Help making new Gaming PC $2000

[Oddler]

My budget is around $2,000ish. Can be over a bit or so if it means fully optimised.

It's a gaming PC.

I want a big SSD around 1TB
& a secondary storage HD.

i7 cpu
Nvidia GPU

I don't need a monitor/mouse/keyboard.

You can suggest things to me np. Looking to get the best deal for this on Black Friday.

 

[Intel_man]

Budget in USD?

 

[Oddler]

Lol, $2,000

 

[Laquer Head]

Lol, $2,000

He meant what currency..?? US dollars, Canada dollars, South African Rand...etc

 

[Oddler]

I'm in California, USA... so Trump dollars

 

[AMD_man]

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/AMD_man/saved/#view=9HmkLk

Will make a guide on this one in a bit.

It´s not $2000, but it can be arranged to. The 6700k is not necessary, but since you asked for $2000 I came as close as I thought necessary.

 

[Oddler]

There's two builds in that link. The one you're referring to is the $1700?

I don't mind going over $2000 by a couple hundred extra if it needs. I'm looking for a PC with no weak under poverished items

 

[AMD_man]

There's two builds in that link. The one you're referring to is the $1700?

I don't mind going over $2000 by a couple hundred extra if it needs. I'm looking for a PC with no weak under poverished items

The one that automatically opens (yes, the $1700).

This one is a bit excessive, but more gaming oriented than the other one.

I should mention the 16Gb RAM are also a bit excessive, 8Gb is enough for now, but you can afford it. In case that´s too expensive for you, you could swap the GTX-1080s for two 1070s. Still awesome performance and a little less money.

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/AMD_man/saved/#view=vrbhMp

 

[AMD_man]

I forgot to mention. Unless you aren't planning to play games in 4K, you don't need the two GPUs.

 

[Darren]

The one that automatically opens (yes, the $1700).

This one is a bit excessive, but more gaming oriented than the other one.

I should mention the 16Gb RAM are also a bit excessive, 8Gb is enough for now, but you can afford it. In case that´s too expensive for you, you could swap the GTX-1080s for two 1070s. Still awesome performance and a little less money.

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/AMD_man/saved/#view=vrbhMp

16GB makes perfect sense these days. 8GB is still usually enough but I'm seeing usage break 8GB pretty regularly now with the 12GB I have. If it's within budget, might as well.

 

[AMD_man]

16GB makes perfect sense these days. 8GB is still usually enough but I'm seeing usage break 8GB pretty regularly now with the 12GB I have. If it's within budget, might as well.

True. Even though I'm doing ok with 8, in the near future 16Gb will be the standard, so if the money is enough I don't see why not.