Completely New PC

[Time Traveler]

funny thing is i have a friend who just bought a new 2700x cpu and mobo

like its literally the worst time ever to build a system NOW and not wait 3weeks max

not really, second gen ryzen prices went waaaaay fucking down.

[niggo]

not really, second gen ryzen prices went waaaaay fucking down.

yeah but that doesnt really mean the second gen ryzen cpus are worth it from a price to performance ratio

[Solvi]

a 2070 costs 1k$ and the 9600 is 400$ here

fuck me

[Vaskec]

no problem

this build can obv be varied depending on your budget

also the case is a rather cheap one to stay somewhat close to the budget
id recommend a bit better one

can tell you some names of some i like

Which case should I buy? Not too expensive but a good one.

[niggo]

Which case should I buy? Not too expensive but a good one.

the one i linked is decent

i guess that depends on what stuff you want it to have really

like rgb, or a performance focus

[Vaskec]

the one i linked is decent

i guess that depends on what stuff you want it to have really

like rgb, or a performance focus

Performance focus, cuz I don't need rgb...

[niggo]

Performance focus, cuz I don't need rgb...

lemme check later when im home

[mhd_ali1]

CPU: Intel Core i5-9600K

CPU cooler: Cooler Master - Hyper 212 Black Edition 42 CFM CPU Cooler

Motherboard: ASRock - Z390 Pro4 ATX LGA1151*

Memory: G.Skill - Value 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-2666

Storage:
TCSunBow - X3 480 GB (SSD)
Hitachi - Ultrastar 7K3000 (HDD)

Case: Phanteks - P300 ATX Mid Tower Case

PSU: Corsair - TXM Gold 550 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-modular ATX

CPU
At this budget, I recomend running the Intel Coffee Lake Refresh i5-9600K. The 9600K features 6 cores and will perform exceptionally well with all your gaming needs. Since it is overclockable and does not include a stock cooler, the Hyper 212 Black Edition has been added to the list. A cooler of this stature will allow a modest overclock without breaking the bank.

Motherboard
Using a parametric filter to constantly select the best-priced motherboard while meeting selected criteria. In this case, I am filtering for Z390 chipsets for its enabled overclocking and to avoid potential BIOS update issues. The parametric filter also checks for 4 DDR4 DIMM slots for future expansion. The compatibility engine will filter out anything not compatible with the build. The motherboards are also capable of using the CPU's integrated GPU, in case you need to RMA your GPU or are waiting for a sale or upgrade.

Memory
Memory needs are slowly but constantly increasing, and its best to stay ahead of the curve. To this end I recommend using a parametric filter to choose a 16GB kit of memory within Intel's recommended specifications at the best price. The filter will only select 2x8GB kits, allowing you to leave room for extra DIMMs for future expansion.

Storage
I suggest use parametric filters to incorporate an SSD with at least 480GB of space. You'll can also add a parametric filter for a 2TB mechanical drive for mass storage, such as extra games and videos. Everyone's storage needs differs, so feel free to add or remove capacity to your heart's desire.

GPU
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 is one of the best price for performance cards on the market. The RTX 2060 will provide a consistent 60fps on many demanding games like PUBG) at Ultra at 1080p, and even 1440p for some games like Apex Legends. It'll also handle Fortnite with zero issues. For those interested in VR, this card will have no problem playing any and and all applications currently on the market.

For streaming, the newly-updated NVENC encoding will offload the task to the GPU with a minimal performance hit using OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) while providing image quality similar to or better than x264 Fast quality.

Case
The Phanteks Eclipse P300 Tempered Glass is what I suggest. This case features a clean design and a tempered glass window. It includes 2x front panel USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports, a PSU shroud, and a number of cable management holes and tie-offs to help your build look cleaner. It can also fit full-sized video cards.

PSU
For your power supply, try using a parametric selection of well-reviewed semi or fully modular units, all of which are 80+ Gold certified or above and can provide plenty of power for this build.

[Vaskec]

CPU: Intel Core i5-9600K

CPU cooler: Cooler Master - Hyper 212 Black Edition 42 CFM CPU Cooler

Motherboard: ASRock - Z390 Pro4 ATX LGA1151*

Memory: G.Skill - Value 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-2666

Storage:
TCSunBow - X3 480 GB (SSD)
Hitachi - Ultrastar 7K3000 (HDD)

Case: Phanteks - P300 ATX Mid Tower Case

PSU: Corsair - TXM Gold 550 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-modular ATX

CPU
At this budget, I recomend running the Intel Coffee Lake Refresh i5-9600K. The 9600K features 6 cores and will perform exceptionally well with all your gaming needs. Since it is overclockable and does not include a stock cooler, the Hyper 212 Black Edition has been added to the list. A cooler of this stature will allow a modest overclock without breaking the bank.

Motherboard
Using a parametric filter to constantly select the best-priced motherboard while meeting selected criteria. In this case, I am filtering for Z390 chipsets for its enabled overclocking and to avoid potential BIOS update issues. The parametric filter also checks for 4 DDR4 DIMM slots for future expansion. The compatibility engine will filter out anything not compatible with the build. The motherboards are also capable of using the CPU's integrated GPU, in case you need to RMA your GPU or are waiting for a sale or upgrade.

Memory
Memory needs are slowly but constantly increasing, and its best to stay ahead of the curve. To this end I recommend using a parametric filter to choose a 16GB kit of memory within Intel's recommended specifications at the best price. The filter will only select 2x8GB kits, allowing you to leave room for extra DIMMs for future expansion.

Storage
I suggest use parametric filters to incorporate an SSD with at least 480GB of space. You'll can also add a parametric filter for a 2TB mechanical drive for mass storage, such as extra games and videos. Everyone's storage needs differs, so feel free to add or remove capacity to your heart's desire.

GPU
The Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 is one of the best price for performance cards on the market. The RTX 2060 will provide a consistent 60fps on many demanding games like PUBG) at Ultra at 1080p, and even 1440p for some games like Apex Legends. It'll also handle Fortnite with zero issues. For those interested in VR, this card will have no problem playing any and and all applications currently on the market.

For streaming, the newly-updated NVENC encoding will offload the task to the GPU with a minimal performance hit using OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) while providing image quality similar to or better than x264 Fast quality.

Case
The Phanteks Eclipse P300 Tempered Glass is what I suggest. This case features a clean design and a tempered glass window. It includes 2x front panel USB 3.1 Gen 1 ports, a PSU shroud, and a number of cable management holes and tie-offs to help your build look cleaner. It can also fit full-sized video cards.

PSU
For your power supply, try using a parametric selection of well-reviewed semi or fully modular units, all of which are 80+ Gold certified or above and can provide plenty of power for this build.

Thanks! You even explained everything! I'll look into it and I'm planning on deciding this sunday.