[SOLVED] I7 10700F with 2060 or I5 with 2070 super ?

[Osama20062006]

Hello Guys, I have a question, which build do I bring?

1st Build:

Cpu: I7 10700F
GPU: 2060
MotherBoard: Z490
Cooler: AIO 240mm
SSD 1T, and HDD 1T
PSU: Segotep 650W Gold
Ram: 16GB (2*8) 3200MHZ

The Total price is 1200 USD Dollar

The 2nd Build is:

Cpu: I5 10400
Gpu: 2070 Super
MotherBoard: B460
Cooler: Stock
SSD 256GB, and HHD 1T
PSU: Gamemax 700w

The total price is: 1350 USD Dollar
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So the difference is 150 $, which one do I choose, and btw, I could put more 80 $ in the second build and bring 3060 ti

 

[jojesa]

For either system, I would go with the Core i5 10600k , and definitely a more reliable 650W PSU.
At least a Corsair CX 650W.

 

[Osama20062006]

For either system, I would go with the Core i5 10600k , and definitely a more reliable 650W PSU.
At least a Corsair CX 650W.

They are prebuilt

 

[jojesa]

1st build looks better
On which country are you located?

 

[nofanneeded]

Go with the First one , I7 10700F

it has better motherboard and better power supply, better cooling ... and you can at any time in the future upgrade your GPU on it and sell the RTX 2060

The second i5 PC is not good at all.

 

[Flayed]

Go for the first build because the second build has no ram 😛

 

[Osama20062006]

1st build looks better
On which country are you located?

Saudi Arabia

 

[Osama20062006]

Go for the first build because the second build has no ram 😛

Oh sorry, it have 16gb, like the first one

 

[g-unit1111]

What is your total budget and where are you purchasing the parts from?

 

[Sohom]

actually i will suggest u to go with the 3060ti... spend that extra 80$ thats worth it for the performance jump u wud get with the 3060ti... thats near performance or sometimes better than 2080 super... Also if u can get the 10600k that wud be the best configuration as u will have overclocking potential but then again lesser cores but having the overclocking potential will minimize that difference... or wait for the 11th gen which may be out soon next year but it may depend on the availablity which is an issue with all new releases...

 

[jojesa]

actually i will suggest u to go with the 3060ti... spend that extra 80$ thats worth it for the performance jump u wud get with the 3060ti...

Those are prebuilt systems, so I don't think the OP can select components.

 

[Sohom]

Those are prebuilt systems, so I don't think the OP can select components.

The OP already mentioned in his question, that he can get the 3060ti by spending extra 80$...

 

[Osama20062006]

What is your total budget and where are you purchasing the parts from?

It is about 900 $. either newegg or local store

 

[Osama20062006]

Those are prebuilt systems, so I don't think the OP can select components.

They Are 2 prebuilt PCs so I choose one of them, but I cant change any parts, If I want though, I could sell it or see someone who want to exchange