Thanks breh
How much bread should I put towards building a gaming pc ?
- Thread starter Meowth tote da Uzi
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I got GTX 2070 ryzen 5 16gb of ram 3200mhz and Samsung SSD and play most games at 1440 60-120fps. Pretty affordable considering.
Phillyrider807
My Soundtrack is the second “Carter”
Spent 900 on mines about 6 years ago Looking to do a huge upgrade this black friday/cyber monday.
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
At what resolution?
1080? You should probably be good with a 2060...
4k? To play it "effortlessly" you probably going to need a 2080 super at least...
Spent $1,500 on my setup
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X,
Corsair Vengeance DDR4 LPX 32gb Ram
ASUS Crosshair Hero 6
Samsung 1TB EVO 860 SSD
Corsair TX750 PSU
Gigabyte GTX1060 6GB GPU
Can play some games at 1440 between 70-90 FPS
AMD Ryzen 7 2700X,
Corsair Vengeance DDR4 LPX 32gb Ram
ASUS Crosshair Hero 6
Samsung 1TB EVO 860 SSD
Corsair TX750 PSU
Gigabyte GTX1060 6GB GPU
Can play some games at 1440 between 70-90 FPS
Honestly, in my opinion, if you are planning on playing a pc game at 60fps at 1440p or less, you should just buy an XB1X/PS4Pro and a TCL 4K. You’ll spend a lot less and it will save you trouble associated with PC gaming shyt.
I say this as somebody who primarily games on PC.
I think the only reasons to jump on PC over a console are higher frame rates (120/144), ultra graphics (RTX) and true 4K (not checker board).
for 4K RTX at 60fps, you need a 2080ti. For 1440p RTX, a 2080 super. For 1080p RTX a 2070 or 2060.
If you like tinkering with shyt too, PC is a cool hobby to have though
I say this as somebody who primarily games on PC.
I think the only reasons to jump on PC over a console are higher frame rates (120/144), ultra graphics (RTX) and true 4K (not checker board).
for 4K RTX at 60fps, you need a 2080ti. For 1440p RTX, a 2080 super. For 1080p RTX a 2070 or 2060.
If you like tinkering with shyt too, PC is a cool hobby to have though
I've never spent more than 1.2k -1.3 k and that was the price of my last machine I made this past spring.
Tbh, getting the most HIGH end products is never worth the jump in price. For example, getting an I5 processor versus i7 isn't going to be that much of a performance difference in 99% of your day to day usage. An RTX 2060 vs an RTX 2080 isn't going to be that major for most people.
So, I mean if you want a nice setup, don't be afraid to spend some money but be reasonable too and you can probably save a few hundred bucks.
Tbh, getting the most HIGH end products is never worth the jump in price. For example, getting an I5 processor versus i7 isn't going to be that much of a performance difference in 99% of your day to day usage. An RTX 2060 vs an RTX 2080 isn't going to be that major for most people.
So, I mean if you want a nice setup, don't be afraid to spend some money but be reasonable too and you can probably save a few hundred bucks.
duckbutta
eienaar van mans
Honestly, in my opinion, if you are planning on playing a pc game at 60fps at 1440p or less, you should just buy an XB1X/PS4Pro and a TCL 4K. You’ll spend a lot less and it will save you trouble associated with PC gaming shyt.
I say this as somebody who primarily games on PC.
I think the only reasons to jump on PC over a console are higher frame rates (120/144), ultra graphics (RTX) and true 4K (not checker board).
for 4K RTX at 60fps, you need a 2080ti. For 1440p RTX, a 2080 super. For 1080p RTX a 2070 or 2060.
If you like tinkering with shyt too, PC is a cool hobby to have though
Mods, trainers, cheat engines, etc.
prince_peoples
Superstar
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How u running games at almost 60 fps on a 980ti at 4k
I had that card and wasn't getting anywhere near 60 at 4k
Even my 1080ti isn't getting 60fps at 4k
U must be turning alot of settings down.
From everything I've seen over the last few years, AMD's CPUs have the juice now and give people the most bang for their buck.
What makes AMD the 'budget setup' in 2019 specifically?
Bboystyle
Bang Bang Packers gang!
Because amd is cheaper compared to intel. There is no other comp between the two. Amd is a budget build.
I'm talking from a performance perspective.
If the performance is comparable or better for a cheaper price, is this a negative when comparing the two?
AMD is damn good these days. The AMD is a low end budget build talking point died a few years ago.
Bboystyle
Bang Bang Packers gang!
No. But amd being cheaper fits his budget. So im still using the budget term for amd.
