32gb is overkill lmao, no one needs 32 unless they need it for some work or job

Totally agree, I made the mistake of going with Intel when I built my new pc but you learn with your mistakes haha No offense against Intel, I just view it as a mistake because I can’t use the socket 1700 for any newer CPUs in the future. Should have gone with Am5

More info: NVME drive with at least 1 TB PCIE 4.0. Preferred. The Ram should be DDR4 (2x16 GB) with at least 3200 speed. If you need more info then you can ask me.

He would rather buy some high frenquency RAM than a 32Gb kit to keep average and min fps higher

Literally my PC. I also think that 32GB is a waste if you dont use it for other thing than gaming(I also need because I am a developer)

Jesus Christ you are clearly not experienced enough to give this advice on PCs. I haven't read the cancerous thread above but obviously your ego has gotten above your head on this one mate. You're right about getting a decent case with good airflow, a good case is nicer on the eyes and easier to build with and maintain (dust filters, screwless things e.t.c). But here's some constructive criticism. Three points: 1. ****No you absolutely do NOT need 32Gb RAM**** and with that budget the very obvious approach is a 4 slot motherboard with two 8GB modules (obvs in dual channel) for upgradability. The impact of the speed of modules and CAS latency on performance tends to depend on individual CPU/motherboard 2. You're recommending CPUs which are the last generation of AM4 which whilst I'm not entirely caught up, might be the best current bang for buck for performance at the moment but if you factor in future upgrades you should definitely consider DDR5 compatible motherboards which will have a longer lifespan, meaning the next CPU upgrade wont involve a RAM+Motherboard upgrade which would be 100% certain if opting for am4. 3. When you say "good PSU" you need to be more specific because a newcomer won't know what that means. You'd want a minimum 80+ Bronze certified PSU from a reputable manufacturer such as Seasonic, EVGA, BeQuiet, Corsair. (It's worth knowing there are only about three OEMs for PSUs and a dodgy one can range from inconvenient to fatal for your system). Also I'd go for 700-750W simply because of trends in GPU markets and PSUs, better safe than out of pocket. Your PSU should be one of the longest lasting components in your system which is why good ones have 5-10 year warranties. Another side note is that sometimes you can save a lot of performance/£$ by waiting just a bit of time for new components to be released, but there are always nuances to this like availability and waiting for benchmarks. But if you're always waiting for the next thing you'll never get gaming! So it's tricky, there's a lot more to building a PC than simply a budget and specs.

As processor use a ryzen 5800x3d instead. Changed mine few weeks ago to 5800x3d from 3600x got 200-300 more fps in CSGO. AM5 with DDR5 whould be better for future but witj youre budget forget it....

Sounds good in my ears. It is easy to spend more, but if just for CS then no reason to do so.

No need to wait 13th gen is already amazing

No need if you run this: Geforce 960 GTX 4 GB VRAM 24 GB OF MIX N' MATCH RAM INTEL XEON W3550 Rest irrelevant as computer should have enough power to buff any slight unbalances 😎

What settings were you playing on?

uhhh I will check that stuff, thanks mate! :)

Thats pricey

take 5800xd instead of 5900x, it's better for gaming also don't really need x570 mobo over b550

man please don't build that for ur bro you are heavily overspending on certain things you can get a 13600k which will beat that 5900x in gaming and workloads easily or a 7600 or 5800x3d as was said above here is an example of a 1300 ish euro build that demolishes that build u have there, if too much swap the asus board for asrock pro4 (this is a white/black build thought it would look cool) if that kit of ram isn't available get a g skill 3600 cl16 which will be samsung b die. Can swap 6800xt for used 3080 12gb or ti/ new 4070 or used 6950xt if u need wifi there is no good wifi boards available atm besides an asus tuf b550 and a rog strix b550 but both are more expensive uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/twoyy/saved/#vi..

7900xt? 800$ card??? lol

just go to work like a normal human being?

it' still cpu limited. but it's worse, no longer 600-800fps. those are giving 400-500 now. my setup that was giving 300-400 now is giving 200-300 in cs2 with dips to as low as 150-180. gpu is not bottlenecked, cpu ryzen 3600x (that was enough to give stable 300+ fps in csgo/mirage, in cs2 it isn't.)