Building New Gaming Streaming PC

[Aditya Badgujar]

Hi there, 

              I am building a new gaming streaming pc. I choose following pc parts which are given below : -

                https://in.pcpartpicker.com/user/Diseny/saved/#view=4gCD23  

Graphics card: RTX 2080 ti

Any suggestions for this built? also, which power supply and ups can I used? Thankyou

[Derrk]

stick with 1080ti

[Aditya Badgujar]

27 minutes ago, Derrk said:

stick with 1080ti

can 1080ti will work fine in the future after two-three yrs later...?  And other reason? I am buying this graphics card for future use (more than 3-4yr with this graphics card). I won't change the 1080ti to the latest graphics card for new games. So, I decided to buy rtx2080ti.  

[Derrk]

Just now, Aditya Badgujar said:

can 1080ti will works fine in the future after two-three yrs later...?  I am buying this graphics card for future use (more than 3-4yr with this graphics card) . I won't change the 1080ti to the latest graphics card for new games. So, I decided to buy rtx2080ti.  

It's up to you. If its within your budget, you can go for it. but currently the 2080ti costs about 100% more than the 1080ti, and the 2080ti only gives about ~30% more performance than the 1080ti

[Aditya Badgujar]

1 minute ago, Derrk said:

It's up to you. If its within your budget, you can go for it. but currently the 2080ti costs about 100% more than the 1080ti, and the 2080ti only gives about ~30% more performance than the 1080ti

it's in the budget... its good latest graphics card for more than 2-4yrs later. And performance will be increases of the 2080ti after fixing drivers (performance can be increased upto 50%). And other parts of the build is good? can u tell me which power supply is good for this built?

[Derrk]

anything at or above 650watts will be fine.

If you want the machine to last the longest, and you're budget is open, you might want to wait and get 9700k or 9900k. I believe they're supposed to launch Oct 1

[Aditya Badgujar]

Just now, Derrk said:

anything at or above 650watts will be fine.

If you want the machine to last the longest, and you're budget is open, you might want to wait and get 9700k or 9900k. I believe they're supposed to launch Oct 1

yes, I can wait... I juz want to build long last machine. what is the expected price of i7-9700k?