WORK/Gaming/Streaming Computer BUILD

[Fury]

Bit low on the SSD, but if you're not planning to do a lot of gaming (or are one of those rare people that can have only 1-2 big games installed at a time) it should be fine.
You'll have to be sure to make it so that anything large in filesize is put on the HDD though, the 100GB or so you'll have left after all your software will fill up remarkably fast, especially if you're recording something.

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Bit low on the SSD, but if you're not planning to do a lot of gaming (or are one of those rare people that can have only 1-2 big games installed at a time) it should be fine.
You'll have to be sure to make it so that anything large in filesize is put on the HDD though, the 100GB or so you'll have left after all your software will fill up remarkably fast, especially if you're recording something.

Are you able to edit that part and help with me the storage? Im trying to keep the the same price, but i just dont know what to do.

 

[Ivain]

To get the price down further at this point you'd need to start asking yourself what you NEED.
Do you NEED DDR4-3600 or will 3000 do?
Do you NEED an RTX 2060S 8GB or will a GTX 1660S 6GB do? Or simply just a normal 2060?
Do you NEED a fancy-looking mid-tower case or will plain black do?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xRGbMc
This is the best one I could come up with without replacing the videocard or CPU. You'll notice a lot of costs were cut on the case.
That's based on my own preference of function over form, you might find something good-looking important enough to save up a little longer.

 

[Harrison Sawyer]

To get the price down further at this point you'd need to start asking yourself what you NEED.
Do you NEED DDR4-3600 or will 3000 do?
Do you NEED an RTX 2060S 8GB or will a GTX 1660S 6GB do? Or simply just a normal 2060?
Do you NEED a fancy-looking mid-tower case or will plain black do?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xRGbMc
This is the best one I could come up with without replacing the videocard or CPU. You'll notice a lot of costs were cut on the case.
That's based on my own preference of function over form, you might find something good-looking important enough to save up a little longer.

For AMD you need a minimum of 3200 MHZ I am pretty sure, so I suggest staying at 3600 for sure.

 

[Thunderbelly]

I think the build would work perfectly fine, and like Ivain said if your not planning to do a ton of gaming, you should be all good. I personally think it would be a good production build for video editing

 

[Fury]

Alright so i went with 1TB ssd NVME, I can add HDD in the future if i really want to. I stayed with Ryzen 5 3600, and 2060Super. And also went with another case that was 20$ cheaper and provides preinstalled 4 RGB fans.

 

[Ivain]

For AMD you need a minimum of 3200 MHZ I am pretty sure, so I suggest staying at 3600 for sure.

Not something I was aware of, good to know for future builds.

 

[Fury]

GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2060 Super WINDFORCE OC 8G Graphics Card, 2 x WINDFORCE Fans, 8GB 256-Bit GDDR6, GV-N206SWF2OC-8GD ...

Any opinions on this?

 

[Fury]

Also currently 144hz will go out of my budget, so i'll go with 75hz 4ms, IPS... hope that's okay for now. If you have any opinions on this please let me know