3500 dollars budget for pc

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arnurbaisuanov

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I have 3500 dollars as my budget
Should be able to run max all new games for the next 2-3 years
Doesn’t need to include monitor
Should include keyboard and mouse

 
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I'm going to assume you only need to run games and are not doing anything demanding in different ways (Autocad, 3D Modeling, etc). If you're just playing games, you don't need an i9 intel processor, save the money and spend it on something like extra storage. Anyway, here's my advice:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qTsqsZ

Notes:

The 960 Pro M.2 Drive would be for your operating system.

The 850 Evo Drive would be where you could place your games, and since it's an SSD you would have pretty fast load times.

If you're only playing games, you shouldn't need more than 16 gigs of ram.

The high end CPU and graphics card allows you to run AAA games on ultra settings with around 120 - 144 FPS on a 1440p resolution; would be even higher on a...
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zachmangames

zachmangames

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what currency

 
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aidan.villasenor

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I'm going to assume you only need to run games and are not doing anything demanding in different ways (Autocad, 3D Modeling, etc). If you're just playing games, you don't need an i9 intel processor, save the money and spend it on something like extra storage. Anyway, here's my advice:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qTsqsZ

Notes:

The 960 Pro M.2 Drive would be for your operating system.

The 850 Evo Drive would be where you could place your games, and since it's an SSD you would have pretty fast load times.

If you're only playing games, you shouldn't need more than 16 gigs of ram.

The high end CPU and graphics card allows you to run AAA games on ultra settings with around 120 - 144 FPS on a 1440p resolution; would be even higher on a 1080p.

This build leaves you about $225 for a mouse and keyboard, which is a decent amount for a high end build such as this. Make sure to invest in good accessories.

Also, if you need to make a cut with this build change the 960 Pro M.2 SSD down from 512 GB to 256, 512 is solely for luxury.
 
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aidan.villasenor

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Forgot to mention, you will definitely want to use a 1080 Ti for this build, so make sure to pay attention to the brand of the card.

General recommended brands for Nvidia cards such as this are Asus, MSI, and EVGA. Other brands such as Gigabyte are fine as well, however they are not as highly regarded as the three I mentioned above. Try to stay away from brands such as PNY and XFX, as they generally are not as good for various reasons such as poorer card quality and customer service.
 
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louisflood7

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intel core i7 8700k $469.98
NVIDIA GTX 1080ti $1287.56
Crucial MX500 1TB Sata $303.42
MSI H270 GAMING PRO CARBON Motherboard $154.40
EVGA 600W 80+ ATX PSU $69.26
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 3000MHz $ 215.81
Game Max Vega White, Full Tower $124.69
Razer Blackwidow Chroma V2 Orange Switches $235.53
Razer Naga Trinity: $138.54
Razer Man'O'War Wireless $235.53
Total: $3415.67
 
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