Need help with customize pc build

orhkia

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Hi Guys,

Looking to build a high end desktop, my budget is 3.2k. Any recommendation? Is i9 9th gen or 10th gen better?

thanks.
 

Rashkae

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I recommend you tell us what you need the PC for, what size monitor you want, etc.
 

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a good starting point would be an i9-10900k with a rtx 2080 super.
quoting from dynacore cos im lazy:
cpu + mobo : i9-10900k + msi z490 tomahawk - $1045
cpu cooler: cooler master hyper 212x - $53
gpu: asus rog strix rtx2080s oc - $1375
ram: gskill trident z neo 16gb 3000mhz - $185
ssd: wd black sn750 1tb - $210 (amazon, over $100 cheaper)
psu: seasonic focus gx650 - $149
case: phanteks p600s eclipse - $209

slightly over budget at $3226. can cut back on psu and/or source a few parts for cheaper elsewhere to accommodate other wants, like hdd or better cooler.
 

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9th gen better or 10th gen better...
of cus 10th gen better lar
have u seen a newer gen inferior than older gen?
 

orhkia

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a good starting point would be an i9-10900k with a rtx 2080 super.
quoting from dynacore cos im lazy:
cpu + mobo : i9-10900k + msi z490 tomahawk - $1045
cpu cooler: cooler master hyper 212x - $53
gpu: asus rog strix rtx2080s oc - $1375
ram: gskill trident z neo 16gb 3000mhz - $185
ssd: wd black sn750 1tb - $210 (amazon, over $100 cheaper)
psu: seasonic focus gx650 - $149
case: phanteks p600s eclipse - $209

slightly over budget at $3226. can cut back on psu and/or source a few parts for cheaper elsewhere to accommodate other wants, like hdd or better cooler.

Ty. If all these price is from dynacore? If I want to add in another 16gb ram?
 

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Is the PC only for gaming? Do you currently have a working PC? If so I would hold off a few months to see what AMD and NVidia come up with. Your budged should allow you to incorporate their latest goodies into your build :s22:

Would be good to see if AMD manage to take the gaming crown from Intel. As for GPU there is supposedly a good uplift in the upcoming 3000 series NVidia. :s8:
 

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a good starting point would be an i9-10900k with a rtx 2080 super.
quoting from dynacore cos im lazy:
cpu + mobo : i9-10900k + msi z490 tomahawk - $1045
cpu cooler: cooler master hyper 212x - $53
gpu: asus rog strix rtx2080s oc - $1375
ram: gskill trident z neo 16gb 3000mhz - $185
ssd: wd black sn750 1tb - $210 (amazon, over $100 cheaper)
psu: seasonic focus gx650 - $149
case: phanteks p600s eclipse - $209

slightly over budget at $3226. can cut back on psu and/or source a few parts for cheaper elsewhere to accommodate other wants, like hdd or better cooler.

The 10900k will cook with that cooler.
Get an AIO at least for a 10900k. That CPU runs hot as hell.

The rest seems in order.
 

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which AIO is good? is psu 650 enough for those psu n gcard?

if you're overclocking then you should go with 360 aio. If stock then you can get away with 280 or 240. Can consider NZXT or corsair both are ok
 
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