Question High-End Desktop Computer For Multi Purposes

[DeeperDeep]

Hi, in a few weeks i am going to build a PC.

What i want to do with this PC:

• DAW (Ableton Live)
• Game Design (Unreal Engine, Maya, etc.)
• Ultra 2K/4K Gaming

And after an early search i have found these parts for my build.

• RTX 2080 Super (GPU)
• Intel i9-9900K (CPU)
• Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO WIFI (Motherboard)
• Gigabyte Titan Ridge TB3 (TB PCIe for audio interface)
• Corsair H115i Pro 280mm (Cooling)
• Corsair Vengeance 3200mhz 2*16 GB (Ram)
• Samsung m2 970 Pro 512 GB (m2 SSD)
• Corsair HX850 (PSU)
• MSI Optix MAG321CQR (Monitor)
• NZXT H500/H500i (Case) (Which one ?)

Parts will be bought from Newegg.com, Amazon.com and some local seller's from my country.

 

[kmendezp]

The new ryzens (will be launch on july 7) have a good look, some of them might have the same or almost the same performance of an i9 with lower cost, you should consider them as well, in that case i suggest: Ryzen 3700X about same performance of i9 with lower price, or a Ryzen 3900X same price of i9 being a 12C/24Threads processor. And those ones with a X470 motherboard or an X570 if you can affort it.

 

[DeeperDeep]

The new ryzens (will be launch on july 7) have a good look, some of them might have the same or almost the same performance of an i9 with lower cost, you should consider them as well, in that case i suggest: Ryzen 3700X about same performance of i9 with lower price, or a Ryzen 3900X same price of i9 being a 12C/24Threads processor. And those ones with a X470 motherboard or an X570 if you can affort it.

As i see Gigabyte's Titan Ridge TB3 PCIe is not supporting these motherboards. 😕