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[uNi 11,258]

Looking for some feedback on parts before I hit the buy button here:

 

Ryzen 7 3700X Eight Core 4.4GHz

Vulcan T-Force 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 PC4-24000C16 3000MHz

Asus GeForce RTX 2080 Super EVO OC 8192MB GDDR6

 

Adding to that, still need to pick a motherboard, cpu cooler, new power supply and I'd like to get a decent size sdd, budget is £1400.

Not to bothered on the case for now, I'll either use one of the two I have if it fits or just leave it laying around for now.

 

 

 

[Candy_Licker 286]

Don't know what kind of feedback you need here. I mean, if you can afford a RTX 2080 Super, you're set. You're aiming for 4k gaming I presume?

[uNi 11,258]

5 hours ago, Candy_Licker said:

Don't know what kind of feedback you need here. I mean, if you can afford a RTX 2080 Super, you're set. You're aiming for 4k gaming I presume?

Sorry should've been more specific.

 

I'm going for a Ryzen 7, not sure within the series if someone referes a different one.

 

I never really made the ssd jump, is it worth getting a bigger one and stick with it, or just buy a smaller one for the os and keep using the current hdds for other stuff?

 

 

[sivispacem 19,480]

4 minutes ago, uNi said:

Sorry should've been more specific.

 

I'm going for a Ryzen 7, not sure within the series if someone referes a different one.

 

I never really made the ssd jump, is it worth getting a bigger one and stick with it, or just buy a smaller one for the os and keep using the current hdds for other stuff?

500GB or 1TB M.2 drive and a couple of 1-2TB "normal" SSDs is the optimum IMO.

M.2 drives bigger than a TB are hideously expensive.

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-MZ-V7S1T0BW-Solid-State-Drive/dp/B07MBQPQ62/ 

plus 2x 

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-MZ-76E1T0B-EU-Solid-State/dp/B078WST5RK/

 

And you'd be set for a long, long time unless you're a hoarder of stuff.

[Static 5,616]

I'd also recommend getting a ram kit with a higher speed, at least 3200mhz, maybe even 3600mhz if you can swing it. 

As for mobos, if you need pcie gen 4 which is really only beneficial for large file transfers (for like video editing and similar work task) , then obviously go x570. 

If you don't then I'd recommend x450/470.

 

For cpu cooler, I'd recommend at least a 240mm aio, doesn't really matter which until you get in the higher end ones, since most of the name brands options like evga, coolermaster, nzxt, corsair, etc mostly all use the same asetek rad and pump combo anyways.