wanted: gaming pc - parts advice 600-900 euros

[Luminance]

With the baby room half way complete and "daddies" home office/game room nearing completion, it's time to look for other important purchases. Especially with ESO launch on April 4th.

Now I wanted a laptop, so I could also bring it downstairs, to watch series together, or something. But seeing that most laptops with decent graphics card/ memory etc. Cost over 1000 euros, perhaps it's better to buy a PC and maybe a tablet later on.
Question is, did I pick the right components, or should I spend a little more/less on the parts.
I won't be playing 6 hours a day or something (part of my earlier choice to go for a laptop, with all its portable advantages). But with a very comfy bed/couch directly behind my office chair, also watching series upstairs is very doable.

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[kregoron]

looks fine, except the PSU doesn't have enough juice, you'll need around 600watts

[TeaLeaf]

I'd agree with Kreg there, the PSU is an often under-valued part of the system, but the whole rig will run so much better with the right PSU.

[Luminance]

Thank you both, 600 watts it is then


Wasn't to sure about the SSHD, but it seemed like a nice enough option, budget wise.

[TeaLeaf]

The SSHD is not my preferred route, but if you only want the one drive then it's faster than a standard HDD.     Personally I'd use a single SSD for the boot and some programs, then put everything else on a larger HDD.     It is cheaper if you combine the SSD and HDD into the single SSHD but it is a compromise.

[kregoron]

SSHD's are a odd size, they perform a fair bit better then normal HDD's, but no where near SSD's. Its a good compromise, but a cheap 120Gig SSD with some 1000Gig disk is to be prefered.