Mice preferences are subjective according to game, hand size, etc, but I'm with
@GearSolidMetal. If there is one component where I will throw Logitech some love it's mice. They have ruled forever, and it shows up in customer feedback ratings. It seems like every time I've looked up mice for the past few decades on Amazon, gamer or office class, the Logitech have incredibly high customer satisfaction scores in comparison to their competitors. I know you play shooters including BR formats like PUBG. Not sure if you like a lot of buttons for extra macros because IIRC you also play some RTS, but maybe I'm thinking of Civ and TBS where that isn't important. The G502 is the current market king, but any of their G series are what you're after.
If not Logitech, I would advise steering into these brands to save you some time sussing them out yourself-- eyeball to gauge your fancy:
- Logitech (G series)
- Razer (Deathadder Elite)
- Zowie (EC2/EC1, FK2/FK1/FK1+, ZA13/ZA12/ZA11)
- Steelseries (Rival 710, Rival 600, Rival 310, Sensei 310)
- HyperX (Pulsefire Surge, Pulsefire FPS Pro, Pulsefire FPS)
- QPAD (5K Laser, DX-20)
That QPAD website is a mess, but the chart is more useful than their more competently designed store. I appreciate how Zowie selects a core design, and then offers it in varying sizes. Unfortunately, left-handed gamers don't get the same love from just about anyone when it comes to ergonomics.
Didn't you just put together a new build with a real PSU? That card isn't targeted at you. That's for the guys who maybe get kicked down a recycled office comp, or buy one of these cheaply off eBay/Amazon. For example, this is the #1 bestselling Amazon desktop right now because yesterday it was trending at a sale price of $419, so it won the 24-hour period. Gamers could add the RX 3060 and have a legit gaming budget gaming build for $550 with plenty of storage (sans the luxury of an SSD):
https://www.amazon.com/Acer-TC-885-...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=S8K8QSDN0K6EBSYW3EG9
Another example is this small form factor HP Ivy Bridge i5 refurb that has been reigning atop these charts for a while because guys like to throw in low-profile GTX 1050 Ti, GTX 1050, or GT 1030. For the past few years this has been the strategy that brings a gaming PC the closest to console prices:
https://www.amazon.com/HP-Quad-Core...coding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=S8K8QSDN0K6EBSYW3EG9
But if you have a legit PSU, you have the power and external 6+ pin connectors to drive a real GPU. The RX 3080 is the one you want. This is the spiritual successor to the RX 480 and RX 580 which oppose NVIDIA's GTX 1060. This is the mainstream gaming sweet spot. If you look at the Steam survey this is the class of GPU that dominates the market, and thus, the developers are keen to accommodate it.