Okay so i recently got into pc's about half a year ago i went in totally blind , got a prebuild pc with a ryzden 5 1600 processer and a rx580 graphics card. I want to use this pc i have now for streaming and i want a new one for gaming. i want to get over 144 fps as fps is most important to me. idont even know where to start. ive herd about i7 for cpu but dont know diffrence in all them, and ive herd i want better than a 1060 gpu ? can someone help. , also the only parts of a pc im even remotly aware of is cpu and gpu can someone send me in right direction to learn a little more maybe?
Looking To Build A New Pc For Gaming! im very ignorant and need help!
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Ramlethal
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Okay... first of everything lets define what we want and then start from the very begining.
-You said you wanted to game at 144 fps. I assume cuz you have a 144 monitor like a zowie or something... Thats fine. At what Resolution you wanna game? 1080p?
-What is your budget
-Are you going to use that pc stricly for gaming or you do have another tasks like video rendering and stuff ?
-You said you wanted to game at 144 fps. I assume cuz you have a 144 monitor like a zowie or something... Thats fine. At what Resolution you wanna game? 1080p?
-What is your budget
-Are you going to use that pc stricly for gaming or you do have another tasks like video rendering and stuff ?
geofelt
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I do not know your budget.
For a balanced gamer, budget about 2x the cost of the cpu for the graphics card.
For pure gaming intel 9th gen is as good as it gets.
$250 buys you a I5-9600K and a GTX1080 will be appropriate.
$400 buys you a i7-9700K and a GTX1080ti or rtx 2080 would be appropriate
If you have no budget restrictions, I9-9900K and RTX2080ti is as good as it gets.
Both parts are now in demand and command price premiums.
For a balanced gamer, budget about 2x the cost of the cpu for the graphics card.
For pure gaming intel 9th gen is as good as it gets.
$250 buys you a I5-9600K and a GTX1080 will be appropriate.
$400 buys you a i7-9700K and a GTX1080ti or rtx 2080 would be appropriate
If you have no budget restrictions, I9-9900K and RTX2080ti is as good as it gets.
Both parts are now in demand and command price premiums.
okay so maybe the i7-9700k is my best bet? the highest quality without going crazy on price? and whats diffrence from 1080 and 1080ti i hear alot about the ti . also ineed to know what i need OTHER than gpu and cpu, sorry im asking for so much thank you all for so much help
geofelt
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If $1500 includes even the monitor, here is a build and discussion that is reasonable.
https://techbuyersguru.com/best-high-end-1500-gaming-pc-build-november-2018
https://techbuyersguru.com/best-high-end-1500-gaming-pc-build-november-2018
hey could you check out the other post i made and give your opinion? are those pc worth the money its asking? i dont know which i should get as money isnt the issue more where as which is more worth it for me, super avid gamer and trying to stream here is the link
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3832474/bang-buck.html
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