Help me building a PC with 70K

[darkprince0521]

Hello everyone. I am here seeking your help again. I want to build a PC for medium to heavy gaming and I also need to run heavy software required for graphical works like 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator etc. My budget is around 70,000 tk. without monitor which can be slightly increased if required. What configuration should I aim for within this budget that is going to serve well for next 2 years at least? And also, what is a good UPS within reasonable price that I should use? Thanks in advance.

[sensei]

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[darkprince0521]

Alright. Thanks for the suggestion, I will follow it there.

[Iskander]

Hello everyone. I am here seeking your help again. I want to build a PC for medium to heavy gaming and I also need to run heavy software required for graphical works like 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator etc. My budget is around 70,000 tk. without monitor which can be slightly increased if required. What configuration should I aim for within this budget that is going to serve well for next 2 years at least? And also, what is a good UPS within reasonable price that I should use? Thanks in advance.

Intel Core i7 6700K 4.00 GHz 28K
Antec A40 Pro 2K
Gigabyte GA B150M D3H DDR4 7K
ADATA SU 800S 256GB SSD 7K
Toshiba 2TB DT01ACA200(7200rpm) 5.5K
Corsair Vengeance 8GBx2 DDR4 2400MHz 8K
Cooler Master B500 V.2 4K
NZXT Source 210 4K
Prolink/PowerGuard/PowerPac 1200VA 5K
Total=70.5K

* For Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator, CPU clock speed is an important factor. That's why 6700K instead of 6700.
* NZXT Source 210 has 8 HDD storage option plus good Airflow.
* Gigabyte B150 is the cheapest 4 slot DDR4 mobo.

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Made some mistakes. Forgot the GPU -___-

Intel Core i5 6600K 20K[mentioned by Taher]
CM 212X 3K
ASUS Z170P DDR4 13K[mentioned by Taher]
Seagate 1TB (SSHD) 7.5K
Corsair Vengeance 8GBx1 DDR4 2400MHz 4K[You can increase it anytime]
Leadtek GTX 1060 3GB 20K
Cooler Master B500 V.2 4K
NZXT Source 210 4K
Prolink/PowerGuard/PowerPac 1200VA 5K
Total=80.5K (10K more )

[furiousTaher]

i would recommend what iskander said but then i noticed he didnt mention gpu
3dsmax and stuff.....
and you cant even oc in b150 so stock clock difference is the advantage.


i5 6600k 20k
mobo z170p asus 13k
ram 3200mhz gskill or corsair 16gb 8.5k-9k
gtx 1060 26k-28k
hdd and cooler as he said, 7.5k
casing as he said
power supply... i dont know... maybe search for antec psu? 4.5k+

86k.

too high even without ssd



you could get cheaper gpu but the difference between 1060 and 1050ti is huge.

config 2

i5 16,5k
mobo b150 7k
ram 16gb 2400 7.5k or less
gtx 1060 or cheaper gpu
and other stuff

~74k without ssd
and without those dvd drive and speaker

[sensei]

I5 6400 15.5k
Gigabyte b150 8k
16gb avexir 8k
2tb hdd 6k
Seasonic 520w 6.5k
Sapphire Nitro+ 480 4gb 22.5k
Cm k380 3.8k


Total: 70.3k

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The love for ssd is great but dont get it when other stuffs are more important for now as you have all the time to upgrade this things later on


On the other hand getting 480 is wiser decision as it performing better on dx12 and vulkan titles compared to 1060 plus amd drivers are great these days

[Sybaris Caesar]

I5 6400 15.5k
Gigabyte b150 8k
16gb avexir 8k
2tb hdd 6k
Seasonic 520w 6.5k
Sapphire Nitro+ 480 4gb 22.5k
Cm k380 3.8k


Total: 70.3k

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The love for ssd is great but dont get it when other stuffs are more important for now as you have all the time to upgrade this things later on


On the other hand getting 480 is wiser decision as it performing better on dx12 and vulkan titles compared to 1060 plus amd drivers are great these days

I will wait for someone else to knock some sense into you.

[furiousTaher]

afaik 3dsmax doesnt prefer any particular gpu brand, but autocad and many other software prefers nvidia over amd. please refrain from suggesting no gpu setups, and if possible refrain from suggesting amd.

[sensei]

afaik 3dsmax doesnt prefer any particular gpu brand, but autocad and many other software prefers nvidia over amd. please refrain from suggesting no gpu setups, and if possible refrain from suggesting amd.

Refraining from your 80K+ budget on a 70k pc suggestion? Sure bro, anyway I didnt see that autocad on the description which I think my bad but you can surely replace it with zotac 1060 mini version which costs the same

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I will wait for someone else to knock some sense into you.

Bro any criticism is welcome but please make some points where I did wrong so that I can learn from the mistakes I made

[furiousTaher]

offtopic i liked your previous avatar- men in black, neo and pica sunglasses

btw where do you download the .gif from?

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[kaziishan]

Hello everyone. I am here seeking your help again. I want to build a PC for medium to heavy gaming and I also need to run heavy software required for graphical works like 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator etc. My budget is around 70,000 tk. without monitor which can be slightly increased if required. What configuration should I aim for within this budget that is going to serve well for next 2 years at least? And also, what is a good UPS within reasonable price that I should use? Thanks in advance.

I don't know much but anyway, (you might know this though) you should get a good monitor with good coverage specially in adobe rgb color space (I have 0.5% idea on what I'm talking about but something along this line) if you're interested in working with these software. I heard monitor is pretty important for graphical works.

However, here's something that might serve your cause.

CPU: Intel Core i5 6500 -> 16,400/= (link)
Motherboard: MSI B150M PRO-VD -> 6,700/= (link)
Memory: 2x 8GB Team Elite DDR4 2400 -> 6,800/= (link)
Storage: PNY 240GB SSD -> 6,300/= (link) + 1TB Toshiba HDD -> 3,700/= (link)
GPU: Zotac GTX 1060 6GB Mini -> 26,000/= (link)
PSU: Antec VP450P EC -> 3,400/= (link)
Case: Anything with Fornt Panel USB 3.0 -> 2,000/=
UPS: Prolink/Power Guard 1200VA -> 5,000/= (link)

Total ~ 76K

Note: Nvidia graphics card has been suggested because I heard that CUDA Accelaration is a thing for Graphics software like 3DS Max/Adobe Suites etc. Also, I would highly suggest getting the SSD because I know you will feel the difference. And, also as a side advice, load your graphical projects from the SSD and use the HDD for backup/final saving of the project.

[Arz]

btw where do you download the .gif from?

I'm not sensei, but it's from mob psycho 100.

[Sybaris Caesar]

I'm not sensei, but it's from mob psycho 100.

Woah! Then who are you? :O

[Arz]

Woah! Then who are you? :O

I'm batman.

[darkprince0521]

Thanks for all of your suggestions; and my budget is not rigid on 70K; I can increase it a bit if setup requires it. Now, since I want a PC that can serve well for next 2 years or preferably bit more for games and software; I have few questions.

Should I settle for i5 or i7? Should I get a motherboard suitable for overclocking? And, if I do overclock, will it need dedicated cooler?

I want to get SSD for my new setup; should I use it for installing the operating system or for some other use like software or games that i frequently use?

With better CPU and Mobo; total cost is around 87k or if I compensate there, it is around 75k. Is it worth the cost for the increase in performance? Should I increase the budget?

[kaziishan]

Thanks for all of your suggestions; and my budget is not rigid on 70K; I can increase it a bit if setup requires it. Now, since I want a PC that can serve well for next 2 years or preferably bit more for games and software; I have few questions.

Should I settle for i5 or i7? Should I get a motherboard suitable for overclocking? And, if I do overclock, will it need dedicated cooler?

I want to get SSD for my new setup; should I use it for installing the operating system or for some other use like software or games that i frequently use?

With better CPU and Mobo; total cost is around 87k or if I compensate there, it is around 75k. Is it worth the cost for the increase in performance? Should I increase the budget?

Should I settle for i5 or i7?
-> i5 should be enough for two years(???). However, i7 generally gives you a longer stretch. And, as Intel has announced that Tiger Lake will be its last core series, and they will be working on new x86 architecture from 2018, it is probably wiser to spend on i5 than i7 right now.

Should I get a motherboard suitable for overclocking?
-> Overclocking is a term of luck. Also, it introduces new points of increased price, instability & failure. On another note, Z-series motherboards by design tends to provide greater support for extension. So, it is not always a bad choice to get an "overclocking" motherboard even if you don't want to overclock at all. But, if you buy a Z-series motherboard, I would suggest you to get an ATX board with an unlocked i7.

And, if I do overclock, will it need dedicated cooler?
-> Unlocked cpus like 6600K/6700K does not even come with stock coolers (as far as I know, and I could be wrong). So, yes, if you do overclock you will need a dedicated cooler.

I want to get SSD for my new setup; should I use it for installing the operating system or for some other use like software or games that i frequently use?
-> Of course, you are going to install your OS, so you can install your frequently used software there and load from it. If you get a bigger SSD, you can load your games from it too, but that's kind of luxury rather than a necessity.

Is it worth the cost for the increase in performance? Should I increase the budget?
->

Remember my child! With Great Budget Comes Great PC. But, don't forget about Bang For The Buck!

Also, I'm interested to know which monitor are you going to use actually?

[darkprince0521]

@kaziishan : So i5 it is then. I need to think about overclocking more, but I am planning to get suitable motherboard for Overclocking. And, about the bang for bucks; that much is certain; what I wanted to know is, if it's worth the cost. Meaning, is 6600k much better than 6500 to justify 4k price increase? Also, as you mentioned, if I need a dedicated cooler for 6600k, then it would cost a bit more. Is it worth it?

I am currently using Asus VX229H monitor and I plan to use that with the new setup as well. I am planning to get the new PC by the 2nd half of January.

[Sybaris Caesar]

Baba Kazi is gay af!

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Even if you don't OC, i7 k is a great choive because of high native clock rate and 8 logical cores. And since it's mainly workstation build, CPU should be the main priority anyway. But yes, buying it will eat into GPU budget.

[kaziishan]

@kaziishan : So i5 it is then. I need to think about overclocking more, but I am planning to get suitable motherboard for Overclocking. And, about the bang for bucks; that much is certain; what I wanted to know is, if it's worth the cost. Meaning, is 6600k much better than 6500 to justify 4k price increase? Also, as you mentioned, if I need a dedicated cooler for 6600k, then it would cost a bit more. Is it worth it?

I am currently using Asus VX229H monitor and I plan to use that with the new setup as well. I am planning to get the new PC by the 2nd half of January.

6600K is a better cpu for an increase of 4K over 6500, but if you add the cost of a decent cooler which is 3K minimum, then the added cost of a decent Z170 over the suggested B150 which is 7K minimum, totaling 14K over the current combo of B150+6500, I would have spent that money on a 6700+B150 without relying on OCing a 6600K.

Oh! It's decent. But, you should save up for a better monitor. You know, with 10 bit color-depth and color space coverage thingy.

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Baba Kazi is gay af!

[darkprince0521]

6600K is a better cpu for an increase of 4K over 6500, but if you add the cost of a decent cooler which is 3K minimum, then the added cost of a decent Z170 over the suggested B150 which is 7K minimum, totaling 14K over the current combo of B150+6500, I would have spent that money on a 6700+B150 without relying on OCing a 6600K.

Oh! It's decent. But, you should save up for a better monitor. You know, with 10 bit color-depth and color space coverage thingy.

Hmm... 6700 is another option; thanks for the suggestions; I will check these out and try to optimize which one I should get. And, yeah, I will be using the current monitor for some time as I am happy with it. I would have targeted for a better monitor though, but it will eat up significant portion of the budget. May be I will try for one after buying the new setup.