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So after some more research and the help from you guys I've changed my build a little bit to parts that would be better although im not sure about the case or psu just yet. I'm thinking of just getting a 550w psu such as the cx550m by Corsair as my build only takes in about 300 ISH watts with the extra parts I would be getting in the future such as a water cooler (I had the Corsair h100x 240mm in mind) and m.2 ssd. Although i cant seem to decide between a 1660ti and the rtx 2060, im not really a fan of the whole "Ray Tracing" effect as i cant really see myself using it when it pretty much halfs your fps in compatible games, so i dont want to pay more money on something that im not actually going to be using idk let me know what you guys think. :D Updated build https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/tsfxw6

also for the 1 HDMI on the GPU i think im gonna buy a displayport to hdmi adapter as my telly is a HDMI with no display port

I think what im gonna do is buy all the parts excluding the GPU and see how it performs, as for the OS and HDD ill be using a windows 10 pro key i have and a couple 2tb HDDs i have here with a 240gb SSD. i was thinking instead of the TUF one to go with the ROG sTRIX one but because i am getting them as a bundle (MoBo and CPU for 265) its cheaper than buying them separate about £40 cheaper. i have been doi9ng abit of research to be fair but i cant seem to lock into the parts ive chose, i was thinking about the 1600x rather than the 2600x but it doesnt come with a cooler so i would then have to spend more money on a cooler for the CPU, i will be liquid cooling some time in the future but for now i think it will suffice the stock cooler. i will probably go up to 32GB of RAM again in the future but i think 16gb should be fine. if ican get a better MoBo that will benefit in the future proffnes than i will fork out a little extra cash for it but like you said it would be helpful if there was more opinions involved, but you have been very helpful so far.. Thanks! :D

These are the parts im considering: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/JCpg9J the cpu and motherboard are sold as a bundle on awd-it.co.uk for 266 which isnt a bad price, the ram is on the QVL of the motherboard so i dont need to worry about compatibility issues, i am looking to liquid cool in the future which is why ive chose the case i have because it has enough room for a 240mm radiator at the top and 360m radiator at the front, although if you have any better suggestions i am open to them. the power supply is like you suggested a 650 watt, im not really trying to spend too much on a PSU which is why ive chose the corsair one. the M.2 drive isnt really needed but in the future i will possibly get one. im looking to futureproof this system as with my current one i didnt think to much about which is why now im having to sell pretty much all of it ;D, again if you have any better suggestions that will aid in the future proofness of my system it is very helpful! :) thanks

Laughingboy, Thanks for the response, I have seen Hellblade and it does look really good graphics wise. The only problem I have with games is that they are blurry or not running at a buttery smooth FPS, Payday 2 for example It plays smoothly, no screen tearing or nothing like that but it looks like I'm playing it off of a Wii rather than a computer. I have the graphics settings of the game set to 100% in the steam VR application but whenever I bump it up abit it can't keep up with me looking around. I don't know if this is because of my GPU or my CPU with it only being dual core, maybe it's bottlenecking my GPU. With the likes of beat saber it's abit of both, it's looks okay like it is abit blurry but I can tell it's not running at 90 FPS because it does get choppy when playing. Ideally I would choose the 1080 Ti straight away but with me being in college full time money is abit of a struggle , I'm thinking of choosing a Gigabytes 1070 as Amazon have it for 290 rn. I have made a PC I'm thinking of buying in PCpartpicker and will upload a link to it soon for some feedback on it. Again thanks for the response it's been very helpful .

As you can see from the title i am planning on upgrading my pc by the end of the year, my current spec is CPU: Intel Pentium g4560 (Definatley needs upgrading, thinking about Ryzen 2600 non X) Ram: 16gb DDR4 G.skill ripjaw 2133MHz (if needed, which i think it will, upgrading) PSU: Seasonic 450w (if needed then upgrading) GPU: Gigabyte GTX 1050TI OC (upgrading, thinking about a 1060 6GB, Zotac 1070 mini 8gb or RTX 2060) MoBo: MSI H110M ECO (upgrading, had the Asus TUF b450m gaming in mind ) HDD/SSD: 2x2tb HDDs, 240GB SSD My question is what gpu should i get for a smooth high quality vr experience and will my cpu i have suggested bottleneck it, because as you may be able to tell, my system at the minute isnt really "Super high quality gaming at 120fps!" in VR. i have a budget of approximatley 300 for a GPU and the rest i can probably purchase when i sell my current system (excluding HDD and SSDs). Any thoughts is greatly appreciate. Imgur of my spec: https://imgur.com/a/nIBiIK4