Custom Pc build

[Juri 486]

I been thinking about getting myself a pc setup finally - those who don't know, I haven't had a Pc since 2007, only used laptops ever since. 

As you know, I play Oldschool Runescape, League of legends, Football manager mostly, so it should be something that could handle them on best possible settings and be somewhat modern in current 2020 terms, upgradeable and pretty much best bangs for the bucks or smth ? I have been tinkering around either a 2 monitor setup or one big one, let me know what you could suggest me. 

And ye, the parts should be available in Estonia ? or easily orderable. 

[shookees 1]

if you're into future extensability, look for better cpu and motherboard combos. League runs on pretty much anything and GPU'll only make the difference if you care about fancier pixels

[≈david 821]

@Sir Severed helped me with mines

 

[Pope 1]

What's your budget? And are you confident in putting the parts together (there's plenty of useful video guides on youtube)? Or would you prefer a pre-built? Pre-built machines have come a long way and some of them are only slightly more expensive than putting exact parts together yourself. 

[Eric`` 721]

gl

[Vanzant 1,426]

Can build anything now a days lol 

[Sir Severed 610]

Can more into detail later but I’d start by looking into something like a Ryzen 2600-3700 will be best bang for your buck. Gpu wise nvidia 1660 super is kind of budget king if you use 1080p. Rest doesn’t matter too much I’d build around those two main parts. 

[Ssj 911]

 

 

Roughly my build from about 2 years ago might or might not have changed 1 or 2 things. 

Its run any fps on mid settings fluently with no issues and I used to stream league of legends at high res with OBS without any issues with the same pc just using a dual monitor setup. It's never really let me down.

Probably overkill if you're just playing league + scape and have no plans on streaming, but I remember picking it so there was room for upgrade too. It wasn't too hard to build either just one or two parts got tricky

Edited October 18, 2020 by Ssj

[Pietru 1,268]

6 hours ago, Ssj said:

 

 

Roughly my build from about 2 years ago might or might not have changed 1 or 2 things. 

Its run any fps on mid settings fluently with no issues and I used to stream league of legends at high res with OBS without any issues with the same pc just using a dual monitor setup. It's never really let me down.

Probably overkill if you're just playing league + scape and have no plans on streaming, but I remember picking it so there was room for upgrade too. It wasn't too hard to build either just one or two parts got tricky

Quite a big boy PC there;

On topic: For those kind of games I guess you can easily downgrade from i7 to i5, and from GTX 1080 to 970. Can also get rid of the HDD and stay with the SSD if you don't use up that much space

[Go Leafs 12]

I would personally go with ryzen + a 750w power supply + a decent case. That will give you room for upgrading if you need it.

The above is USD. Subbing out the 2060 for something suggested above like the 970/1060 is good too. Buying a graphics card second hand will save you a lot of $.

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/D8xvVc

[Juri 486]

Someone from the Pcpartpicker forums set me up with this setup, which seems really ok and somewhat even cheaper than most here, any thoughts on that? 

Some of the parts aren't available atm and I need to wait til December or smth. But I am not in a hurry. 

[Ashley 286]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PZbPNq

This is my setup, I built it a few months ago. Yours looks fine, you don’t need anything super fancy if you’re not trying to play anything more intensive than League.

[Yoda 6]

You have no plans to play big title games?

[Juri 486]

6 hours ago, Yoda said:

You have no plans to play big title games?

I haven't been a gamer type at all, those who I mentioned I have stuck with over the years and to be fair, it's the most I have found time for ? But it's the beauty of PC's, you can upgrade the parts in the future if you really feel the need for it. 

[Yoda 6]

Get a b550 board so you get better support for zen3 ryzen incase you do want to upgrade.  You can definitely find a used 5700xt for the same price as that 1660 and then you'll be good to go into the QHD realm.