Need help on my new overkill build for gaming and game design

[turnerkenn92]

I need some help on my build. It been few years that I kept up with all of my PC parts. I'm going to be opening my own gaming studio soon so I need a PC that can do whatever Im doing and Im a huge gamer please help

 

[COLGeek]

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[ZedClampet]

I need some help on my build. It been few years that I kept up with all of my PC parts. I'm going to be opening my own gaming studio soon so I need a PC that can do whatever Im doing and Im a huge gamer please help

If you need help starting from scratch. go to pc parts picker and that will help you generate a build that you can bring back here.

 

[Oluwasegunfunmi]

Congrats on starting your own gaming studio! I’d suggest going with a solid AMD Ryzen 9 or Intel i9 processor, paired with at least 32GB of RAM – that’ll handle gaming and studio tasks no problem. For the GPU, an RTX 4070 or higher would be ideal for smooth performance on both ends. I personally run an RTX 4070 on my ASUS TUF Gaming A15, and it works great for gaming and anything related to animation work. For storage, go for a 1TB SSD to keep things quick, and a decent 750W+ PSU should cover it. A good cooling system is also a must, especially when you're pushing it with demanding tasks.

 

[turnerkenn92]

Congrats on starting your own gaming studio! I’d suggest going with a solid AMD Ryzen 9 or Intel i9 processor, paired with at least 32GB of RAM – that’ll handle gaming and studio tasks no problem. For the GPU, an RTX 4070 or higher would be ideal for smooth performance on both ends. I personally run an RTX 4070 on my ASUS TUF Gaming A15, and it works great for gaming and anything related to animation work. For storage, go for a 1TB SSD to keep things quick, and a decent 750W+ PSU should cover it. A good cooling system is also a must, especially when you're pushing it with demanding tasks.

Thank you! I can't wait to start. My plans is to build this summer. Im hoping GPU price will go down but that unlikely. I'm also going to do watercool

 

[Rolfil]

I'd recommend at least another separate drive for development and extra space for games. Then the same size as an external drive for local backups.

For development work I'd recommend learning how to use git. You can use a free plan but eventually you'll need to pay for a plan or run a private git server locally.

If your building this summer then just wait on newer GPU's to come out. The new AMD Navi 4 cards might offer more than the Geforce 50 series depending on price.