Completely New PC

[niggo]

I agree, and if I did more video editing I probably would, but that specific PC is in my studio, so it's primarily for pro tools & or FL studio. I was into VFX type shit for the longest, but I'm much more music oriented, tbh I don't even use the gaming rig I built near as much cause I'm always fucking around in my studio, I really be camping out in that hoe.. I was tryna stream apex n shit but music is just the move man.

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oh makes sense

maybe swap the pcs so you get to use the badass one more

also you made all of that song from scratch?

[sasori~]

oh makes sense

maybe swap the pcs so you get to use the badass one more

also you made all of that song from scratch?

producer made beat, I made lyrics

[trini599]

what frame rate do you want 60/120 hz?

[Gr3enarr0w]

New amd announcement should help getting stuff cheaper

[Ann Takamaki]

It is a bit more expensive than you have the budget for, but I would definitely recommend saving a bit more. To me, a PC is an investment, the more you spend, the more you'll get out of it. This build I put together could definitely smash most any game you put at it in 1080 or 1440. Shouldn't have any problems streaming/recording & you definitely have the capacity to play VR games at decent fps.

Build:
Intel - Core i5-9600K $259
Cooler Master - Hyper 212 EVO $30
MSI - Z390-A PRO ATX LGA1151 $129
Corsair - Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3000 $74
Samsung - 860 Evo 500 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive $75
Gigabyte - GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB WINDFORCE $475
Corsair - 200R ATX Mid Tower $60
EVGA - SuperNOVA G3 750 W 80+ Gold $95

overall shouldn't run you much over the 1200-1300 range & as I stated would be a very high performing pc. You can adjust certain components to achieve a cheaper/more expensive build as you prefer, I just chose the parts I have confidence in. Case is purely up to you!

FYI: I am not opposed to Ryzen by any means, you may be able to choose Ryzen over intel and save a little money, but with all the PCs I've built, I have never had any poor results with i5 processors. I actually still have a PC I own with an i5 8600k overclocked to 4.4ghz and it is a monster, runs cool asf & has great performance. IMO Intel is the move, but as I stated I am a little biased. I've got friends with 2700x builds and they have no problems, but I personally don't have experience with ryzen.

If you have any questions or concerns feel free to reply to this post and I'll offer what expertise I have, PC building is quite opinionated so everyone can have different opinions about such.

Looking to build my own soon, so thanks for this.

[niggo]

Looking to build my own soon, so thanks for this.

depending on how much longer you can wait, id highly recommend waiting for ryzen 3000 as those will either have very good cpus themselves and lead to current gen stuff to be discounted more

[sasori~]

Looking to build my own soon, so thanks for this.

You're welcome, as @niggo said, if you wait for the new gen processors to come out you may be able to spend the same amount of $ and get a better build, or end up saving money on that CPU.

[DirectSupport]

All i can say is avoid prebuilding your PC

[niggo]

You're welcome, as @niggo said, if you wait for the new gen processors to come out you may be able to spend the same amount of $ and get a better build, or end up saving money on that CPU.

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

[Vaskec]

okay ill send you a potential build in a short time

what region are you in? cause if i know that i can check pricing for your local market since there is quite a difference between the EU, the US and other countries @Vaskec

I live in Southern Europe. You don't have to check if it's exactly 1k just around that price. Thanks!

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It is a bit more expensive than you have the budget for, but I would definitely recommend saving a bit more. To me, a PC is an investment, the more you spend, the more you'll get out of it. This build I put together could definitely smash most any game you put at it in 1080 or 1440. Shouldn't have any problems streaming/recording & you definitely have the capacity to play VR games at decent fps.

Build:
Intel - Core i5-9600K $259
Cooler Master - Hyper 212 EVO $30
MSI - Z390-A PRO ATX LGA1151 $129
Corsair - Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3000 $74
Samsung - 860 Evo 500 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive $75
Gigabyte - GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB WINDFORCE $475
Corsair - 200R ATX Mid Tower $60
EVGA - SuperNOVA G3 750 W 80+ Gold $95

overall shouldn't run you much over the 1200-1300 range & as I stated would be a very high performing pc. You can adjust certain components to achieve a cheaper/more expensive build as you prefer, I just chose the parts I have confidence in. Case is purely up to you!

FYI: I am not opposed to Ryzen by any means, you may be able to choose Ryzen over intel and save a little money, but with all the PCs I've built, I have never had any poor results with i5 processors. I actually still have a PC I own with an i5 8600k overclocked to 4.4ghz and it is a monster, runs cool asf & has great performance. IMO Intel is the move, but as I stated I am a little biased. I've got friends with 2700x builds and they have no problems, but I personally don't have experience with ryzen.

If you have any questions or concerns feel free to reply to this post and I'll offer what expertise I have, PC building is quite opinionated so everyone can have different opinions about such.

Hey, thanks a lot for this! I'll look into it.

[niggo]

I live in Southern Europe. You don't have to check if it's exactly 1k just around that price. Thanks!

aight ill give you italy prices then

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I live in Southern Europe. You don't have to check if it's exactly 1k just around that price. Thanks!

aight ill give you italy prices then

[Vaskec]

aight ill give you italy prices then

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aight ill give you italy prices then

Nice. Thank you!

[niggo]

Nice. Thank you!

this is a setup with stuff i could recommend right now

however i would definitely wait till july 7 as then the new amd cpus will be released and they should give you a nice upgrade

for gaming what i sent i best for your budget imo

can swap for ryzen but it wont do as good in most games

[Vaskec]

this is a setup with stuff i could recommend right now

however i would definitely wait till july 7 as then the new amd cpus will be released and they should give you a nice upgrade

for gaming what i sent i best for your budget imo

can swap for ryzen but it wont do as good in most games

Thanks a lot!

[niggo]

Thanks a lot!

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