Need Advice on Gaming Rig

[dormito]

bro tbh i think 2070 super is not overkill at all for 4k leh, i just built my new 2600x com and reused my 1070, in AC:Odyssey I got like 30fps on med-high settings on my cheap 4k taobao monitor, made me turn on freesync for the first time.

I think 2070 super also will probably hit like 60fps only. Mayb is just that game too poorly optimized tho haha.

If anybody is curious, GPU usage was 99%, while CPU was 35% according to afterburner

Now left with buying my monitor Acer Predator XB321HK 32" 4K 60Hz G-Sync IPS @ $998 at Lazada

Btw any recommendations for a reasonable, durable gaming keyboard and mouse ? Can get from Lazada too?

 

[MakiMaki]

Now left with buying my monitor Acer Predator XB321HK 32" 4K 60Hz G-Sync IPS @ $998 at Lazada

Btw any recommendations for a reasonable, durable gaming keyboard and mouse ? Can get from Lazada too?

I think besides looking online at Lazada or Shopee for deals, you may also try gg down Best Denki to check on their pricing. Last week when I bought my new monitor, the best deal online was $80 off Acer monitors. I went down Best Denki and they offered a $100 discount straight. Courts and Harvey Norman do not give discounts though.

 

[dormito]

I think besides looking online at Lazada or Shopee for deals, you may also try gg down Best Denki to check on their pricing. Last week when I bought my new monitor, the best deal online was $80 off Acer monitors. I went down Best Denki and they offered a $100 discount straight. Courts and Harvey Norman do not give discounts though.

Thanks Will drop by Best Denki if got time
Any gaming keyboard and mouse recommendation ?

 

[Arxxxx]

Now left with buying my monitor Acer Predator XB321HK 32" 4K 60Hz G-Sync IPS @ $998 at Lazada

Btw any recommendations for a reasonable, durable gaming keyboard and mouse ? Can get from Lazada too?

Found a cheaper option for you exact model, can go ask and see if it is still available.

https://sg.carousell.com/p/🚚-bnib-a...ype=search_results&t-referrer_sort_by=popular

Peripheral devices i would prefer logitech which lasted me for 5 years already and still working...but strongly no razer! (personal experience all spoil within 2 years)

 

[MakiMaki]

Found a cheaper option for you exact model, can go ask and see if it is still available.

https://sg.carousell.com/p/🚚-bnib-a...ype=search_results&t-referrer_sort_by=popular

Peripheral devices i would prefer logitech which lasted me for 5 years already and still working...but strongly no razer! (personal experience all spoil within 2 years)

Haha... me on the other hand only goes for Razer.. so far no issues of peripherals failing after a few years.. in fact my 1st diamondback bought more than 10 years ago is still functioning. Ultimately it’s down to luck ba

 

[dormito]

Found a cheaper option for you exact model, can go ask and see if it is still available.

https://sg.carousell.com/p/🚚-bnib-a...ype=search_results&t-referrer_sort_by=popular

Peripheral devices i would prefer logitech which lasted me for 5 years already and still working...but strongly no razer! (personal experience all spoil within 2 years)

Haha thanks Seem like the buyer bought and regret his purchase. That's why selling at a reduced price.

Logitech also has quite a wide range of keyboard and mouse. From the very cheap to the very expensive. Not a professional gamer so no need too high-end one but at the same time also wants some quality which can last. Hard to decide which will be a reasonable buy.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

Haha thanks Seem like the buyer bought and regret his purchase. That's why selling at a reduced price.

Logitech also has quite a wide range of keyboard and mouse. From the very cheap to the very expensive. Not a professional gamer so no need too high-end one but at the same time also wants some quality which can last. Hard to decide which will be a reasonable buy.

Get Tecware Phantom mechanical keyboard for an entry into mechanical typing.

For mouse, you need to know whether you are claw grip or palm grip or fingertip grip user (like me). Different mouse for different grip type.

 

[dormito]

Get Tecware Phantom mechanical keyboard for an entry into mechanical typing.

For mouse, you need to know whether you are claw grip or palm grip or fingertip grip user (like me). Different mouse for different grip type.

Thanks! Should I get the Tecware Spectre RGB Gaming Keyboard (3 Switch Options) instead since the mechanical keyboard is the same price?

Just google regarding the grip type. Think I am palm grip type which is the most common. Which mouse you recommend for me then?

 

[Nelia8686]

Btw any recommendations for a reasonable, durable gaming keyboard and mouse ? Can get from Lazada too?

Depends on your budget. There are wide range of gaming peripherals. Here's a rough recommendations.

Personally don't like razer peripherals. Over price and plague with double-clicking issues and rubber coating can become sticky overtime. So stay away if you can. Unless of course you are razer fans or for some reasons you really like razer products go ahead. This is coming from owning lots of peripherals from past experience. Have use logitech, razer, roccat, taobao china branded mouse etc before.

Take for example I own the :
Razer diamond back super old mouse already discontinued already. The rubber coating sticky and disgusting. Mouse button become very hard to press and the switch inside wear out already so become very hard to press.

Razer deathadder 2013: Only mouse that I think is good from razer and still working till this day. But it is starting to have the double-clicking issues. However other then the double clicking issues the mouse have absolutely no problem so thumbs up for this mouse.

Razer abyssus: Rubber coating wears off revealing the plastic behind it very jialat. The left mouse button become very hard to press. Suspect switch wear off inside.

If want cheap and good budget mouse-keyboard - aim for cheap switches like outemu key switches etc, To name a few, logitech g102, tecware phantom rgb, china branded outemu keyboard from taobao etc.

low-mid range - Can start to aim for cherry switches and better lighter mouse which can be really good for FPS. Light mouse is really good especially for fps gaming. - logitech g403, corsair k66, coolermaster masterkey pro keyboard, logitech g304, roccat kone pure, steel series sensei rival 310, glorious model o mouse to name a few.

mid - high range - Logitech G Pro HERO Wireless Mouse, Corsair k70, massdrop ctrl rgb keyboard to name a few.

 

[dormito]

Depends on your budget. There are wide range of gaming peripherals. Here's a rough recommendations.

Personally don't like razer peripherals. Over price and plague with double-clicking issues and rubber coating can become sticky overtime. So stay away if you can. Unless of course you are razer fans or for some reasons you really like razer products go ahead. This is coming from owning lots of peripherals from past experience. Have use logitech, razer, roccat, taobao china branded mouse etc before.

Take for example I own the :
Razer diamond back super old mouse already discontinued already. The rubber coating sticky and disgusting. Mouse button become very hard to press and the switch inside wear out already so become very hard to press.

Razer deathadder 2013: Only mouse that I think is good from razer and still working till this day. But it is starting to have the double-clicking issues. However other then the double clicking issues the mouse have absolutely no problem so thumbs up for this mouse.

Razer abyssus: Rubber coating wears off revealing the plastic behind it very jialat. The left mouse button become very hard to press. Suspect switch wear off inside.

If want cheap and good budget mouse-keyboard - aim for cheap switches like outemu key switches etc, To name a few, logitech g102, tecware phantom rgb, china branded outemu keyboard from taobao etc.

low-mid range - Can start to aim for cherry switches and better lighter mouse which can be really good for FPS. Light mouse is really good especially for fps gaming. - logitech g403, corsair k66, coolermaster masterkey pro keyboard, logitech g304, roccat kone pure, steel series sensei rival 310, glorious model o mouse to name a few.

mid - high range - Logitech G Pro HERO Wireless Mouse, Corsair k70, massdrop ctrl rgb keyboard to name a few.

Thanks for the recommendations ! As mentioned, not a professional gamer so no need too high-end one but at the same time also wants some quality which can last. Hoping to get both decent keyboard and mouse combined around $100 ++ if possible

 

[Nelia8686]

There are just too many good mouses and keyboards but just gonna roughly name a few common good mouses and keyboard combo.

tecware phantom rgb choose between outemu brown, red, blue - $55 + logitech G102 $29. Total $84

Or Cooler Master Masterkeys PRO L WHITE LED Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - MX Cherry Red/Brown/Blue $89 + logitech G403 $69.

Taobao outemu keyboard $26 + logitech g102 $29

Best of all go to the shop feel the mouse, try out the different shape of the mouse and try out the different key switches to get a better understanding of it to better decide.
For mouse - most important I feel is the weight and the shape of the mouse. And your grip style also.

 

[MoneyFace =p]

Thanks! Should I get the Tecware Spectre RGB Gaming Keyboard (3 Switch Options) instead since the mechanical keyboard is the same price?

Just google regarding the grip type. Think I am palm grip type which is the most common. Which mouse you recommend for me then?

3 switch option means you can choose any of the colour switches once.

Red: Straight flat
Brown: Red + Tactile
Blue: Brown + Clicky

If you need the number pad on the right then Spectre by all means. But i personally feels Phantom is easier to clean with flat and open base.

For mouse, i'd suggest Logitech G403 Prodigy going for $69. Promo may be ending soon. But please do head down to SLS/Challenger try out first and feel it. Make sure the size and weight is right for you.

 

[dormito]

3 switch option means you can choose any of the colour switches once.

Red: Straight flat
Brown: Red + Tactile
Blue: Brown + Clicky

If you need the number pad on the right then Spectre by all means. But i personally feels Phantom is easier to clean with flat and open base.

For mouse, i'd suggest Logitech G403 Prodigy going for $69. Promo may be ending soon. But please do head down to SLS/Challenger try out first and feel it. Make sure the size and weight is right for you.

Thanks ! Bought Tecware Phantom 104 Mechanical Keyboard ($61.75) and Logitech G403 Prodigy ($69) at Lazada

Now just waiting for everything to be delivered. Hope no problem with all the goods.

 

[andylau78]

Crucial or Corsair ram memory better ?