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What's medium budget? To me that means $1000-$1500 for a full setup
Cheapest new build that can run new games with basically 0 genuine compromise :
RTX 5070 for 1080 or 1440p, 5070ti 4k. 9070/9070xt isn't really worth buying in most places including the United States. 5060ti isn't terrible but it's a pretty poor value if you can look past the vram situation, which with that type of performance isn't going to matter.
9060xt is bretty okay too for strictly 1080p or compromised 1440p, but performance is super variable, ranges anywhere from worse than a 3060ti to tied with the 5060ti, probably a combination of drivers and architecture .
For the processor you want a 14600k, 9600, or 7600. 14600k is a great deal if you can buy a used z690 board for like $80 or something but you will need an aio. It's also great if the pc is going to be more-mixed use/also used for "productivity"
Cheaper than this and all used, you want a z690 board + 12600kf + 3080/3080ti. On the gpu you'll have to research what's up and kind of weigh out price/performance when you actually go to buy.
Ultra cheap, 12100, 2070/2080/maybe a lucky 2080ti. once again a z690 board is nice for a future in socket upgrade. This (12100+2070) would basically be at marginally better than the consoles performance but with dlss
On cheap monitors, last I checked for under or around $150 you have your choice of 4k 100hz with an ips, 1440p 180hz ips/va, or 1080p 280hz va/300+ ips.
1080p is good again if you use transformer dlss/dlaa