Building a new PC. Recommendations?

[Kylovich]

Going to be building an i9-9900K w/ RTX 2080 Super. Anyone have any suggestions on a good mobo and PSU?

[K1LL3R69]

all depends on your budget here is some example :

PSU

MOBO

[MadMax]

Why not a Ryzen 5 1600AF
Save the difference for a nice Mobo/PSU/Ram

[Loki]

ya, why not ryzen 7 or 9? i went ryzen 7 3700x when i built mine 3 months ago and no regrets.

[AOD_MacGyver]

For the PSU, I'd recommend a Seasonic, Corsair, or EVGA between 800 -1000 watts. Make sure it's at least 80+ Gold certified. For the MOBO, I'm afraid the choice really comes down to preference of features and quality. I'd advocate Asus and MSI boards. Just don't go with anything too old or outdated.

[Loki]

im pretty happy with wat i did:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/N7Qq7T

havent had any problems with anything. all the parts cost around 1535$

[AOD_HOODedDutchman]

Depends on your budget but 750 G3 or G2 from evga are great units and for motherboard msi mpg or asus strix z390 boards will give you anything you ever need. 750 is a ton of power for that setup. If you haven't bought anything yet I'd wait tho. Intels 10th gen is going to be out soon which is 10 core 20 thread for less than 9900k and nvidia next gen is coming very soon as well. Like weeks not months.

[MadMax]

For the PSU, I'd recommend a Seasonic, Corsair, or EVGA between 800 -1000 watts. Make sure it's at least 80+ Gold certified. For the MOBO, I'm afraid the choice really comes down to preference of features and quality. I'd advocate Asus and MSI boards. Just don't go with anything too old or outdated.

For Power Supplies,
Check out this list and what is recommended;
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic...psu-tier-list/

[MadMax]

im pretty happy with wat i did:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/N7Qq7T

havent had any problems with anything. all the parts cost around 1535$

Thats a $3k system here in Australia...
If your lucky

[Loki]

Thats a $3k system here in Australia...
If your lucky

is it really? wow. i only spent 1530 or so

[SirWestofAsh]

i prefer gigabyte for a brand and corsair PSUs are really good.

[MadMax]

is it really? wow. i only spent 1530 or so

$3600-$3700+ in AUD

[Loki]

i prefer gigabyte for a brand and corsair PSUs are really good.

i do like gigabyte too, its just that i wanted to save wherever possible. Corsair PSUs *are* really good, ive got an 850w :)

[Texican]

If you send me a budget I will build you a PC around the items that you want to have for sure. Let me know :)