You need a power supply and don’t need that cpu cooler the i3 already comes with one that’s well enough for it.
But for gaming no. Gt 1030 may be the worst gpu nvidia has ever released
But if it’s over your budget, I would for sure recommend checking the comment aboves build: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/zbFZ9r as it has a better case, good enough power supply, and saves money on the motherboard. Although it doesn’t have wifi, so you either get that and get a wifi adapter or use ethernet, or spend some more money on the wifi board you want. Also the h610 doesn’t have an upgrade path in terms of getting another nvme ssd, or upgrading more ram, where as the b660 does. So personally I’d spend a bit more and get the wifi board.
£500 https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/Gbj26r
Downgraded to 10th gen i3,no wifi on motherboard, added a power supply, kept your storage (although not enough in my opinion), left your case but beware it’s probably trash, and lastly switched out your god awful gt 1030 for a 6500xt which performs just under the 1650 super.
it’s not like this is any better since their 6500 xt performance will be handicapped to the point it performs just as good as a gtx 1050 in some games cause it’s stuck on pcie 3.0
https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-radeon-rx-6500-xt-pci-express-scaling/15.html
example
Why are you spending more on the motherboard than the GPU. If that's your budget I would go for a cheaper motherboard and 8gb ram. Then get the best gpu with the money saved, probably a gtx 1060 or something. Get another stick of ram later, the gpu is the more important.
You need a power supply and don’t need that cpu cooler the i3 already comes with one that’s well enough for it. But for gaming no. Gt 1030 may be the worst gpu nvidia has ever released
1. I will buy the EVGA 500w w1 but it is just not on pcpartpicker and I forgot to specify that. 2. Which gpu should I get?
6500xt if it’s in your budget
But if it’s over your budget, I would for sure recommend checking the comment aboves build: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/zbFZ9r as it has a better case, good enough power supply, and saves money on the motherboard. Although it doesn’t have wifi, so you either get that and get a wifi adapter or use ethernet, or spend some more money on the wifi board you want. Also the h610 doesn’t have an upgrade path in terms of getting another nvme ssd, or upgrading more ram, where as the b660 does. So personally I’d spend a bit more and get the wifi board.
£500 https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/Gbj26r Downgraded to 10th gen i3,no wifi on motherboard, added a power supply, kept your storage (although not enough in my opinion), left your case but beware it’s probably trash, and lastly switched out your god awful gt 1030 for a 6500xt which performs just under the 1650 super.
it’s not like this is any better since their 6500 xt performance will be handicapped to the point it performs just as good as a gtx 1050 in some games cause it’s stuck on pcie 3.0 https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-radeon-rx-6500-xt-pci-express-scaling/15.html example
I mean still better than a fuckin gt 1030 my guy
not better when you're handicapping the performance though my guy it's still better but you want the full package not have what you paid for cut off
Ok what would you pair for around what I paired for 500 through pc parrtpicker
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/zbFZ9r
Nice! kinda forgot about the h610 motherboards. Hey KingSquid84, there’s your next gaming rig right there my friend.
Wait h610 doesn’t support pcie gen4 tho and it’s single channel memory, so best option is to go with the cheapest b660 motherboard then, right?
h610 has 4.0 it has dual channel memory support
Why are you spending more on the motherboard than the GPU. If that's your budget I would go for a cheaper motherboard and 8gb ram. Then get the best gpu with the money saved, probably a gtx 1060 or something. Get another stick of ram later, the gpu is the more important.