Hello
I've been lurking these forums over the weekend as I am looking for a complete new build, including a monitor. I do both gaming and other multi-tasking work too, but in terms of games I generally play CS:GO and Americas Army, though I would like the build to be capable of playing some newer games too.
Budget is around the £750 - £850 mark (lower the better of course) and after some research I was hoping someone can assist around the components below:
Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB (or 3GB but for an extra £50 or so I think it be worth the 6GB?)
AMD Ryzen 2600X
ASUS ROG STRIX B350 Gaming
Happyy to be shown something better with or without the above components. Also for a monitor, I was also hoping to use a nice big 27" screen for resolution but not sure if I should stick to a 24" and lower resolution instead? Would prefer the build to last me at least the next 3-4 years without having to do another substantial upgrade.
P.s. I should add the monitor cost is separate to the budget above, prepared to pay up to £200 on the monitor alone.
Thanks in advance
I've been lurking these forums over the weekend as I am looking for a complete new build, including a monitor. I do both gaming and other multi-tasking work too, but in terms of games I generally play CS:GO and Americas Army, though I would like the build to be capable of playing some newer games too.
Budget is around the £750 - £850 mark (lower the better of course) and after some research I was hoping someone can assist around the components below:
Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB (or 3GB but for an extra £50 or so I think it be worth the 6GB?)
AMD Ryzen 2600X
ASUS ROG STRIX B350 Gaming
Happyy to be shown something better with or without the above components. Also for a monitor, I was also hoping to use a nice big 27" screen for resolution but not sure if I should stick to a 24" and lower resolution instead? Would prefer the build to last me at least the next 3-4 years without having to do another substantial upgrade.
P.s. I should add the monitor cost is separate to the budget above, prepared to pay up to £200 on the monitor alone.
Thanks in advance
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