Help Me with my new pc.

[Vitaminar]

Hi guys i wanna build a pc to stop playng on the consoles.
I am tryng to build a 700€ pc that beat my ps4.
My favourite brand is Asus and i am a intel and nvidia guy.
In others forums people tell me to buy RX480 8gb but the are almost the same but this got 8gb vram it´s better for put heaviest settings but that will get the fps down rigth?
I live in portugal sooooooooo we have some thinks more expensives.
Specs: I5-7400
MSI GTX 1060-3gb Armor OCV1
Seagate Barracuda 1tb 64MB/S 7200rpm sata ||| (3)
Nox Urano sx 500w (Nox it´s a good quality and cheap company from Portugal they only sell to Portugal, Spain and Italy)
ATX NOX COOLBAY SX RED DEVIL
4x2 gb RAM Crucial Ballistic Sports LT 2400MHZ
Asus B250m-A.
698€
Thanks for your time

 

[Tolis_GR]

No it won't bring the fps down. Framerate is depended on how fast your card is and not only how much vram it has. Mid-high end cards have enough texture, render units and shaders to run games fast with high core and memory clocks. Extra vram will help your system run better as it lessens the strain for loading 3D textures

 

[LucoTF]

Nice build, it would smash the PS4 and should handle pretty much anything. If there's not much price difference get the 6gb 1060 as it is slightly higer spec (not just the vram), but otherwise it's all good

 

[drkatz42]

The GTX 1060 and Rx 480 are excellent cards and neither is going to disappoint at 1080p. Obviously the 1060 has a bit of an edge in performance overall. Up your ram to 16gb.

 

[nexusrev]

Hey there, that is a sweet build you got in mind. An AMD RX480 is actually a superb choice in comparison to the GTX 1060. In performance they're both kinda like rival GPUs, but the price is where it gets interesting. RX480 prices have dropped considerably over the past few months and continue to drop. The last i checked it was about $210 while the GTX1060 is about $240.

Like I said, the price of the RX480 is likely to drop further, and coupled with the fact that it is on par with the 1060 (arguably even better with its higher VRAM), the RX480 is the superior choice for playing games at 1080p. Also, DirectX12 is being used for most games nowadays and Nvidia cards haven't been on par with AMD equivalents in the optimization department.

Other than that, the only thing I would point out is the RAM, get a couple of 8GB sticks and make it 16GB of RAM total, as some games are pushing past the 8GB barrier. Its better to be safe. If you consider the RX480 over the GTX1060, the price difference will likely enable you to get a good 16GB RAM with the leftover cash.

 

[Vitaminar]

Thanks soo much for reply me explain me and advice me guys. If u wanna reply more i´m free to listen.

 

[Tolis_GR]

Thanks soo much for reply me explain me and advice me guys. If u wanna reply more i´m free to listen.

Both cards are pretty good choice. Keep in my mind that AMD cards are quite power hungry. I guess 500 watt will do but from my part, when they label 500 watt for a psu, the real output is quite lower. I don't know this company but depending on what other parts you are planning to install you may be mitigated by your psu. Regards

 

[Vitaminar]

This system can run games for 4 years without upgrade?

 

[Chugalug_]

Nox PSUs are crap, they're not good.
What you've listed seems quite balanced, you're fine on that front, just replace the PSU with a Seasonic S12II or Corsair CXM (black label).

 

[Vitaminar]

https://www.pccomponentes.pt/nox-urano-sx-500w

 

[Chugalug_]

OOH WAIT.
I recognise that PSU, it's a Super Flower rebadge, very good quality, I just brain farted on the name, didn't recognise it for a second, my bad there.
You're all good man.

 

[Vitaminar]

Nox PSUs are crap, they're not good.
What you've listed seems quite balanced, you're fine on that front, just replace the PSU with a Seasonic S12II or Corsair CXM (black label).

Maybe a eurotech 700w 80 plus?

 

[Chugalug_]

See what I posted last night, I just remembered that they were a rebrand, great PSU, don't worry.