GAMING PC @ 1080 - 144 Hz

[TarnishedRock]

Honestly, I wouldn't compromise any further. This is pretty much the bare minimum I would spec. If you swap in some cheaper parts it will be false economy because they will need replacing in the long run. Unfortunately Covid has caused every component to increase in price due to supply chain shortages.

I see. Then that build is probably what I'll go for.

Appreciate your help!

 

[Martinr36]

If Ray Tracing isn't important, then you could swap in the 1660 Super for the 2060 and save £100 (no clue on Euros)

After asking Alexa that's about 112 euro

 

[Ash_]

At 1080p with a 2060 and on reasonable setting expect around 100+ fps on warzone (my 2060 averages around 110). On cyberpunk, you are looking at a reasonable 60fps on medium sort of settings.

If you could wait until the 3050 and 3060 launch and save a little bit more, i’d personally go with a 3060 and get an RM psu

 

[TarnishedRock]

If Ray Tracing isn't important, then you could swap in the 1660 Super for the 2060 and save £100 (no clue on Euros)

That's true! But I'm not sure how future-proof a 1660 super would be. I would like not to update any parts for a couple of years and still play at reasonable performance (60+ fps, ideally 144).

 

[TarnishedRock]

At 1080p with a 2060 and on reasonable setting expect around 100+ fps on warzone (my 2060 averages around 110). On cyberpunk, you are looking at a reasonable 60fps on medium sort of settings.

If you could wait until the 3050 and 3060 launch and save a little bit more, i’d personally go with a 3060 and get an RM psu

That's what I'm looking for. I could also wait for those new GPUs though.
I'm not sure I understood what you mean in your last sentence. RM psus have the same price as the one in the last build (114 Euros)