71-90K – New gaming PC for a golf simulator | TechEnclave


Hi Guys,

I currently run my golf sim on a PC built in 2019 [with a lot of help from you guys].

Original config was

  1. Intel i5 9600k overclocked
  2. Z390 Aorus MB
  3. 32gb DDR 4 RAM
  4. 2 1 TB NVME SSDs
  5. AIO liquid cooler
  6. NZXT cabinet
  7. 2070 Super GPU
  8. 850 watt power source

When I started using it for my golf sim, I sold the 2070 and got a 3080ti

Now I find that with a 4K projector, 2 4K TVs, and multiple swing recording cameras, the CPU is slowing things down.

The sim software is https://gsprogolf.com/

and it runs on the Unity engine. 2019.4 version, I think.

In addition, I have various other software running like the launch monitor software and OBS.

So, in your guys opinion which CPU should I go for? Intel/AMD? And suggestions for each?

Willing to spend 30-35-40K for CPU [olane, without MB] and of course whatever is needed for the rest. I want it to be future proof for at least 4 years. I presume the total build cost will be about 80K without the graphics card? Once I get settled on CPU, I’ll be back for advise on other components :)

I presume that I should look at a CPU WITHOUT integrated graphics? Any advantage to having integrated graphics when I have a GPU? Can I run one monitor from integrated graphics to reduce the load on the 3080?

On the golfing fora everyone says that the 3080ti is adequate for a few years, so I’ll keep that for my new build.

On another note, I will be selling this PC [without the GPU] after I build my new PC in case anyone is interested.



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