Is the Gaming Pc configuration good and useful?

Moin dear good question community,

I'd like to get a new gaming PC next month as my old gaming laptop (Asus ROG g502vt) is getting pretty old.

I have no errors in the configuration, ie compatibility, cooling performance, …

Do you notice anything or do you have suggestions for improvement?

MfG, Dennis M

Must come from the performance ago. I have not looked at compatibility now, but I have not noticed anything serious now.

I reckon with the performance of the power supply. It seems a little low for a i5-9600K and a RTX 2080

That's fine

I would strongly advise you to invest more in the motherboard.

It might just be enough to overclock the I5, but I would not overclock the I9700K, let alone the I9.

Otherwise, the Konfi in itself of the performance is good, just very expensive.

The best price performance you have not and upgrades you will not really good, because Intel yes for the next generation, as usual every 2 years zuvro, rausbringen a completely new platform that is not backward compatible.

But if that bothers you, you would be much better off with AMD Ryzen. General too.

Are you planning to play in WQHD? Because 4K UHD is not worth it for a long time and for Full HD the 2080 is already very overkill.

But if you're going to play in WQHD, AMD Ryzen would be better as well, because then the difference to Intel is almost negligible and you just have the much cheaper and future-proof platform.

Maybe one more note: judging by the forums of Gamestar and PC Games, the Seagate Barracudas are not exactly the ones with the best reliability.
Would therefore rather ne WD Red or a Toshiba X300 take as a hard drive.

Thank you for your answer