So I have been doing some research but there is so much to learn since I have been out of the game I am not sure if I am picking the right stuff. Not really the assembly part, just what parts I need exactly. I havent built a computer in about 15+ years so I am nervous to try it myself.

That was all parts, assembled, OC'd, tested, shipped. But an AMD 5 2600x build with no GPU came in around $1100 shipped with Win 10, with an i5 8600k it was about $1250. I reached out to a 'reputable' PC builder who seems to have some fair pricing. To add to that, I am sure you can get a good enough PC (excl the 1080ti) with around $600, I see no need at all for $1100-$1200 that you mentioned.I have been trying to get it down to that price. What are the pros and cons going to the 1060? Obviously the 1080ti build would be better. But I want to hear from you guys with real experience. If I can get by with the 1060, I will and I will sell the 1080ti. I really do not want to do a full blown build nearing $2k to play 2 games if I do not have to. If I can save some $$ and still play that is a win for me. But at WHAT sacrifice? What needs to be turned down to make it work? The cheaper build is more in my budget of what I wanted to spend. My question is, people say the 1060 will run VR in Pcars2. I found a local guy selling a used i7-8700 16gb PC with a GTX 1060 6gb in it for less than half the price of what it would cost me for the above build. I am estimating cost of building a PC to put the 1080ti in around $1100-$1200 USD plus the cost of the 1080ti. I will not be using triple monitors, or 4K etc. I am not a hardcore racer, maybe 1-2 hours a week.

My plans are to play Pcars2 and iRacing ONLY in VR.

I picked up a used MSI GTX 1080ti OC for a good deal with plans on building a PC or having one built. Ok guys, I am in bit of a dilemma making a decision but cannot make up my mind.

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