Thank you for the fast response.We currently highly recommend AMD builds for 99% of builds. Intel currently has many issues causing it to lag behind AMD such as security issues that they've known about for quite a while, lack of Gen 4 NVME M.2 support and hotter running CPU's requiring more beefy cooling solutions, just to name a few. Here's a thread with some more info I'd recommend a listen of
Also before we give any advice we'll need some basic info. 1) What's your budget/ max you're willing to spend? 2) What will it be used for? If it's gaming, what games would you like to play? if it's for work, are there any specialist programs you need to run? 3) What monitor is it hooked up to? (either make and model or resolution AND refresh rate) That 3080 will be pointless if it's being hooked up to a 1080p 60hz display. Once we have that info we can start to suggest changes/ builds for you!
Fantastic thanks!Thank you for the fast response.
my max budget is £3300
The pc will be used for extreme and normal gaming
the monitor is a
Lenovo Y27GQ-25 27" 0.5MS 165Hz G-SYNC Gaming Monitor
1440p
Totally agree with this, open loop watercoolers are a thing of the past, they're largely redundant these days outside of some rendering station / scientific workstation uses where CPU and GPU are throttled continuously over several days.£400 for a 1440p 240hz display, that seems amazing!
Liquid builds are somewhat of a gimmick; for gaming an AIO will be ample, even at this level.
Have you ordered it already? If you haven't ordered yet I would probably recommend sticking with a standard AMD build, with over £3k for the budget we can go full on and get you a monster of a build.