09-07-2019, 08:16 PM
There are 2 main question:
- How much budget do you have?
- Are you capable of assemble a PC from single hardware pieces?
If you are not capable to assemble a PC, you can only by OEM-branded gaming PC. Look around and find one that is under your budget. Otherwise, I suggest you to build up a Ryzen 3 powered PC, they are cheaper than Intel but with good performance too, a [min: 8GB -> good: 16GB -> overpowa: 32GB] RAM set with a frequency compatible with Ryzen and a Nvidia 1080 Ti, which still rocks!
Regarding peripherals devices such as monitor, mouse and keyboard... well I think that spending more then 50€ on a keyboard or mouse is crazy. I don't really need RGB/gaming look on these device. What you need is good performance not good looking stuff. For the monitor, well I can't help there, I am literally lost due to G-Sync, Free-Sync, Dynamic refresh rate, static refresh rate; so much features that you will be indecisive on which buy.
If you want a lifetime graphic cards, there aren't much choice, you can only buy the current most brutal video card: Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti or if you are enough crazy the Titan edition. Nowadays new technologies are being developed and we don't know how many of these will be supported by "mid-tier" graphics card, so if you want to buy only once, you need to buy the best of the best at the time.
But what is important here is your budget, we can suggest you any build but it will be useless if you are not able to get it. So I suggest you to look for "%your budget% gaming build reviews" where you can see benchmarks and the real performance on games
- How much budget do you have?
- Are you capable of assemble a PC from single hardware pieces?
If you are not capable to assemble a PC, you can only by OEM-branded gaming PC. Look around and find one that is under your budget. Otherwise, I suggest you to build up a Ryzen 3 powered PC, they are cheaper than Intel but with good performance too, a [min: 8GB -> good: 16GB -> overpowa: 32GB] RAM set with a frequency compatible with Ryzen and a Nvidia 1080 Ti, which still rocks!
Regarding peripherals devices such as monitor, mouse and keyboard... well I think that spending more then 50€ on a keyboard or mouse is crazy. I don't really need RGB/gaming look on these device. What you need is good performance not good looking stuff. For the monitor, well I can't help there, I am literally lost due to G-Sync, Free-Sync, Dynamic refresh rate, static refresh rate; so much features that you will be indecisive on which buy.
If you want a lifetime graphic cards, there aren't much choice, you can only buy the current most brutal video card: Nvidia RTX 2080 Ti or if you are enough crazy the Titan edition. Nowadays new technologies are being developed and we don't know how many of these will be supported by "mid-tier" graphics card, so if you want to buy only once, you need to buy the best of the best at the time.
But what is important here is your budget, we can suggest you any build but it will be useless if you are not able to get it. So I suggest you to look for "%your budget% gaming build reviews" where you can see benchmarks and the real performance on games