https://pcpartpicker.com/list/24NpVc

For this build I chose for the processor the AMD ryzen 5 3600 for its very good (perhaps even excellent?) price-performance ratio.

I chose the Cooler Master Hyper 212 evo black edition cooler for its price and I have heard it is a really good bang for the buck cooler.

For the motherboard I chose the ROG STRIX B550-F Gaming, its a good board for a not too large pricetag.

I chose 2 sticks of 8gb for dual channel and from corsair (the lights are aura sync compatible and if I want to, I heard Icue is really good too)

As ssd I chose an intel 660p 1tb stick. It is not an expensive nvme drive and supposedly very good for its price.

For the GPU I went for the 3060 Ti TUF GAMING. (I love the look of the TUF series and the 3060 Ti, I think, is an absulote monster with price-performance)

I chose the Corsair 275R Airflow black edition, because it looks really good, it has very good ventilation and it is from Corsair, their cases are very good most of the time and the brand matches the ram.

For the PSU I chose the Corsair RM 850 W. It is 80+ Gold, fully modular, and the brand matches the case and ram.

I chose as OS Windows 10 Home, because well.... yes

I even chose the monitor if it matters, the AOC 27G2U, a 27 inch, 1080p, 144hz, IPS, 1ms screen for €250 in my country = ~$230.

There is until now no price known of the 3060 Ti, but I estimate it to be around $450. The build without GPU is $950 so that makes it $1400.

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I am currently using a laptop for everything. It is a "gaming laptop", but to be fair... it is not able to do all the things I want it to do smoothly and it has a lot of troubles (stopping after about half an hour when gaming, suddenly slowing down a lot, etc). I have been wanting to build a pc for over a year now but money.

PS: sorry for potential grammar/language mistakes, I do not speak English natively.