Question new pc upgrade finally

[hardcore_gamer29]

ok so i am getting upgrade on 25th of this month what i have chosen so far:
intel i9 10900k
which motherboard should i get:
MSI MPG Z490 Gaming Plus
MSI Z490-A PRO
ASUS Prime Z490-A
MSI MAG Z490 Tomahawk
ASUS TUF Gaming Z490-Plus
which cabinet full tower:
Corsair Graphite 780T
Corsair Obsidian 750D
ram will be corsair rpg pro 3600mhz 16gb . is it good?
ssd: kingston kc600 1tb
seasonic focus plus titanium . should i get 650 or 750 watt? i may add rtx 3000 series later
my current gpu is 1660ti 6gb
is this good for 4k gaming 60fps if i add rtx later? mainly fps games
currently i want to play all assassins creed series battlefield series metro exodus shadow of tomb raider at maxed out at 1080p 60hz
thanks


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[Shmee]

Sounds decent so far. Solid CPU choice, motherboard choices are largely due to the preference and features you want. Same with the case. RAM should be fine, though you may want to consider 32GB for extra.

The GPU should get you by for now, though you will want a much faster one for 4k later, as you mentioned. That is a good choice of PSU, and I would go for the 750W.

Lastly, the SSD. Depending on where you are, there are much better deals, at least in the US. I would get an NVMe drive, there are some good deals on 1TB models with better performance and cheaper prices on amazon or newegg etc. Even if you stick with a 2.5" SATA drive, there are much better deals then what I could find the kc600 1TB at. So the Kingston drive only makes sense if you already have it and you cannot return it, or if you found a much better deal on it relative to other drives available.

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

Sounds decent so far. Solid CPU choice, motherboard choices are largely due to the preference and features you want. Same with the case. RAM should be fine, though you may want to consider 32GB for extra.

The GPU should get you by for now, though you will want a much faster one for 4k later, as you mentioned. That is a good choice of PSU, and I would go for the 750W.

Lastly, the SSD. Depending on where you are, there are much better deals, at least in the US. I would get an NVMe drive, there are some good deals on 1TB models with better performance and cheaper prices on amazon or newegg etc. Even if you stick with a 2.5" SATA drive, there are much better deals then what I could find the kc600 1TB at. So the Kingston drive only makes sense if you already have it and you cannot return it, or if you found a much better deal on it relative to other drives available.

thanks for your reply sir, i am going with MSI tomahawk z490 also i heard it is not easy to keep cool i9 10900k is is ?
can i buy 240MM AIO cooler or buy only 360mm? which model will you suggest from deepcool coolermaster and msi?
must be easy to install as i have not used liquid cooler never before

 

[dlerious]

thanks for your reply sir, i am going with MSI tomahawk z490 also i heard it is not easy to keep cool i9 10900k is is ?
can i buy 240MM AIO cooler or buy only 360mm? which model will you suggest from deepcool coolermaster and msi?
must be easy to install as i have not used liquid cooler never before

Arctic Liquid Freezer II seems to get decent reviews. Here's a review for a few AIO on an AMD 3950X pulling 200W. Charts start about 13:35 .

 

[hardcore_gamer29]

Arctic Liquid Freezer II seems to get decent reviews. Here's a review for a few AIO on an AMD 3950X pulling 200W. Charts start about 13:35 .

thanks will liquid cooler with 2 fans be bad for i9 10900k? 3 fans are too much a mess and take more space i have confirmed these now:
i9 10900k (confirmed)
corsair 780T (confirmed)
corsair 3600mhz rgb pro 16gbx1 ram (confirmed)
seasonic psu but i guess it is not available in india i asked many shops which one would you suggest in place of this i want quality only and fully modular(not confirmed)
1TB samsung nvme ssd . what is nvme or m.2 or 2280 ssd? which one fits motherboard of desktop(not confirmed)
motherboard is confirmed msi z490 tomahawk (confirmed)