[SOLVED] Looking to build a budget gaming PC, need some part suggestions

[BlurPC]

Hey guys, my current system is starting to get very outdated and recently I bought BF5 and I literally can't run the game without huge stutters so I think it's time for a new pc since this one
has lasted me 10 years haha. I've been very out of the loop with all the new hardware and really just have no idea where to start with all these new cpus and motherboards so I was hoping you guys could help with a few suggestions for my budget-ish build. I've picked Ryzen because it seems to perform better at around the budget i'm looking at from what i've seen.

These are the current parts I have selected: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/r6VpgJ
I'm planning on moving my GTX 1070 and hard drive into the new build any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

[theoneandonlyfoohyking]

In my opinion, I'd suggest upgrading the GPU to a GTX1660, it's a good GPU for its price

I've changed the power supply to a 650W to a Corsair RMx 650W Gold, Corsair makes good quality stuff

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/pNwsYH

It brings the cost up to around 900 pounds,

 

[BlurPC]

In my opinion, I'd suggest upgrading the GPU to a GTX1660, it's a good GPU for its price

I've changed the power supply to a 650W to a Corsair RMx 650W Gold, Corsair makes good quality stuff

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/pNwsYH

It brings the cost up to around 900 pounds,

Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't the 1070 outperform the 1660?

 

[popatim]

Yes but not by much in most games.

And Corsair's RMx is ChannelWell made I believe.; not Corsair.

Your build is fine the way you have it; good job! Enjoy

 

[BlurPC]

Yes but not by much in most games.

And Corsair's RMx is ChannelWell made I believe.; not Corsair.

Your build is fine the way you have it; good job! Enjoy

Thanks for the advice!