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Imo some of the other recommendations here are a bit dubious but this post here is good advice, the AMD integrated graphics offer some decent bang for buck, plenty for the titles you’ve mentioned whilst offering the ability to upgrade later. It’s nice to have onboard graphics with a graphics card anyway simply for any troubleshooting later on.
To better the Vega graphics your wanting at least an old 1050 and the current crazy price for graphics cards means these are terrible value. To get cutting edge graphics budget £1-2k for the card alone.
CPU isn’t as important, plenty of people running £1k cards on systems with chips nearly a decade old. The 5600x is as high as almost any game needs. 16gb of RAM, stick to well known brands but don’t go crazy, not much gain after 3000Mhz cl16 tbh and as for motherboards, I’d have this way down on priority.
With the new gen of consoles, PC’s cannot come close for the price, to simply game they win easily. PC‘s offer a lot more and as the consoles age they will slowly catch up.
Heres my suggestion…
Palicomp
Id go for the ‘double up’ offer personally. It’s a budget system but reasonable value in the current market.
Some of the above is also dubious.
Ryzen certainly do benefit from faster Ram. Have a search. 3600 was the sweet spot iirc.
Been a while since I did some digging.
Not sure I'd be wanting to use an onboard GPU tbh. Shared ram and sacrificing some CPU performance.
As for CPU not being important. It definitely is. Why spend good money on a decent GPU only to find it's being throttled by a slow CPU and you can't utilise its power.
Had a real world experience of this again recently when I moved my old card into my lads pc. Knew it would be the case but Interesting to see the performance hit. Upgrades already in progress.
If you could get a 3060ti for retail price Of £400 that's gonna handle most of what you can throw at it. Even 700 at its current price is still lower than the above.