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u13turbo

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#251291 17-Jun-2019 18:24
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Looking for abit of advice on the best value for money PC build.
Currently looking at something like:
Ryzen 7 2700 or ryzen 5 2600
16-32gb ram(not sure of brand etc?)
Gtx1060 6gb
200-500gb ssd plus a 2tb hdd


The ram and hdd are the easy part, value for money wise would the gtx1060 be a good option? And the ryzen 5 or 7?

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lurker
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  #2259674 17-Jun-2019 18:48
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GTX1060 would be fine for 1080p, all about the resolution really. If you have a 4K monitor it's different story




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  #2259700 17-Jun-2019 20:04
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Didn't AMD just announce some new Ryzen chips? might pay to wait until they come out





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CrashAndBurn
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  #2259710 17-Jun-2019 20:13
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u13turbo: Looking for abit of advice on the best value for money PC build.
Currently looking at something like:
Ryzen 7 2700 or ryzen 5 2600
16-32gb ram(not sure of brand etc?)
Gtx1060 6gb
200-500gb ssd plus a 2tb hdd

The ram and hdd are the easy part, value for money wise would the gtx1060 be a good option? And the ryzen 5 or 7?

 

Not sure if you are looking for bnew, but looking at TM https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=2192363974 on a new case would save you about $500?




IVIemories
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  #2260012 18-Jun-2019 09:39
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Highly recommended you wait for Ryzen 3000 to release in July before making purchases, if nothing else it should cause current gen CPU prices to drop.

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  #2287022 1-Aug-2019 10:34
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u13turbo: Looking for abit of advice on the best value for money PC build.
Currently looking at something like:
Ryzen 7 2700 or ryzen 5 2600
16-32gb ram(not sure of brand etc?)
Gtx1060 6gb
200-500gb ssd plus a 2tb hdd


The ram and hdd are the easy part, value for money wise would the gtx1060 be a good option? And the ryzen 5 or 7?


Hi, curious as to how you got on.




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