • Get a better PSU. Check the PSU tier list, try and go for tier 1 or 2.

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I've done some more research on the psu, but I still want know how much worse the psu I chose is over the ones in tier 1 or 2, is it risk of breaking or something else, like just bad performance?

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