1440P CS:GO on the 1050Ti (Having some questions)

Jonas_10

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Hey, I am going to buy a new PC this month. I have been out of the game for the last year, since I have had other stuff to do. Sold my computer some time last year. I own an AOC 2560x1440 FreeSync Monitor, and I just want to play CS:GO, preferably in the monitor's native resolution.

The parts I'm looking at are the following:

MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4 GB RAM
AMD Ryzen 3 1200 Quad Core Processor
8 GB DDR4 RAM
1 TB HDD
120GB SSD
MSI A320M PRO-VH PLUS
BE QUIET SYSTEM POWER 8 400W

I also think those parts are optimal for the kind of gaming I'm into. This computer would also be easily upgradeable to another Ryzen CPU or a better graphics card. Please let me know what you think. How do you people think that this computer will run CS:GO in 1440P?
 
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The only thing that bothers me, if I were in your position, is that you at some point spent money on a freesync monitor. I would not have done that without the understanding that this meant buying an AMD videocard if/when I needed a new card. Of course, right now the videocard market is all messed up, so there's no reasonably priced AMD equivalent of a 1050 Ti widely available. You also only have a 400W power supply, which means a used AMD equivalent of the 1050 Ti is out of the question.

The game itself should run great at 1440p on that setup.

edit: I'd be real tempted to go with an RX 560
The only thing that bothers me, if I were in your position, is that you at some point spent money on a freesync monitor. I would not have done that without the understanding that this meant buying an AMD videocard if/when I needed a new card. Of course, right now the videocard market is all messed up, so there's no reasonably priced AMD equivalent of a 1050 Ti widely available. You also only have a 400W power supply, which means a used AMD equivalent of the 1050 Ti is out of the question.

The game itself should run great at 1440p on that setup.

edit: I'd be real tempted to go with an RX 560
 
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