Naw, Man, that ain't no gaming rig. That gear is for number crunching and science stuff. It's like taking a Hummer to the track to go against the 'vettes and Chargers.

There's a lot of waiting going on here already, so if you want to wait 'til March or so, be my guest.

AMD is top dog now because of 7 nanometer lithography on their CPU chips, and all PCIe 4th generation parts. Intel doesn't do either yet.

Here's your new AMD system if you don't like waiting:

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The CPU is overkill, but you seem to like that and this proc is in stock as of yesterday. I don't think you need more than 32 GB of RAM to multi-task a couple of games. You could get the Corsair Vengeance for a cheap "upgrade" to RGB, but the DS is fine.

The Samsung 980 PRO is top dog. You don't want 2 NVMe SSDs because they tend to steal bandwidth from each other under certain conditions. Your games will load just fine from a SATA SSD.

The GPU is a neck and neck matchup with a 3080. It has some special benefits when paired with a 5000 series AMD proc. I think it's easier to get than a 3080, but you might ask.

I threw in the purty fans just for fun.

What d' ya think?

The major differences between cases are: the Velox has the main window on the right side, so if your rig is on your left, you won't see the parts. That orientation requires the mobo to be installed upside down so the GPU with it's usually prominent name is also upside down. Personally, not for me. The airflow in both cases is very good.

If you don't want to pay for the Corsairs it won't matter very much at all. Yeah, I think prolly you get a little more than purty lites for $279, but the airflow is so good in the cases, it won't make enough difference to justify the price. It's mostly for show IMO. You can download iCue software from Corsair to control both speed and colors, tho.

I usually don't say much about monitors. It's a personal choice. Used to be fewer choices, but now, there are so many good ones, it's hard to screw up. That one ticks all the right boxes: IPS, high frame rate, G-Sync compatible, etc. If you go Radeon GPU, used to be you could save a bit by getting Freesync. Maybe see if ASUS has one of those with all the same specs and compare if you're gonna get the 6800XT.

--Rem

Edited by Rem - 26 Nov 2020 at 10:53am

I see Thank you so much. 

Edited by Rem - 26 Nov 2020 at 11:29am

Edited by Rem - 27 Nov 2020 at 8:39am

Ah Thank you so much ;D


Edited by Rem - 28 Nov 2020 at 9:47am