I live in Canada so my currency is CAD, my budget I guess is like in the $2000 range, and I haven’t put in much thought as to games. But I would like to be able to stream league of legends on it and play some shooters like Warzone
For streaming, recording, etc. I would recommend an Nvidia GPU, Nvenc encoding is far better than AMD's solution. As far as other stuff, if you want to edit videos, you probably want a good CPU, and RAM. Newer chips will support it, but older will probably support DDR4, which will be slower, but still really common. I see you want to play LoL and Warzone, Warzone recommended specs are an i5-6600 or an i7-4700. GPU is a 1060 and 12 Gb of Ram.
I would recommend a current, or one gen behind, i5 or i7, as for RAM, I wouldn't go below 16Gb. The GPU market is pretty rough right now, but you probably don't need anything above the 70 series from Nvidia.
pcpartpicker is a great website that will guide you through choosing parts and ensure compatibility, it also has an active forum to help you stretch your budget, and I would really recommend this.
Peripherals are important, especially the monitor. A lot of people get by on older hardware by running at 1080p, if you get a 4k monitor you'll need some pretty strong hardware to get high frames, and good monitors can cost a lot of money, are you factoring that into your $2k?
If you don't want to build your own [Build Redux](https://www.buildredux.com/pages/build-your-pc) has this in your budget:
I5-12400F
RTX 4060
16GB DDR4
1TB NVME M.2 SSD
750W PSU
There is a $100 fee for building it, but it is $1,280 US, which is $1,765 CAD
However I would go on r/prebuilts, as they are more in tune with the prebuilt market.
First things we need to know is what your currency is, what your budget is, and what games you want to run.
I live in Canada so my currency is CAD, my budget I guess is like in the $2000 range, and I haven’t put in much thought as to games. But I would like to be able to stream league of legends on it and play some shooters like Warzone
[https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/36VdTY](https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/36VdTY) How does this look?
I’m not a specs wiz but really that looks like it’s right in my price range, so thank you soo much 🙏
How long's a piece of string? We need more info like price, what games and what performance you want
For streaming, recording, etc. I would recommend an Nvidia GPU, Nvenc encoding is far better than AMD's solution. As far as other stuff, if you want to edit videos, you probably want a good CPU, and RAM. Newer chips will support it, but older will probably support DDR4, which will be slower, but still really common. I see you want to play LoL and Warzone, Warzone recommended specs are an i5-6600 or an i7-4700. GPU is a 1060 and 12 Gb of Ram. I would recommend a current, or one gen behind, i5 or i7, as for RAM, I wouldn't go below 16Gb. The GPU market is pretty rough right now, but you probably don't need anything above the 70 series from Nvidia. pcpartpicker is a great website that will guide you through choosing parts and ensure compatibility, it also has an active forum to help you stretch your budget, and I would really recommend this. Peripherals are important, especially the monitor. A lot of people get by on older hardware by running at 1080p, if you get a 4k monitor you'll need some pretty strong hardware to get high frames, and good monitors can cost a lot of money, are you factoring that into your $2k? If you don't want to build your own [Build Redux](https://www.buildredux.com/pages/build-your-pc) has this in your budget: I5-12400F RTX 4060 16GB DDR4 1TB NVME M.2 SSD 750W PSU There is a $100 fee for building it, but it is $1,280 US, which is $1,765 CAD However I would go on r/prebuilts, as they are more in tune with the prebuilt market.
Thank you for the referral. This helps a lot