Computer

[SkidsRUs]

Hey MC-Market!

So pretty much I have always wanted a new computer, and I think I have the right amount of money to purchase a good and reliable one. This computer should be able to handle the following programs (I will most likely be running some of theses at the same time)

• Streamlabs OBS
• Photoshop
• Minecraft
• IntelJI
• School Programs
• Fortnite

The computer would most likely run about 10 ish hours per day. My budget is somewhat between $500-$800. If anyone can send me a pre-made setup online or something like that, that be great! I do not want companys coming in here and telling me that they can set one up for a price. Also live in the US.
Anyways, thanks guys!

 

[Joshua C]

Go on whatever you want - https://pcpartpicker.com/
Or find one from - https://www.chillblast.com/

 

[SkidsRUs]

Go on whatever you want - https://pcpartpicker.com/
Or find one from - https://www.chillblast.com/

Alright, thanks for the assistance. I also have learned that price does NOT equal quality so do you recommend any specific parts?

 

[Joshua C]

Alright, thanks for the assistance. I also have learned that price does NOT equal quality so do you recommend any specific parts?

The better the CPU and Graphics card and more amount of Ram with 1TB harddisk works for as a great gaming and workplace computer.

 

[SkidsRUs]

The better the CPU and Graphics card and more amount of Ram with 1TB harddisk works for as a great gaming and workplace computer.

Okay. Would you recommended the i9 or the i5?

 

[Joshua C]

Okay. Would you recommended the i9 or the i5?

I would say go with i7 no need to rush out too much with the i9 yet.

 

[SkidsRUs]

U aint know no shit lol

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Rm7PD2

Best build ull get

Thanks for your advice. Will consider this build!

 

[Francy2040]

Thanks for your advice. Will consider this build!

There is no need to buy big PSU. For a GTX 1060 550w are too much
As a GPU I suggest buying a RX 580 8GB instead of 1060. The performances are on par but the 580 is a lot cheaper than 1060

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xPJknH

 

[SkidsRUs]

There is no need to buy big PSU. For a GTX 1060 550w are too much
As a GPU I suggest buying a RX 580 8GB instead of 1060. The performances are on par but the 580 is a lot cheaper than 1060

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xPJknH

Thanks, can I ask what the pros and cons are?

 

[Kuchy]

Well if you're willing to spend an extra $100, could do a 1070 instead of 1060.
I can't vouch for AMD as I never used them but you'll have a better deal overall getting a 1070

 

[Francy2040]

Thanks, can I ask what the pros and cons are?

pros:
with 550w PSU you can save some money for a better GPU or a better motherboard. For future upgrades 550w will be more than enough
RX 580 is on par with 1060 6GB but it's cheaper. There is no need to buy a GTX 1070. If you're willing to spend an extra $100 I suggest buying a Ryzen 2600x or 2700X because Photoshop is a single-thread software
cons:
nothing