So, I (M15) have in front of me a PC for multitasking (presentations + video editing + music Produce + programming) to catch up and would like to games of course Minecraft, Robocraft soon GTA 5 games and the relatively high settings. Since I can't spend so much money at one time I had planned because I soon have a PC to assemble with 2x8GB 3000Mhz Ram, Ryzen 5 1600, Rx 570, all on a 512GB M2.0 PCIe card with about 1.7GByte / s reads / writes to pick and hope that this is a good basis. Then next birthday I have in front of me a RTX 2060 Super or vlt even 2070 Super if the price drops to pick. Would that make a big difference? Of course I would also release the CPU sooner by a stronger one but that much later. Can I play well with a Ryzen 5 1600 and a RTX 2060 Super? Or is the CPU too weak and I can't make 70FPS? My monitor will be an UltraWide 21: 9 FHD + (1080x2560) @ 60Hz I think. Does it all work? Will I be able to play a lot with R5 1600 + RTX 2060 Super?
Here my PC because I will assemble: https://www.mindfactory.de/...f665145523
Graka I will retrofit: https://www.nvidia.com/...060-super/
The graka can ray tracing in real time.
Raytracing is for the garbage so you can get another card and ask for a better processor, I'll get a seizure at 1600
It would probably be a Ryzen 5 2600 better.
(Only 20 euro)
Also, I would rather put on a system Power 9, Pure Power 11 as a power supply.
If you can do without Raytracing, a 5700XT would be more useful than an upgrade.
This lends approximately to the level of the 2070S and is even cheaper.
Basically, the shopping cart is based on my last recommendation, which is why I have nothing left to write about the CPU, motherboard, power supply and RAM.
But what I would think about is the SSD. Although you have an M2 SSD with PCI-E connection taken which is in principle not wrong, but unfortunately one that is not very good:
https://www.hardwareluxx.de/index.php/artikel/hardware/storage/47827-intel-ssd-660p-im-test-guenstige-ssd-mit-grossen-schwaechen.html
It does not always have to be Samsung for an SSD, and Intel also makes good SSDs, but with the model I would rather save the 7, - €. In practice, in normal gaming and in the application you will hardly notice a difference between a PCI-E SSD and a SATA SSD anyway. Only if really much very fast (between two SSDs) must be copied then you notice a difference.
And if you really want a RTX 2060 Super later on, you do not even know next year at which price will be available. Compilations of PCs are a snapshot, which is why I also people who now because of a PC for Christmas to reply that are too early.
Personally, I find that an AMD system works best with an AMD graphics card, which is simply due to the AMD driver. And with the RX 5700 cards, AMD (except for Raytracing) also has something similar to the RTX 2060 and 2070 (Super) cards for a great course. And AMD will probably also follow the raytracing (announced for 2020).
Actually, I would recommend for your suggestions none of the proposed options, and therefore I can't vote. This is not even about the graphics card, but in particular the choice of the right CPU. (At least for GTA V @ max details)
In particular, for GTA V I would therefore from the outset put on a Ryzen 5 - 3600, since in this game mainly 4 threads in relation to the computing power per core & Mhz (IPC) are important for the FPS base on a high to maximum preset. The graphics card would be another topic here, but let's limit ourselves to the optimal base for GTA V. (MC and Roboblox are not really interesting in this question)
Since you already speak of a limited entry budget, I would therefore stop s.denother things like the M.2 SSD and the screen save, and for a first time
Combine Ryzen5 - 3600 with a MSI B450 Tomahawk Max, as this motherboard supports the new Ryzen 3000 series from the factory.
https://www.mindfactory.de/...22750.html
When RAM you make only once if necessary cutbacks and initially buy only a 2 x 4 GB DDR4 - 3200 Kit.
When it comes to graphics card (depending on the budget) it may be necessary to first set up a Radeon RX 570 - 4GB, which in GTA 5 at least for 1080p @ middle preset for (largely) average 60 FPS (minimum FPS) in conjunction with og. System proposal should be enough.
MC should also run smoothly with texture packs, shaders and mods.
Of course you are right with the Ryzen 5 2600, but the problem is the budget:
Originally, only around the 500, - € were considered and if you now come with a more expensive power supply and more expensive CPU therefore it is 600, - €, I'm afraid that his parents probably will not approve.
It's a solid system, but you can do two things better.
As processor, take the Ryzen 5 2600. It does not cost much more but has more power
Replace the junk power supply with the beQuiet Pure Power 500 Watt
There it is:
Graphic:
Parallel processing technology: 2-Way CrossFireXMaximum
Graphics card memory: 2048 MB
Maximum resolution: 4096 x 2160 pixels
is that aimed at CPU GPUs directed at or dedicated graphics cards? So for example. One rx 570
There's graphics: Parallel processing technology: 2-Way CrossFireXMaximaler
WHERE does that stand?
If I click on the link and scroll down for technical data under graphics
