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This is a general and pretty much complete blueprint for this PC build, however adjustments can always be made to save on costs or maybe better deals can be found elsewhere. Some recommendations if you're trying to budget more but keep good performance would be to lessen the storage capacity or maybe even downgrade the GPU slightly initially since CS2 is easy to run anyways but it's just a matter of getting as much or more fps than what monitor is capable of (e.g. 1080p/1440p & 240hz). For Esports I'd recommend 240hz btw. 144hz is great but for that level id settle for at least 240hz. Other than that, I'd keep RAM capacity but shop around to see if you can find better deals (could go for 5600mhz instead for example)

Keep in mind that you can always upgrade in the future. For now this is more than enough for a very comfortable setup that will run CS2 with great performance plus you could always (and i would recommend) overclocking because you'd get a nice boost in performance by doing that although you should know that it removes all warrantees as soon as you do that. Be cautious with it and don't push it crazy hard but also there's no need to be afraid of overclocking as long as you do it little by little and test it over and over to check for inconsistencies and weird visual artifacts (glitches and whatever other unusual stuff). I get it can seem intimidating but it's simpler than you think.

In the future when you consider upgrading this system, I'd first go with the CPU since CS2 relies more on the calculations the CPU makes to determine things like player positioning, mathematics involved with in-game smokes especially because of the latest mechanics it uses, game updates and even background applications. But then again, I'd recommend benchmarking your setup to see if it really is your CPU that's bottlenecking your performance.

Also yeah sorry, this build is slightly out of budget, but for a PC meant for someone who's pursuing Esports level play, I'd try not to downgrade much more than this and I'd use the current budget you have to chip into this one and maybe wait slightly longer to get an extra 100 euros/400,000 tugrik or something like that.

Alsoooo, never go for a laptop over a desktop because it'll be very disappointing especially as you get better. The only thing it offers you is portability but even with the same specs as a desktop PC it would run 20-40% worse because of power limits, cooling and the fact that the components are designed to fit inside a much smaller space and these all make a huge difference. Besides that, you'd still need to connect a monitor to it and other peripherals, drawing even more power from the laptop. One more thing would be that future upgradability, maintenance and repair/replacements if needed, are much more convenient on desktop PC's.

If you'd like more help, tips, advice or have questions just let me know bro

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