[Budget] <3k

[Purpose] Mainly for gaming

[Hardwares that will be re-use] 3.5" HDD 1tb WD Green, 256GB HyperX SSD, kb+🐁

[Monitor resolution]1080p 21.5">

[Games & softwares that use frequently] Typical AAA Games

[Personal preferences] Portable mini Pc Casing, CM110. May reuse CPU to upgrade my GPU to GTX1070/ new AMD GPU in the future (within 6 months).

[Location] KL(prefer online purchase)

Since you are planning to upgrade the GPU to GTX1070 (or AMD equivalent if got) in the near future, i7 is recommended so you can re-use in your next upgrade as i5 bottlenecks the GTX1070 in some CPU demanding titles (especially few recent triple A titles). But unfortunately your budget cannot fit an i7 yet, if you were to get an i7 now then you will have to rely on a low end GPU for gaming, the next available option is to wait for the cheaper AMD Ryzen 5 and their respective X300/A/B300 SFF mobo to reach Malaysia first before you make the purchase.

Intel Core i5 7500 - RM 922
ASRock H110M-ITX - RM 283
G.SKill Aegis 8GB 2133MHz RAM - RM 255
Zotac GTX1060 3GB GDDR5 Mini - RM 989
SSD re-use
HDD re-use
Superflower Leadex Silver 650W - RM 399
CM Elite 110 - RM 158

Total: RM 3006 (ETECH price inclusive of GST)
Sure.

[Budget] <3k including monitor

[Purpose] Mainly for gaming

[Hardwares that will be re-use] 3.5" HDD 1tb WD Green, 256GB HyperX SSD, kb+mouse

[Monitor resolution]1080p 21.5">

[Games & softwares that use frequently] Typical AAA Games, old ones and new ones

[Personal preferences] Portable mini Pc Casing, CM110. Able to play games on high settings smoothly, 30 fps minimum.

[Location] KL(prefer physical store if buy within this week/online purchase)

If you decided to use RX460 only then you need to expect the FPS to be much lower than higher end card, if you go this way then you can get a speedy CPU first like i7 or Ryzen 5.

Would be good to know what kind of games you play to establish whether they are GPU/CPU demanding or not. Here's something to consider:

CPU - Intel G4560 RM249
Mobo - Asus H110i-PLUS RM380
RAM - 8GB Kingston PC DDR4-2133 RM270
HDD - 1TB 7200rpm RM212
Case - Cooler Master Elite 110 RM189
PSU - Cooler Master Elite 550W RM235
GPU - GIGABYTE GTX1050 2G D5 OC RM599

TOTAL - RM2134 based on C-Zone pricing

For better GPU, GIGABYTE GTX1050TI 4G D5 RM715
Add SSD, KINGSTON UV400 120GB RM239

Motherboard is rubbish. VRM with no heatsink. SSD is ridiculously overpriced.

Switch parts to these

MSI B450-A Pro
Phanteks Eclipse P400A

Buy SSD from somewhere else. You can see how much they markup here.

http://viewnet.com.my/downloads/viewnet_diy_pricelist.pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/17KrhJPbmTg...avVey552nW/view

how much total? dell prebuild can get similiar geh

onsite warranty lagi

Nobody can tell you if prices/stock will get better by June. Either way, you should wait for Intel's 11th gen release, which is in March 2021. First question, are you willing to build it yourself? If not, disregard everything after this and get a prebuilt from OEMs.
I'll also be assuming you'll be using it mainly for gaming with light editing workloads.

If you're building it yourself, here's some recommendations with approximated prices from Shopee:
CPU - Intel i5 10400f OR 11th gen equivalent        [~RM1050 bundled with mobo]
CPU Cooler - Cooler Master Hyper 212                  [RM100]
Mobo - MSI B460M Mortar                                  [see CPU]
GPU - RTX 3060                                                [RM 1999?]
RAM - HyperX Fury 3200Mhz DDR4 2x8GB          [~RM 350]
PSU - Cooler Master MWE Gold V2 650W              [RM370]
Case - Tecware Forge M Stealth                          [RM160]

TOTAL = approx RM4029

The remainder of your budget can be put towards your monitor and peripherals if needed. Can definitely squeeze in a 1440p 144Hz+ monitor in there assuming all the prices above.
Note that the build will be low on RGB or any lighting at all, if you don't like the stealth look, you can go and pay the RGB tax and pimp out your build (waste of money IMO, especially for budget-oriented builds).
Also, if you're planning to wait for the 11th gen CPUs, the prices will differ, and you should also get the new generation of mobos that will support it.
RTX3060 is not available for sale yet (releasing Feb 25th), so those are approximate prices. Regardless of your build, I think you should definitely snag it on launch day, because that is your best shot at a mid-high end GPU at MSRP with the hyper-inflated market at the moment.

Monitor recommendations for 1440p 144Hz are LG 27GL850, and ASUS VG27AQ.
Happy hunting.
Wow, RM4k for a 1660 super build.. That's actually insane lol
Should've tried your luck at RTX3060 at launch before committing to a purchase 

PROCESSOR: Intel Core 10th Generation i7-10700 Processor (8 Core, Up to 4.80GHz, 16MB Cache, 65W)
SOFTWARE: Windows 10 Home
1TB 3.5inch SATA Hard Drive (7200 RPM) + 512GB PCIe M.2 NVMe Class 35 Solid State Drive Hard Drive
16GB (2X8GB) Up to 3200MHz DDR4 UDIMM Non-ECC MEMORY
DISPLAY NOT INCLUDED LCD
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GDDR6 GRAPHICS
Dell Outlet XPS 8940

15months onsite warranty
RM4400... dell foc delivery

https://youtu.be/pOwttXCE5CA

Perhaps, you feel free to have a look at the link above

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AMD is silly making the card PCIE 4.0 x8. Your setup must have PCIE 4.0. PCIE 3.0 might bottleneck it.



Wait for price drop if you can.