Ryzen pc

[SzaboAttila]

ABOUT ME:

I live in a corrupt country (Serbia) so prices are high, and for example here I cant find an evga gpu the rest of the gpus are pricey, ram prices are very high, and I cant order from amazon or from newegg, because taxes are incredible. The parts are the cheapest at emmi.rs and I want to order from there. I dont do heavy multitasking, or photo/video editing, I just want to play triple A games, and maybe streaming, now I have a really old system with amd fx cpu, and amd r7 360 2gb gpu, 8gb ram so I think its time to upragade.

So I am sure that I want to build a ryzen 5 1600 system and I have 900euros for it (that is ≈1000$). I really like small form factor and minimalistic builds (micro atx and mini itx). I want to build the smallest pc that I can without compromises (I think it will be a micro atx, not a mini itx build).

 

PC PARTS FROM PCPARTPICKER:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/wBrBhy

 

-The cheapest 2x8gb ddr4 3000+MHz ram is around 200-210$ in my country.

-For storage I would go with a 128gb patriot M.2 its really cheap 55$ and I have a 1TB hdd in my old rig.

 

Sooo now I am at 600$ and I still need a gpu and case (i found a 50$ micro atx cooler master case, but I am not sure I will go with that).

-In the past days a lot of things went through my mind. I dont know what to do, so the gpu is the reason why I am here.

-Should I buy an rx580/gtx1060 6gb for 300-350$ and after 4years upragade to gtx 12 series (if this will be the name of the series)

-Or should I buy a gtx 1070for 400-450$ and go with 8gb single channel ram and add another 8gb later (3-4months later) and upragade to gtx 12 series

-Or should I wait until gtx 11series launch and get a gtx 1160, and only 8gb ram and that gpu will last 4-6years.

 

[stefanDB]

if you want more replies you should make a list in PC partpicker, that makes it much easier to see all the components and search for alternatives.

[SzaboAttila]

15 minutes ago, stefanDB said:

if you want more replies you should make a list in PC partpicker, that makes it much easier to see all the components and search for alternatives.

Ok I will, but I can only find a few things on pcpartpicker and the parts are cheaper by 20-30%