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$1,300 - $1,400 PC Build Ideas?

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Ronald Cooper472 Ronald Cooper472 NewcomerOP
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joined Jul 2019
#1 ·
Hey there,
I'm looking for some advice on picking out a new rig for graphic design... my budget is around $2,200. Just as a heads-up—I've already got two Dell XPS 27 monitors ready to go.

Do you guys think this specific build is actually worth the money, given the price tag and the parts they threw in?

Thanks!
crimsonstag84 crimsonstag84 Regular
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joined Jun 2010
#2 ·
Not quite, I'd say just hang tight for another week until those Ryzen 3000 processors arrive.
swiftfalcon89 swiftfalcon89 Active Member
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joined Aug 2013
#3 ·
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Robert Rodriguez2 Robert Rodriguez2 Regular
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joined Jul 2015
#4 ·
crimsonstag84 said:Not quite, I'd say just hang tight for another week until those Ryzen 3000 processors arrive.

I'm with them. Wait for the first round of reviews and all the data to drop. You might find the Ryzen 3000 is a better fit anyway.
Ronald Cooper472 Ronald Cooper472 NewcomerOP
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joined Jul 2019
#5 ·
swiftfalcon89 said:1 * Intel Core i9-9900K (3.6GHz, 16MB, LGA1151) box
password: BX80684I99900KSRELS - $1433

1 * Noctua NH-D14 Cooler, Intel/AMD
password: NH-D14 - $190

1 * MSI Z390 TOMAHAWK, socket 1151
password: msi-z390-tomahawk - $425

1 * GSkill Aegis 16GB (2x8) DDR4 3000MHz memory
password: F4-3000C16D-16GISB - $216

1 * Palit GeForce RTX 2070 Dual, 8GB GDDR6
password: pal-2070-dual-8gb - $1383

1 * Crucial P1 500GB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe M.2 1900/850 SSD
password: CT500P1SSD8 - $200

1 * CRUCIAL MX500 1TB SATA III SSD
password: CT1000MX500SSD1 - $414

1 * Thermaltake Toughpower Grand RGB 750W Power Supply
password: 0151347 - $233

1 * Fractal Meshify C, black with glass, no PSU
password: frac-meshfy-c-bl-t - $266

Total: $4759 (-2%=$4.75)
Free assembly and shipping included

Can someone clear things up regarding the GPU choice? Would this be a solid match for that processor: MSI Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 gaming 8G GDDR6 8GB/256bit, 1620MHz/1410MHz?

Is there any specific performance metric I should worry about since I'm running a dual monitor setup?
Thanks!
analogtiger19 analogtiger19 Active Member
134 messages
joined Dec 2016
#6 ·
Ronald Cooper472 said:Can someone clear things up regarding the GPU choice? Would this be a solid match for that processor: MSI Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 gaming 8G GDDR6 8GB/256bit, 1620MHz/1410MHz?

Is there any specific performance metric I should worry about since I'm running a dual monitor setup?
Thanks!

You didn't mention—or maybe I missed it—if those monitors are 1080p or some other resolution. That's really the only thing that matters regarding the displays. Also, think about how you plan to plug them in (HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.) just to make sure the card actually has enough ports for you.
Ronald Cooper472 Ronald Cooper472 NewcomerOP
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#7 ·
analogtiger19 said:You didn't mention—or maybe I missed it—if those monitors are 1080p or some other resolution. That's really the only thing that matters regarding the displays. Also, think about how you plan to plug them in (HDMI, DisplayPort, etc.) just to make sure the card actually has enough ports for you.

One's a 1920x1080 (Dell XPS 27), and the other is 2560x1440 (Dell XPS 27)
analogtiger19 analogtiger19 Active Member
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joined Dec 2016
#8 ·
I should've mentioned that I’d personally hold off for a few weeks until those Zen 2 processors actually hit the shelves, unless you're in some kind of life-or-death situation where you need a rig right this second...😉

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