Hi guys,
English isn't my first language, apologies if I'm not clear enough
I'm kind of new to building. I've had the same old laptop for 6 years now, and to be honest, I've always been limited to a few games with it. I've played them over and over.
I've always wanted to build a proper gaming computer, so I saved money step by step for that. I've reached the milestone a year ago, but work had been utterly busy, so I kept delaying that blessed moment. Now I have the budget (Around 1700€/£1500/$1650), but this is such a huge treat I'm scared to do any mistake.
I've read countless post/articles on how picking parts, but I'm still kind of worried about that potential build. Let me explain what I had in mind.
I'm trying to cover the last 6 years of videogames I missed + the 3 next years (so I guess I'm trying to have something somewhat I end?) The goal is to never have to play a 10yo game on low setting ever again haha.
I'm expecting the build to allow me to play at least 1080p on ultra/high setting the recent games. I also chose a Nvidia card for the Real time Raytracing (But I'm starting to reconsider this card given that I feel like I'll have trouble finding it at the RRP).
I'm not planning to buy a monitor as I already have one.
I'm considering a SSD.
I don't really mind the noise to a reasonable level (I get constant jokes about how my current laptop makes as much noise as a plane anyway haha)
I kind of had in mind that with this build, if I wanted to upgrade in a few years, I could do it by:
1- Add another graphic cards in SLI
2-Overclock (give I had cooling and more power- even though I think the case and current cooling might be enough)
Here is a link to the aforementioned build:
https://fr.pcpartpicker.com/list/WL7Dr6
Do you think that would be suitable? or do you see any throttleneck? Any incompatibility or anything worth mentionning (like a better value/money/performance)?
Any help would be appreciated and would means the world to me
Thanks
English isn't my first language, apologies if I'm not clear enough
I'm kind of new to building. I've had the same old laptop for 6 years now, and to be honest, I've always been limited to a few games with it. I've played them over and over.
I've always wanted to build a proper gaming computer, so I saved money step by step for that. I've reached the milestone a year ago, but work had been utterly busy, so I kept delaying that blessed moment. Now I have the budget (Around 1700€/£1500/$1650), but this is such a huge treat I'm scared to do any mistake.
I've read countless post/articles on how picking parts, but I'm still kind of worried about that potential build. Let me explain what I had in mind.
I'm trying to cover the last 6 years of videogames I missed + the 3 next years (so I guess I'm trying to have something somewhat I end?) The goal is to never have to play a 10yo game on low setting ever again haha.
I'm expecting the build to allow me to play at least 1080p on ultra/high setting the recent games. I also chose a Nvidia card for the Real time Raytracing (But I'm starting to reconsider this card given that I feel like I'll have trouble finding it at the RRP).
I'm not planning to buy a monitor as I already have one.
I'm considering a SSD.
I don't really mind the noise to a reasonable level (I get constant jokes about how my current laptop makes as much noise as a plane anyway haha)
I kind of had in mind that with this build, if I wanted to upgrade in a few years, I could do it by:
1- Add another graphic cards in SLI
2-Overclock (give I had cooling and more power- even though I think the case and current cooling might be enough)
Here is a link to the aforementioned build:
https://fr.pcpartpicker.com/list/WL7Dr6
Do you think that would be suitable? or do you see any throttleneck? Any incompatibility or anything worth mentionning (like a better value/money/performance)?
Any help would be appreciated and would means the world to me
Thanks