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Oct 18 2017 12:42pm
Quote (bensfriend2 @ 15 Aug 2017 15:33)
Budget: $1500-$2000
More specific use (what games, what programs): FPS Games at 144Hz, any new exciting MMORPG (I do not plan on doing any streaming)
Planned time until purchase: 1-2 Days MAX
Do you need an Operating System?: I'll do the cheap windows 10 key thing (will need some guidance on this)
Do you have any specific preferred components?: 1080 Ti and any 144Hz monitors you guys recommend in my budget. I am thinking one 27" monitor.
Do you need a sound or wireless card?: Doubtful
Do you want stock cooling or do you plan on overclocking?: I plan on doing a modest overclock
Do you need a monitor? mouse? keyboard?: I'll account for the mouse and keyboard on my own, a reasonable 27" 144hz monitor would be nice.
Zip code/location? (Shipping costs): 53076

I don't have a preference of intel or amd but I heard the intel socket will be dead in the near future for upgrades?
I want this build to be as future proof as it can be.


RGB lights are a plus on components cuz pretty

Thanks for the help!


So will the AMD socket. Any CPU you purchase today, will be ded socket by the time it's 2022+ if not longer when you actually need to upgrade the CPU.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Gr3tM8
Total: $1845.14
use the remaining on a CPU cooler u want and windows key
you can sacrifice perf/cost and go RGB if that plus is more important to u
for a good 27" fps monitor, you're looking to spend around 500+ minimum. So stick with 24"
u wont be using gsync either, so get the viewsonic as it's the godlike monitor for fps atm. Otherwise if you really want gsync, get the Acer Z271
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Oct 19 2017 09:53am
Quote (Secksii @ Oct 18 2017 01:42pm)
So will the AMD socket. Any CPU you purchase today, will be ded socket by the time it's 2022+ if not longer when you actually need to upgrade the CPU.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Gr3tM8
Total: $1845.14
use the remaining on a CPU cooler u want and windows key
you can sacrifice perf/cost and go RGB if that plus is more important to u
for a good 27" fps monitor, you're looking to spend around 500+ minimum. So stick with 24"
u wont be using gsync either, so get the viewsonic as it's the godlike monitor for fps atm. Otherwise if you really want gsync, get the Acer Z271


If you take the monitor out of the budget what would you change with the computer build filling that 1500-2000 budget?
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Oct 19 2017 09:59am
Quote (bensfriend2 @ Oct 19 2017 10:53am)
If you take the monitor out of the budget what would you change with the computer build filling that 1500-2000 budget?


better case and h100 cpu cooler
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Quote (yupitsmeh @ Oct 18 2017 02:06pm)
lol no @ bolded please show us previous yr deals, maybe a ssd or ram but thats about it
many of us here have been disappointed in bf and cm for many years


https://imgur.com/a/nq0RH#gcsaYUC

That was 2016's ad's. Had a ton of sale. Didn't save a ton on cpu's, but you did save something at least.
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Quote (bensfriend2 @ 19 Oct 2017 08:53)
If you take the monitor out of the budget what would you change with the computer build filling that 1500-2000 budget?


rgb stuff u wanted
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qmLchq
Base Total: $1888.27
Mail-in Rebates: -$25.00
Shipping: $6.98
Total: $1870.25

can also change case to p400 if you want rgb case too.
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