My budget is $3500 excl peripherals and I'm planning on buying this soon, its a white themed build. I don't plan to wait for black friday since I want to ensure I have enough time to have this built since it's a christmas present. Please give any feedback to improve the build!

I live in a 10+yrs old house, and the Ethernet wiring isn’t the best

The router is in the living room, which is roughly the middle of the house.

My pc is in an other room roughly 15 meters away from the router, will the TP-Link AV600 help me having a stable connection, while I play online and decent download speed?

At the moment downloading a game with wifi it take me at least 3-4 hours.

I can’t re-wire the house, and this AV600 fits in my budget. But is it worth it ?

Hi guys,

First time pc buyer here,

I have seen some good 7800x3d + 4080s/7900xtx builds on ozbargain for around the $2700 once I make changes to some of the components.

Do you think it’s worth waiting for Black Friday to purchase the parts individually? I don’t mind putting it together as I kinda wanna do it myself anyway.

Any help is appreciated

I'm considering this deal from galapower and looking for some feedback https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/870800 I've made a few adjustments so the price is a bit higher

Budget - <$5000 inc monitor Will be used for gaming in 4k Haven't decided on a monitor yet but thinking about getting an Alienware 32 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor - AW3225QF for $1,366.19 https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/867907 The deal says expired but the code still seems to work

Vision ultra -

CPU Ryzen 7 7800X3D

Motherboard MSI B650M Gaming Plus WiFi +$60

RAM Team XTREEM 32GB (2x16GB) ARGB DDR5 6000mHz CL30 MEMORY BLACK

CPU Cooler Jonsbo TG240 240MM ARGB Water Cooler

Graphics Card Inno3D GeForce RTX 4080 Super X3

SSD Lexar NM710 1TB NVME Gen 4 SSD (R: 5000MB/S | W: 4500MB/S)

Secondary SSD Lexar NM620 2TB NVME SSD (R: 3500MB/S | W: 3000MB/S) +$199

Power Supply (PSU) Cooler Master GX II GOLD 850W Full Modular Power Supply +$40

Case Galaxy CG399M Black M-ATX Case

Case Fans Prism 6 Pro ARGB Fan - 1x Exhaust, 3x Bottom of case +$45

Total cost: $3,271.00 inc. discount

I'm also considering waiting for black friday sales but I'm not sure if it's worth waiting or if these deals are gonna be roughly the same

Any feedback is greatly appreciated

From qld, and not much experience on online ordering PC parts haha, im building a ryzen 5 7600x, thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE,

MSI b650 wifi motherboard

Corsair 32gb ddr5 ram

kingston nv2 1tb

rx 7800xt

850 W Corsair

and a nzxt h6 flow

I tend to play 1080p and 1440p, not sure what monitor

My question is, how many fans and which fans do i need to add to my build. and what monitor, and what site is the cheapest, reliable and Just overall good that i can order of so i dont get scammed

And for the monitor choice please make it build for the pc if ykwim, im not pairing a 60hz monitor with this build, make it reasonable cuz im playing 1080- and 1440p games, LET ME KNOW AND CHEAP!!!

Any good deals going on right now?

For about $1388 AUD including delivery

About to build a brand new pc and would like to know which build is more worth it.

Build no.1 https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/Z8CT4M

Build no.2 https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/VYtZBL

For context I'm upgrading from a R9 3900x, 1660 super and 16g DDR4 3200 CL16 ram.

My main games will be Rust, CS2, Elden Ring and Black Myth Wukong.

Thanks in Advance!

View Poll

https://ozb.techfast.com.au/products/Gaming-PC-AMD-Ryzen-7-7800X3D-RTX-4080-16GB-Gaming-Desktop-BFCM

I do work, multitask with multiple tools/applications and do some gaming. Last bought a prebuild from PCCG in 2014, wanted to upgrade. I just paid for this but I have 24 hours to cancel if I like. What are your thoughts on this unit?

AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D | RTX 4080 Super Gaming PC

Hey everyone,

I'm hoping to buy a prebuilt pc for around 800-1200 to run mainly siege and other fps games, but after speaking to a few friends who are more literate in the area it seems that a lot of pre built pcs that sell are highly overpriced. I was hoping to find somewhere in Perth that's a bit better value for money, but I'd still prefer somewhere established so I feel comfortable trusting the builder. With this in mind, if I'm paying a bit more than I should for piece of mind thats okay with me.

Thanks

Hey all, this is my first attempt at picking parts out for a pc and I'm not sure if it's actually any good. My budget is 2k-3k and I'll mainly be gaming and video editing. Please give any advice or suggestions.

https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/LwngTY

Hi guys,

I wanna try ptm7950 for a few projects coming up. Online has a whole varied list of websites, prices, brands etc.

I just want to know the best place to buy legit Honeywell PTM7950.

Thanks!

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0C9X9T6TP?tag=pcppau-22&linkCode=ogi&th=1

is there any catch? is patriot venom reliable?

Hey,

I'm curious to what people's experience with Techfast have been like. Specifically those where you have to rely on AusPost for a decent amount.

Also if you've had the computer broken in transit or lost, curious about this too.

I live in Vic in a place where AusPost likes to dump things either in the street, at some random address or throw it over the fence.

Thankyou!

Hi, I’m interested in buying a good quality prebuilt PC (my budget is around $2-2.5) but I’m not sure of which site / brand to purchase from and what the best time of year to purchase is because I’d hate to purchase 1 and then a week later they have a massive sale lol so any insights would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

Hi all,

I want to build my first PC with the Ryzen 5 7600 and Rx 7800xt. I live in Perth and Umart seems to be one of the few places with this GPU and a good price too. These are the parts I have picked that are within my budget, which is $1600. Is there anything that has bad performance and needs to be replaced? Thanks for helping

https://preview.redd.it/nrevftq8xgxd1.png?width=945&format=png&auto=webp&s=2353bde6422a3d16ba70d36600f8fe61cfcbf957

I'm ideally looking for 32gb ram as well, just wondering what the cheapest prebuilt option for this is, not fussed on steam cards though rather just pay less up front.

Hey there,

I have started PC gaming much more since getting a steam deck and want to take advantage of my steam library.

Games I play: Cyberpunk , God of War , Mortal Shell

Leaning more towards getting a pre-built PC though happy to consider building one.

Budget: $1000 (a bit above or below is fine)

Happy to provide more detail , first time posting here.

Any help appreciated 😀

I'm considering buying a custom build Pc the aftershock website but cause I have to go to Taiwan on the 6th of Dec do you guys think it'll arrive before I go or after cause I've looked at a lot of reviews and most of them are saying how aftershock can be a bit slow

I'm looking to buy a gaming prebuilt to upgrade from my old 2060 build and am willing to go for high end components. I've been perusing this sub + ozbargain and it looks like there are many good deals, but I'm too behind on current parts to know which has the best part quality to cost ratio.

I've heard some say intel i9 isn't trustworthy right now, and other sources have said it's fine, so I'm left a bit unsure. I game on a 165Hz 1440p monitor which I won't be changing anytime soon.

It would also be a bonus if the invoice didn't contain 'gaming' for tax purposes, but obviously that will be harder to ascertain.

I have consolidated these few, but please suggest otherwise if you know of something better:

The 4070 Ti super build at the bottom (Nebula): https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/872131 for $2088 + $225USD steam card

Thor (Nebula): https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/865583 for $2728

Noir Elite (Nebula): https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/863115 for $2498

Vision Ultra (GalaPower): https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/870800 for $2888

Eclipse Elite (GalaPower): https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/867370 for $2999

The i9 build at the bottom (TechFast): https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/872785 for $2888

I'm pretty clueless with this so thanks for any and all help!

I’m keen to switch from console gaming to Pc. Have owned pcs in the past but never gamed on them so rather noob. If anyone has a few minutes to point me in the direction as everything makes no sense when it comes to specs and not looking to play more than 5 games really. Budget is $1000 for computer itself hoping I can get a monitor and the other stuff for $300-$500. Games I would like to play : stalker, fallout, gta, rdr2, dayz. Would like to try modding for rdr2 and gta. What are the minimum specs I’m looking for ? Again any help would be appreciated.

I’m looking for my first gaming pc, if anyone can recommend me any other better brands (If there is any) , I’d highly appreciate:)

if you upgrade the psu to 750w this is a banger first pc to build upon in the future, no?

https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/873344

I'm buying a bunch of PC parts to build a PC from Centre Com soon. I've bought from them a few times in the past and have had positive experiences with buying items online. I was wondering considering the fact that this is a pricey purchase with many items being bought whether or not it's worth driving to the Auburn store or just get it delivered since shipping's free.

Hey all,

Looking to finally ditch my old gaming laptop (hand-me-down from way back when) and get a proper gaming PC. Got my monitors, keyboard, and mouse all set from my work setup. Now I just need the brains of the operation!

I'll be playing some demanding titles like Baldur's Gate 3, Assassin's Creed (the new ones and some classics), Black Myth Wukong (super exited for this!), Cyberpunk 2077, and The Witcher 3.

Budget's sitting at around $2250-$2280. Never built a PC before, so I'm leaning towards prebuilt options. Any recommendations on what kind of rig I should be looking at?

So the first build has these specs:

CPU: Ryzen 5 5600x GPU: Radeon RX 5600 xt MOTHERBOARD: B450 Gaming Plus Max RAM: 16gb DDR4 Corsair RGB (3200mhz) STORAGE: 1TB Samsung 860 EVO Price is $900 AUD

The second build is:

CPU: Intel i5-9600K GPU: RTX 2070 MOTHERBOARD: MSI B360M PRO-VH RAM: 16gb DDR4 G.skill 2400mhz Sniper x STORAGE: 500gb Samsung 970 evo plus M.2 SSD Price is $850 AUD

I’m wanting a PC that will get me gaming all the new games. Obviously I would have to upgrade the parts soon enough, but for now I’m just wondering which build to pick. Any help would be appreciated.

hey guys, i was thinking for get a gaming laptop, but i think pc more worth it. I have budget around $2000-$2500 (lil more is fine).
Im based Melbourne, since im new here, do you have recommended best pc store and pc types?
I heard Scorptec is good, but i found many bad review lately.
Basically i need pc for learn blender, 3d animation, design and video editing as well. Also i love play heavy game, so i want my pc strong for them and not get heat easily.
Any advice would be so appreciate,
also what else i should know before build a pc?
thankiess!

Has anyone purchased a pc from Aftershock PC? How is their service?

I'm interested in the Black Friday Novacore - White and would like to hear your advice. Thanks!

Current Specification

Chassis Lian Li O11 Vision Compact - White

* Motherboard Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite Ice Wi-Fi 7 - DDR5

* CPU AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D | 5.7 GHz | 16 Cores 32 Threads

* Graphics Card Gigabyte RTX 4090 Aero OC - 24GB

GPU Customisation None

* RAM 64GB Kingston Fury Beast RGB 6000MHz (2x32GB) CL36 - White

* CPU Cooling System NZXT Kraken Elite 360mm Radiator - White

* Thermal Compound Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut

* Primary SSD 2TB Gen5 Crucial T705 M.2 NVMe (R 14500MBs | W 12700)

* Chassis Fans 8 x Lian Li Uni SL Infinity ARGB 120mm Fans - White

Wi-Fi & Bluetooth Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

* Custom Cable Sleeves Cable Sleeve Kit - White

* Power Supply Unit 1000W MSI 80+ Gold - Modular MPG A1000G - PCIe 5.0

Operating System Own Operating System

Warranty 3 Year Warranty - Pickup and return from your location

https://www.aftershockpc.com.au/pc-models/bfcm-novacore-white?completed=primary_monitor&selections=%7B%22cpu%22%3A43247352381595%2C%22motherboard%22%3A45506617507995%2C%22ram%22%3A43682447917211%2C%22graphics_card%22%3A43391105925275%2C%22power_supply_unit%22%3A42901369979035%2C%22cpu_cooling_system%22%3A43349070020763%2C%22thermal_compound%22%3A45608828108955%2C%22primary_ssd%22%3A44199038419099%2C%22chassis_fans%22%3A43992732434587%2C%22custom_cable_sleeves%22%3A39452898361499%7D&step=review