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Hey, would someone mind quoting me an ideal build for within this price range and with the following below included if possible, would be greatly appreciated.
CPU: Ideally a CPU with good single core performance because I primarily play WoW which apparently isn't too great at utilising multiple cores.
GPU: I'd like the GPU to be an NVENC (new) compatible card, as this encoder seems to greatly improve gameplay by reducing the fps you lose whilst streaming due to it having the encoder as a seperate chip, which is my main concern over having max stream quality.
RAM/SSD: Atleast 16GB RAM with a 1TB NVME SSD.
Case: Black case with rear/front fan, with decent cable management if possible.
Mobo/PSU: Currently use a PCI-E card for wireless but it is pretty old and crap (TP-Link 300mbps Wireless N Pci Express Adapter) how much extra am I looking at paying to get a WIFI board, and are they actually any good? Ideally would like to keep the cost of the board and PSU low, to fit in a better CPU/GPU to scrape more performance for my budget. Obviously still want a 80+ PSU though and not some super budget PSU that will die within a couple years haha. Would also be nice to somewhat future-proof and be able to have a board that will allow me to upgrade the CPU a few years down the line if I decide to if that's possible
Is it worth waiting for the RTX3060 to be released? NVIDIA claim these cards are to be priced really well, however I somehow doubt that and can see them being listed at around £400 lol. Also figuring a Ryzen 5600x would be too pricey to fit within this price range? even though it does seem to have the good single core performance I'm after.
Don't need a monitor, happy with my 144hz 1080p monitor at the moment, but once this dies I'll be upgrading to a 1440p 144hz most likely. Thanks a lot
CPU: Ideally a CPU with good single core performance because I primarily play WoW which apparently isn't too great at utilising multiple cores.
GPU: I'd like the GPU to be an NVENC (new) compatible card, as this encoder seems to greatly improve gameplay by reducing the fps you lose whilst streaming due to it having the encoder as a seperate chip, which is my main concern over having max stream quality.
RAM/SSD: Atleast 16GB RAM with a 1TB NVME SSD.
Case: Black case with rear/front fan, with decent cable management if possible.
Mobo/PSU: Currently use a PCI-E card for wireless but it is pretty old and crap (TP-Link 300mbps Wireless N Pci Express Adapter) how much extra am I looking at paying to get a WIFI board, and are they actually any good? Ideally would like to keep the cost of the board and PSU low, to fit in a better CPU/GPU to scrape more performance for my budget. Obviously still want a 80+ PSU though and not some super budget PSU that will die within a couple years haha. Would also be nice to somewhat future-proof and be able to have a board that will allow me to upgrade the CPU a few years down the line if I decide to if that's possible
Is it worth waiting for the RTX3060 to be released? NVIDIA claim these cards are to be priced really well, however I somehow doubt that and can see them being listed at around £400 lol. Also figuring a Ryzen 5600x would be too pricey to fit within this price range? even though it does seem to have the good single core performance I'm after.
Don't need a monitor, happy with my 144hz 1080p monitor at the moment, but once this dies I'll be upgrading to a 1440p 144hz most likely. Thanks a lot
