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So with it coming up to Christmas I'm finally getting ready to buy my pc parts! I'm on a budget of around £500-£700 max I do not need peripherals and ATM I have just a standard oldish acer 1440p monitor. The build will be used for gaming and editing.
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But before finally purchasing I would like to see if there's any better options.
Thankyou Also if possible could you tell me what kind of fps and settings I could achieve
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Change that PSU, it's horrible. You can get way better for an extra 5-10 pounds.

With your budget you might decide on a better case but if that one works for you fine.

Also does your monitor have freesync? If not you may benefit from something like a 6gb 1060.
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iFallOffStuff wrote Change that PSU, it's horrible. You can get way better for an extra 5-10 pounds.

With your budget you might decide on a better case but if that one works for you fine.

Also does your monitor have freesync? If not you may benefit from something like a 6gb 1060.

What kind of psu would you recommend, and what is freesync?
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iFallOffStuff wrote Change that PSU, it's horrible.

What are you talking about? You got any evidence to back this up? Have you even done any research on the PSU?

iFallOffStuff wrote Also does your monitor have freesync? If not you may benefit from something like a 6gb 1060.

How so?
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iFallOffStuff wrote Change that PSU, it's horrible.

What are you talking about? You got any evidence to back this up? Have you even done any research on the PSU?

iFallOffStuff wrote Also does your monitor have freesync? If not you may benefit from something like a 6gb 1060.

How so?

13, I was wondering with the build you gave me, would I need to purchase any extra cables or anything if that sort?
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If you've not bought the RAM yet, get this instead;
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The Avexir stuff shot up in price.

What extra cables are you talking about? You might need a display cable, but that should be it, if even that.
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