7600 / 16gb / A620 / RTX 4070 / 750w gold / T3 case / 1TB nvme.
pretty much strip down in respect of money, some may argue, why not B650 and 32GB
but that is more cost, which means more cost which u dont have in ur budget, and the ram can easily be added on, the A620 is newer than A520 so is in many terms as good as B550 stands, budgets get better, and higher range of boards get better.
Ryzen 7000 series isnt a massive jump over Ryzen 5000 series when u remove the ram boost. so A620 is a very comfortable boost and more.
and if u do want more "main stream" B650 and 32GB this means loosing graphic performance.
Just follow as his builds are balanced.
You may not need to spend £1040. What games do you play and what monitor will you be using? Do you want a really quiet pc, or a really show off one, or rgb? Would you build it? Would you consider used? Etc.
A gaming PC is so personal, with hundreds of different variations.
you will be better off going onto a build-your-own website and playing around with different configurations that you like.
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7600 / 16gb / A620 / RTX 4070 / 750w gold / T3 case / 1TB nvme.
pretty much strip down in respect of money, some may argue, why not B650 and 32GB
but that is more cost, which means more cost which u dont have in ur budget, and the ram can easily be added on, the A620 is newer than A520 so is in many terms as good as B550 stands, budgets get better, and higher range of boards get better.
Ryzen 7000 series isnt a massive jump over Ryzen 5000 series when u remove the ram boost.
so A620 is a very comfortable boost and more.
and if u do want more "main stream" B650 and 32GB this means loosing graphic performance.
What games do you play and what monitor will you be using?
Do you want a really quiet pc, or a really show off one, or rgb? Would you build it? Would you consider used? Etc.
you will be better off going onto a build-your-own website and playing around with different configurations that you like.