[Custom PC] First timer need comments for the below listed Specs

[etanjc]

Hi guyz, new to the custom PC/DIY scene. Hope you guyz can give me a hand and give me some advice. Thanks!

Budget - $2k

As listed below the specs:

CPU - Intel I5-8500
GPU - Zotac GTX 1070ti mini
Memory - Klevv 16gb ram
Motherboard - Asrock H310M ITX
HDD - Toshiba 1TB
SSD - Glaxa 250GB
PSU - Seasonic S12II-Non Modular 620W
Chassis - Enthoo Evolv ITX T-glass casing
Cooling system - Intel Cooler Fan
Wifi and Lan - Inbuilt to the above motherboard

Personal needs/requirements:
Wanted to check if the above can comfortably (no overclocking/overheating) do 1080p max setting gaming on recent games such as PUBG, Battlefield 1 and Total war series. Also would want to know if the above spec-ed PC can be relevant for the next 3 years to come with possible light 1440p gaming.

Considerations:
*Had to consider the mini as im looking for a small-medium casing chassis due to space constraints. But worried that the GPU as a mini form may not be as powerful as a normal and may impede performance and also cause hardware damages. I am also worried about there may be too much noise made by the PC as the specs may not be handle my requirements.

Thanks again for any advice rendered!

 

[leonistic]

Hey there,

The specs is ok for the games you mentioned.

Maybe if space constraints allowed you can consider going for a small AIO.

Have you gotten your custom rig yet? If not, I may be able to help you out. I build and sell customized pcs so I can definitely hook you up if you want. Will be happy to advise and guide in anyway that I can along the way.

Let me know, Cheers

 

[neoslover]

looks good.

definitely can do 1080p gaming on ultra settings and high to ultra on 1440p

 

[zeebrugge]

Personal needs/requirements:
Wanted to check if the above can comfortably (no overclocking/overheating) do 1080p max setting gaming on recent games such as PUBG, Battlefield 1 and Total war series. Also would want to know if the above spec-ed PC can be relevant for the next 3 years to come with possible light 1440p gaming.

Considerations:
*Had to consider the mini as im looking for a small-medium casing chassis due to space constraints. But worried that the GPU as a mini form may not be as powerful as a normal and may impede performance and also cause hardware damages. I am also worried about there may be too much noise made by the PC as the specs may not be handle my requirements.

Thanks again for any advice rendered!

If your box is within an air conditioned room you have a box that can last you the three years you desire. Times can change but even till now I still hear of gaming rigs heating up with dust and fine particles accumulating within the fans because the machines are situated next to a bunch of mattresses and pillows. The problem is not the mini, it's consumer expectations.