Hello!
So after doing some research I wanted to build a setup with around a 2000 budget, more or less. I came up with this list of parts and peripherals: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WGngNN . I come here seeking any advice, parts I should switch out, etc.
Some info:
This is going to be a browsing/gaming computer for games that aren't too intensive; overwatch, cs:go, rocket league, etc. But I do want to play games like Far Cry, The Witcher, Destiny 2 so I also want a better computer with a good upgrade path. I'd also like to play with high fps, smooth play, minimal lag/tearing.
I am not sure if I am going to be overclocking yet but I want that option and I think my parts can handle that.
This is my first time building a pc but I have friends who have done it before that are helping me with assembly but they can't hold my hand with preparation.
Thank you for any input!
P.S. I'm a newbie so one big question I have is what should I absolutely max out on now and what is easier to upgrade on down the line?
So after doing some research I wanted to build a setup with around a 2000 budget, more or less. I came up with this list of parts and peripherals: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WGngNN . I come here seeking any advice, parts I should switch out, etc.
Some info:
This is going to be a browsing/gaming computer for games that aren't too intensive; overwatch, cs:go, rocket league, etc. But I do want to play games like Far Cry, The Witcher, Destiny 2 so I also want a better computer with a good upgrade path. I'd also like to play with high fps, smooth play, minimal lag/tearing.
I am not sure if I am going to be overclocking yet but I want that option and I think my parts can handle that.
This is my first time building a pc but I have friends who have done it before that are helping me with assembly but they can't hold my hand with preparation.
Thank you for any input!
P.S. I'm a newbie so one big question I have is what should I absolutely max out on now and what is easier to upgrade on down the line?
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