First pc build

[Polandball22]

HI I'd like to build my first pc that can game at QHD 60 hz and FHD 60 hz well enough , I am located in Poland and have a byudget of about 8000pln for the whole machine (its greatly overkill  as I've been told) . I also do virtualise some linux stuff from time to time.I thought about a ryzen 5 and a 1060 6gb and maybe an 1160 down the road.can I ask for some build advice?

[SupaKomputa]

Ryzen 5 and a 1060 is good enough for 60fps...

[Polandball22]

Just now, SupaKomputa said:

Ryzen 5 and a 1060 is good enough for 60fps...

Thanks  also what about 144 hz will the ryzen be enopugh if I decided to play at 144Hz?

[Rauten]

Knowing absolutely nothing about the local pricing in Poland for PC components, you do seem to have the budget for a pretty nice rig (around 1.860€).

If you're interested in the nVidia series 11, I'd say wait; buy a cheapo card, something that will get your computer working. Everything seems to be pointing an August 20 announcement, so release of at least the 1180 shouldn't be too far behind.

If you care more about games than virtualization, go Intel. Either an i5 or i7 will do you well. If you care about virtualization more and really need dem coars and threids!! then go for an 8 core ryzen 7.

 

A Ryzen 5 and 1060 6gb combo can deliver 1080p 60fps just fine, but if you want to go 1440p or 144hz (or both), you really want a beefier graphics card; but still, I'd say wait for the 11 series.

[Polandball22]

Just now, Rauten said:

Knowing absolutely nothing about the local pricing in Poland for PC components, you do seem to have the budget for a pretty nice rig (around 1.860€).

If you're interested in the nVidia series 11, I'd say wait; buy a cheapo card, something that will get your computer working. Everything seems to be pointing an August 20 announcement, so release of at least the 1180 shouldn't be too far behind.

If you care more about games than virtualization, go Intel. Either an i5 or i7 will do you well. If you care about virtualization more and really need dem coars and threids!! then go for an 8 core ryzen 7.

 

A Ryzen 5 and 1060 6gb combo can deliver 1080p 60fps just fine, but if you want to go 1440p or 144hz (or both), you really want a beefier graphics card; but still, I'd say wait for the 11 series.

Thanks mate you're the best , I might hvae to wait till september for my build , but thanks for the advice , by september we should hopefully have some 11th gen benches , and IO guess ill be stuck with my ps4 for now

[GoldenLag]

37 minutes ago, Polandball22 said:

Thanks  also what about 144 hz will the ryzen be enopugh if I decided to play at 144Hz?

In most games yes.

 

If you can, get an RX 580 8GB if its about the same price as the 1060 6GB.

 

Then yoy can get a freesync monitor ti get the vest experience

[SupaKomputa]

37 minutes ago, Polandball22 said:

Thanks mate you're the best , I might hvae to wait till september for my build , but thanks for the advice , by september we should hopefully have some 11th gen benches , and IO guess ill be stuck with my ps4 for now

for that you can just get a Ryzen 5 2400g with onboard gpu.

enjoy that till 11th gen pops up.

[GoldenLag]

49 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

for that you can just get a Ryzen 5 2400g with onboard gpu.

enjoy that till 11th gen pops up.

According to rumoured pricing. The 11 series will be rather expencive. Which is logical due to Nvidias huge stash of Pascal GPUs. 

 

The pascal cards and polaris cards will still be good value when the 11 series hit. Or at least thats what is expected

[SupaKomputa]

Rather than deciding which gpu to buy now, why not just use the 2600g gpu's.

You'll never know if nvidia decided to release a better replacement for 1050ti.