/r/buildapcforme
A subreddit dedicated to helping those looking to assemble their own PC without having to spend weeks researching and trying to find the right parts. From basic budget PCs to HTPCs to high end gaming rigs and workstations, get the help you need designing a build that precisely fits your needs and budget.
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All build requests must copy/paste and answer the request questions in the body of their post. | - New build or upgrade? - Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) - PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) - Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) - Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) - Budget range? (Include tax considerations) - WiFi or wired connection? - Size/noise constraints? - Color/lighting preferences? - Any other specific needs? |
If you're not posting a build request, use a tag at the start of your post's title. Tags include [Meta], [Discussion], [Question], [Update]. | |
If you need a build in a less commonly requested country, include some places you can order from. | Building sites like PCPartPicker catalog prices for a number of popular countries, but if your country is not listed in the country drop down, list a few reliable local sellers that contributors can use to help find parts at prices local to you. |
Absolutely no troll requests. | That means no "I have no budget give me the best!" requests. It also means if you're not planning on legitimately building it, don't post it. Remember, users volunteer their time and expertise here. |
If your post goes 24 hours without receiving an adequate response, you may post your request again. | This can be if you didn't get any replies at all, or if you don't think you got the help you needed. Several posts in a shorter time scale is considered spam and may be removed. |
Be prepared to answer additional questions from contributors. | To get the best PC possible, contributors might ask extra questions. If you have any extra information you might be asked about, just include it in the "Any other specific requests or requirements?" answer. |
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All builds must have some form of parts list, pricing, and an explanation or brief description of your suggestions. | This lets OP know why you've suggested what you have, and it lets others see your thought process & learn from it. |
Parts list should be posted using PCPartPicker's reddit markdown. | On the Builder page, beside "Markdown:" click the snoo (reddit logo) icon and paste the full table into your comment. This makes it much easier for other to see what has already been posted, and makes parts searchable in the sub. |
When coming into a thread where others have already posted builds, look over existing suggestions before posting your own. | This means you see any additional information that may have been provided by the OP, and also gives you a chance to give suggestions to other builders. |
Carefully read through provided criteria. | If you need more information, just ask the requester. It's better to ask than make an assumption. |
Aim to keep below budget. | If you feel it's necessary to go over budget, make sure to justify it. It's also worth suggesting how your build can be pared back to be within the original budget if needed. |
Check stock on items you include in a build. | This goes especially for sale items. You'll find sale items can be out of stock, meaning you'll have to find an alternative. |
No advertising or payment for personal gain. | This includes all sale of hardware, software or labour, "PM me for x" posts and "donations" in return for advice or other goods. This is not a place for personal gain. |
Absolutely no troll suggestions. | If you aren't willing to make a serious suggestion, don't make one. Stupid or sarcastic suggestions only confuse those needing help. |
Try to keep advice in the thread, rather than in private messages | Unless it's obvious that it's more appropriate, keep all discussion in the thread. It allows users (both those involved and not involved) to come back and reference it later, and use it as a learning tool. |
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Message the moderators if you have any questions, issues or queries. | We're here to help! |
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Don't blindly downvote 'bad builds'. Reply with some ways the suggestions could be improved. | The only way to improve is if somebody tells you how and why your suggestions aren't great. |
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/r/buildapcforme
• new build or upgrade? new • existing parts/monitors to reuse? N/A, a basic mouse and a keyboard, willing to thrift for a cheap monitor • PC purpose? Gaming, mainly Baldurs Gate 3, but also Stardew Valley and Sims 4 • Purchase country? Near Micro Center? in New Mexico, USA, not sure about the micro center • Monitors needed? 1-2, happy to start with 1 but also will probably add one more for discord • Budget range? Ideally under $300, but could be persuaded up to $500 • Wifi or wired connection? Personal Wifi • size? perferably not too large as i have a small desk
The details of my question is below, but to start:
In the above link, I posted the exact computer I bought pre-built maybe 7 years ago. It still works good, it can be slow(I'm assuming this is just age, can this be worked on?)
I stopped using this PC for about a year because of college, but am wanting to start gaming again. Is it worth it to put some money into this PC or build a new one? I am thinking the best thing I could do is put a new GPU + 16gb RAM in. What would be the best options for this?
Also, I wasn't the brightest when I bought it and it annoys me that the stock drive with Windows on it only has 120GB SSD, this has given problems with downloading stuff(unless I'm just doing things wrong), is this something that is fixable?
I have a lot of mechanical knowledge and know how to work on things, so I wouldn't be that worried about learning to build a new PC for the first time if that seems like a better option.
Thanks in advance :)
• New build or upgrade? New Build • Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) No • PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) Gaming and editing • Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If you're not in a country supported by PCPartPicker, please list some local vendors) Usa i have a micro center here • Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) Nah • Budget range? (Include tax considerations) $10,000-15,000 anything between dont mind paying the full 15,000 • WiFi or wired connection? Both • Size/noise constraints? Need a space ship size pc • Color/lighting preferences? Any color i want • Any other specific needs? Very good frames on 1440 and 365hz Id like to be able to record gameplay
• New build or upgrade? New build • Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) 1080 monitor. Will be upgrading to 2k monitor • PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) Strictly gaming; games like COD, sons of the forest, etc • Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) United States • Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) 1080p monitor eventually to 1440p • Budget range? (Include tax considerations) $500-$1000 • WiFi or wired connection? Both • Size/noise constraints? None • Color/lighting preferences? Not needed • Any other specific needs? N/A
Parts have already been ordered since some of them were on sale, but I have plenty of time to do exchanges while I wait on the CPU/mobo. Is there anything you would've done differently?
In particular I'm wondering if the PCIe 5 SSD is a total waste. I'm willing to pay a bit of a premium if there will be a performance benefit once DirectStorage gains adoption, but thermals are a concern.
Eventually I'm planning on upgrading to an RTX 5080 or 5090 depending on where prices land.
Type | Item | Price |
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CPU | AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7 GHz 8-Core Processor | Purchased For $479.00 |
CPU Cooler | Corsair iCUE H100i ELITE LCD XT 65.57 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler | $129.99 @ Corsair |
Motherboard | Gigabyte X870I AORUS PRO ICE Mini ITX AM5 Motherboard | $299.99 @ B&H |
Memory | G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6400 CL30 Memory | $124.99 @ Amazon |
Storage | Crucial T700 W/Heatsink 4 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 5.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive | Purchased For $369.99 |
Video Card | Gigabyte GAMING OC GeForce RTX 3080 10GB 10 GB Video Card | Purchased For $0.00 |
Case | Lian Li A4-H20 X4 Mini ITX Desktop Case | $154.99 @ Amazon |
Power Supply | Corsair SF1000 (2024) 1000 W 80+ Platinum Certified Fully Modular SFX Power Supply | $199.99 @ Corsair |
Monitor | Gigabyte M32U 31.5" 3840 x 2160 144 Hz Monitor | Purchased For $0.00 |
Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts | ||
Total | $1758.94 | |
Generated by PCPartPicker 2024-11-17 21:11 EST-0500 |
• New build or upgrade?
New build.
• Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
I have a monitor and am reusing a kb and mouse
• PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
Gaming (Genshin, Fortnite, and mainly Valorant)
• Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
Located in the USA, kind of near a micro center.
• Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
I have a monitor that I’m planning on reusing already.
• Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
800-950$
• WiFi or wired connection?
Wifi connection I think.
• Size/noise constraints?
I would like it to be a normal size, nothing too big as I have to fit it under my desk
• Color/lighting preferences?
I would like a white or light blue tower box with a transparent side panel and easy maintenance access.
New build
Logitech MX Vertical mouse, but thats it for reuse.
Programming, pentesting, decently hefty virtualization and containerization, and if beefy enough, local Machine Learning.
Not near a Micro Center. In US
Something reasonable but not exorbitant (not gaming so i don't need 600 fps or anything lile that. Ideally 3, all same size. 2 Horizontal 1 vertical.
500$, can go up to 700$ if really really need to but would rather not. Not including peripherals, just the PC.
Capabilties for both, but will predominately use WiFi
Normal size, not that loud
Transparent side panel on PC is preferable, but not required. Don't want any of that super colorful RGB stuff. Cool, but tryna lower costs for now.
Not gaming, so powerful GPU not that necessary, but if I can somehow fit it in the budget, then it would be helpful for GPU acceleration.
I'll be honest I probably won't be able to buy the PC for a couple months because I'm moving soon. But I'd like to have a good idea of what I am getting so I can budget accordingly, keep an eye out for sales, and possible buy parts at a time and not all of them at once. Been surviving on my Thinkpad through college, and can survive for a bit longer.
Feel free to let me know if I really need to widen my budget, but if you can stay within, please do.
If relevant, Linux is my main OS, but I want/need to dual boot Windows, so I would prolly need an SSD >= 1TB
All help is appreciated. Thank you!
New build or upgrade?
New build
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
Recently bought this for $10 secondhand (no clue if it's good tbh, I'm a beginner) Scythe Mugen 6 CPU Air Cooler, Intel LGA1700, LGA1151, AMD AM5, AM4 Support,120mm, Single Tower, Aluminium Top Cover (Scythe Mugen 6)
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
gaming
Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
usa, no micro center
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
1 small-medium sized screen, I don't know much besides that
Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
As cheap as possible, I'm aiming around $500-700
WiFi or wired connection?
Either is fine
Size/noise constraints?
Needs to fit underneath my small desk
Colour/lighting preferences?
Ideally I would do an entirely white build but I know that tends to be expensive so I'm okay with a mix of white and black (the cooler I bought is black)
Any other specific needs?
I'm a beginner to pc building and I'm still learning what all of the parts are so I don't need anything too complex. thank you!
im trying to run beamng or xplane with max graphics and get really good fps, any suggestions??
(i had to put this for some reason) new build or upgrade?Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
I built my first 2 desktops myself, but for the past 9 years I have been buying pre-built computers. I want to take advantage of the black Friday sales and build a new workstation. Here is what I'm looking for:
• New build or upgrade? New build • Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) Have all the required peripherals, no parts for the pc itself • PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) Gaming (DCS mainly/ MFS/Etc.) and CAD (Solidworks and Protius)
• Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) Ireland, unfortunately no large parts retailers • Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) No • Budget range? (Include tax considerations) €1200 • WiFi or wired connection? WiFi • Size/noise constraints? None • Color/lighting preferences? Would like lighting and ability to change colours • Any other specific needs? No
New PC
I'm reusing my monitors, and I would like to transfer over my plex drives (2 in raid mode) from my previous build to continue my plex server.
Gaming (most modern AAA games) and Plex Server
USA, near Micro Center in Miami
No
I would like to stay around $2500 or under.
Having the option would be nice but not needed, I will have it directly wired connected to my router
I would like it to be quiet
I don't care about RGB nor want it. A sleek silver or black case would be nice, but white is fine if not.
I'm hoping for the case to have enough space for 6-8 hdds for a plex server. I plan to have one SSD for booting and one other SSD for gaming (if needed, I can reuse my 980 pro 1tb for either to save cash if I wont see any performance difference with a newer SSD). For a GPU, I'd like a 4080 series (I feel the 4090 would be overkill for me) and if a 5000 series is really coming soon, I am open to hearing why you think I should wait instead. For GPU, I want AMD. I heard 7800x3d is the king right now, but let me know if i should consider the 9800x3d if there will be a significant performance increase. I do not need water cooling, I just want quiet cooling. I plan to leave this pc on virtually all the time as its going to be a plex server for my family, and I would really like to have USB-C ports in the front of the case if possible. Historically, I have sound issues with my current build (need to reset speaker settings; can't get a headset to work specifically for discord, etc.) so if we can avoid this issue I'd appreciate. Finally, I can get Windows through a friend for very cheap so I won't need it in the cost (can I provide microcenter a copy of windows on a usb or a product key for them to use on install? or will I need to do that myself after?)
Thanks in advance.
I am currently running a bare bones PC that I will realistically only salvage storage and peripherals out of. I want to upgrade to a system that will run anything I throw at it at near if not maxed settings at 1440p (not ready to jump to 4k ((nor do I need it)) at 144hz. Coming from current gen consoles at 1080p 60hz (or less) this will feel like a massive leap. I'd like to future proof where its prudent and set myself up for success when it comes to upgrading in the future, but at the same time I don't want to throw my entire budget at it just because I can. No sense in putting the biggest baddest parts I can fit in here if the monitor is gonna be the bottleneck.
I am also not quite ready to purchase this, getting all my ducks in a row first. Just wanna come into it with a good idea where the actual goal line is.
Thanks to anyone who takes the time to point me in the right direction in advance. You guys on this sub seem to really enjoy what you do to help total strangers and if no one else says it I will.
I am planning on building a DIY NAS that comes under $800 USD for only Media Server and Storage. So far, this is my plan, and I want to know if I missed anything.
New build or upgrade?
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors)
Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
Size/noise constraints?
Any other specific needs?
Seagate 4TB * 2 = $90
Silicon Power S55 Sata SSD * 2 = $17
Sata III Cables 6PC = $13.5
HKUXZR N100 Mobo = $190
Crucial 16GB DDR5 4800Mhz Cl40 = $42
Silverstone ST30SF V2 PSU Bonze 300W = $72
Noctua NG-L9x65 CPU Cooler = $60
Jonsbo N1 ITX Nas Chassis = $140
Total is $731 and with taxes it comes up to $800
I’m looking to build another PC as my old one that my friend had built for me has been having a lot of problems lately. I am a total beginner and have never put one together before, so it would be a plus if the parts/case are easy to handle :)
• New build or upgrade?
New build.
• Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
I have two Dell monitors that I’m planning on reusing and a keyboard/mouse.
• PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
Gaming (Valorant, Genshin, HSR, Stardew Valley, hope to play FFXIV in the future)
• Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
Located in the USA, not really near a micro center.
• Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
I have two Dell monitors that I’m planning on reusing already.
• Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
$1600-$1700
• WiFi or wired connection?
Wifi connection I think.
• Size/noise constraints?
I would like it to be a normal size, nothing too big as I have to fit it under my desk
• Color/lighting preferences?
I would like a white tower box with a transparent side panel and easy maintenance access.
Looking for a new PC for my son. TIA.
New build or upgrade? New • Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) NA • PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) Gaming • Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) US and not near a Micro Center • Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) NA • Budget range? (Include tax considerations) $500 • WiFi or wired connection? Wi-Fi • Size/noise constraints? None • Color/lighting preferences? None • Any other specific needs? No
New build.
Nothing to reuse.
Predominantly gaming, would like to be able to run AAA games.
United States, decently close to a Micro Center.
Monitors are already in my possession.
$1200 at maximum after tax.
Both preferably.
None.
No RGB.
None.
New build.
1x AuKEY RGB keyboard, might have been this one:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/AUKEY-Mechanical-Keyboard-Blue-Switches-104-Keys-with-Gaming-Software-USB-Connector-KM-G12/748587564
Looking for a good balance between work, gaming, and performance.
Work: Google Docs, Docker, some IT applications
Gaming: Factorio, Stellaris, Minecraft, Elden Ring
Performance: Clip Studio Paint (Rendering 2D animations)
IL, U.S. Moving to WI in December. Micro Center is 2 hours away, no car.
2x 1440p monitors, 27". 240Hz or 360Hz would be nice, haven't decided on monitor models yet. May go up to 2x 4k monitors depending on the rest of the PC specs. OLED 16:9, no curved or ultrawide.
$1000-$3000 for the PC alone (~$2000 is sweet spot), $2000-4000 for PC + 2x monitors + mouse (~$3500 is sweet spot)
Preferred wired but WiFI is also fine.
No limitations on size as long as it fits in a case. As quiet as possible.
I like a white aesthetic for a PC case. A customizable RGB scheme on fans would be nice. A transparent side panel would be nice. I'm looking for easy maintenance access.
2-4 TB SSD, 32 GB Ram DDR5 6000 minimum, DLSS 3.5, RTX 4070 up to 4080 Super. Would prefer 16GB VRAM, 12 GB is also fine. I'm fine with either Intel or AMD CPUs, but would prefer more recent but reliable models.
I'm a complete beginner as well, I just started reading up on PC specs 2 days ago, but I've always dreamed of having my own awesome PC. Thank you.
Edit: Willing to drive to a micro center sometime next month if need be.
New build or upgrade? New build
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) No existing parts
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) 3d architectural modeling and rendering and 2d drafting
Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) US
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) 2 best recommendation
Budget range? (Include tax considerations) Up to $10,000 +/- $1,000
WiFi or wired connection? Both mainly wired
Size/noise constraints? None
Color/lighting preferences? Very colorful and well lit
Any other specific needs? Need as many cpu cores possible and best gpu possible. For use with Sketchup,Vray,Enscape,Autocad etc. Dont want to upgrade for years as this will be a sizeable investment.
TIA! :)
Looking for a beginner build for gaming
• New build or upgrade? New build
• Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) None
• PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) Mostly for playing cozy games, AAA games kinda just want it to be good for whatever I feel like playing at the moment
• Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) US, microcenter is about an hour away but willing to make the drive if it’s worth it
• Monitors needed? (Lumber, size, resolution, refresh rate) Yes just one, not really picky just whatever will work well with most games, wider than normal if possible
• Budget range? (Include tax considerations) $1500
• WiFi or wired connection? No preference but if one is better than the other i’ll do it
• Size/noise constraints? None
• Color/lighting preferences? White!
• Any other specific needs? None just want it to be worth it instead of buying a prebuilt one
Hello! My son is wanting a gaming PC for Christmas. Help please?! He wants to play mostly Roblox, and possibly do some streaming on Twitch. He’s 11, this will be his first PC. So I don’t want to dump a whole lot into it while we figure out if this is really what’s going to be his interest.
• New build or upgrade? - NEW
• Existing parts/monitors to reuse? NONE
• PC purpose? GAMING, some streaming possibly
• Purchase country? USA
• Monitors needed? ONE - no idea the specifics
• Budget range? Hoping for around $500
• WiFi or wired connection? WiFi
• Size/noise constraints? Nothing huge, needs to fit on a standard desk
• Color/lighting preferences? None • Any other specific needs? Not that I can think of!
Hi everyone! I wanted to turn my old work-station into a modern gaming PC, so I am looking for advice here. I was hoping to get away with just upgrading my GPU and CPU, or better yet just my GPU, but please let me know if that is too optimistic. Here are my details:
New build or upgrade?
Upgrade.
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
I build my PC almost a decade ago as a work station, and am now looking to turn it into a modern gaming desktop. I mostly care about being able to play DB: Sparking Zero on normal/high settings, aside from that I want to play AAA releases but I do not care about Ultra high settings or anything above 60 fps.
Purchase country? Near Micro Center? USA
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
I am currently using a Samsung TV, but in the far future I'd like to be able to upgrade to a two monitor setup.
Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
The least amount of money I can spend on being able to play what I mentioned above. Ideally less than $400, but if that is not possible then feel free to go over as you see fit.
WiFi or wired connection?
I am using a wired connection.
Size/noise constraints?
None.
Color/lighting preferences?
None.
Any other specific needs?
None, I am not well-versed in PC builds so I appreciate any advice you can give. Thanks!
New build or upgrade?
New
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
aw2427hf 1080p 360hz
logitech peripherals
have 1080ti 8700k build but would like to restart
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
gaming mainly, light productivity. fortnite, minecraft, destiny 2.
Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If you're not in a country supported by PCPartPicker, please list some local vendors)
Ausralia, mostly amazon, msy, scorptec, center com, pc case gear.
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
No monitor needed
Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
not a penny over 2200 aud.
WiFi or wired connection?
Wifi
Size/noise constraints?
No
Color/lighting preferences?
love either all black or white with plenty rgb.
Any other specific needs?
dont mind skimping performance for a better looking build (i dont mind what anyone says i want it to look nice on my desk!)
• New build or upgrade?
New build
• Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
None
• PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) Streaming and playing games like elden ring, call of duty, grand theft auto • Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) Pennsylvania, no micro center • Monitors needed? (Lumber, size, resolution, refresh rate) • Budget range? (Include tax considerations) 1500-2000$
• WiFi or wired connection?
wired • Size/noise constraints? None • Color/lighting preferences? None • Any other specific needs? None
Hi, my friend would like to build a PC in the New Year, and I have been devising a build for him. He needs it to be on the smaller and quieter side as space is at a premium for him. Yes, I am aware that prices may change in that time, but I need to sense check if reasonably priced parts will fit into MicroATX cases and narrow down. The case is the main thing I am struggling with. Also, he needs to know in advance if he does need to increase his budget slightly.
Please find the build I have provisionally linked here - https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/MB10_/saved/MxnQGX - I thought about the Lian LI A3-mATX, Jonzbo D30/31, Fractal Pop Mini among others. Wasn't sure if the Versa H18 or the Deepcool CC360 were quite it, however if these are on the small side we could do this!
• New build or upgrade?
New build.
• Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
Gigabyte M27Q-X 27.0" 2560x1440 240hz Monitor.
• PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
Gaming in 1440p. Game examples: The upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds, Call of Duty Black Ops 6, Elden Ring, League, Valorant, Honkai Star Rail, MMO's like Lost Ark or Throne and Liberty, etc.
• Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors)
Portugal. No Micro Center. Local vendors: PCDiga, Globaldata and PCComponentes.
• Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
No monitors are needed as I will be using the Gigabyte monitor I already have
• Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
Around 1600-1800€.
• WiFi or wired connection?
Wired.
• Size/noise constraints?
Micro-ATX would be interesting if possible/makes sense. Also don't want a really noisy PC when under heavy loads during gaming.
• Color/lighting preferences?
White focused with RGB.
• Any other specific needs?
Not really a need, but I really like the look of the Lian Li O11-D Dynamic Evo RGB and the Montech King 95 PRO cases. Also if possible, choose all the parts from the same store as I will ask them to build, I will only choose the parts.
I am wondering what PC to buy for Simulators like XPlane, Farming Simulato, MSFS, Trainz, etc for under 500$
if it helps, I already have a mouse, keyboard, speakers, and a Display, so I just want info for the new build or upgrade? itself.