My build is almost the same. I am running Aorus Z390 Master and Corsair i150 pro RGB cooler and double the ram. Everything looks good. I'd maybe step the cooler up in case you wanna overclock?
Congrats on the build! Here is what I ended up with a year and a half or so ago when I first built in the case. This was a Ryzen 7 1700 and a GTX 1080 at the time. (top pic) For the included cooler, I just popped off the plastic shroud with the AMD logo and the top for the case fit perfectly. For a while I was trying to run a 4K PC in this case and I used a 2700X and a 1080Ti. I left the top off because I was using the Wraith Max CPU cooler and the 1080Ti needed the air. (bottom pic) Today the build looks a little different. I re-purposed the build to be my emulation PC. It has a 2600X and a GTX 1660Ti.Ok so, i've put everything inside and... Yeah, beautiful cable management is a big nope.
But at least the vital componentes are cable-free and have room for air cooling. Changing/removing cables is going to be a pain, though.
I just booted it a moment and looks like works just fine. It tells me that no boot device has been found. I have already my win10 USB pen ready for later so i'll tell you how things will be working from this point.
Wish me luck guys. I've put 1000€ on this baby...
I thought about it, but looking at benchmarks, I think I'll be quite happy with stock performance. I suppose I could upgrade later if I decide to OC. Thanks for the insight, in any case.
Congrats on the build! Here is what I ended up with a year and a half or so ago when I first built in the case. This was a Ryzen 7 1700 and a GTX 1080 at the time. (top pic) For the included cooler, I just popped off the plastic shroud with the AMD logo and the top for the case fit perfectly. For a while I was trying to run a 4K PC in this case and I used a 2700X and a 1080Ti. I left the top off because I was using the Wraith Max CPU cooler and the 1080Ti needed the air. (bottom pic) Today the build looks a little different. I re-purposed the build to be my emulation PC. It has a 2600X and a GTX 1660Ti.
Price-wise, putting it together on PCPP, it seems to be a pretty good deal. (Hoping that HDD is 7200RPM at least, for game installs.) A pretty solid budget-midrange system. If streaming or video encoding were a big priority, Ryzen might have worked better (more threads), but the 9400F's gaming performance is pretty much on par with Ryzen 6-core CPUs. Should work great for your purposes.
Thanks, I guess I should look at Ryzen.
Well right now I'm playing Overwatch (super easy to run) and Destiny 2 (a little less so). In the future I'll probably pick up Borderlands 3
That's fair.
Nothing scares me anymore after owning a stock R9 290, upwards of 94 degrees in games.
I have the same card and can confirm not only the sound and temps, but also the incredible stress they bring. It'll be a while before I worry about temps on another card after this experience :)
If you are happy to turn down perhaps the most demanding settings a notch or two in AAA games releasing nowdays then a 2060 will do well for you in the 60-90fps territory. Its definitely an upgrade from a 1070 but not a massive jump.
Dang, alright. Thanks guys, looks like I'll probably wait until next-gen.
Assuming you mean 1080p 144hz, something like this:
Whether it's a 2060 or 2080 both are a waste to upgrade to from a 1070 based on price and actual gain. Just wait until next gen
The older videos of the YouTuber JayzTwocents have a basics guide approach to custom loops.Hey guys -- I'm wanting to build something similar to this, but not exact. Does anyone have a good resource they could point me toward or a person? Not sure where this best direction to go would be...also any estimates in a cost range?
That's what I run right now. I have a 9600K and a GTX 1080 FTW3. I wanted to be modern and be able to run Battlefield V and The Division 2 on high settings at 1440p. It's excellent for current games.
