/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.
Please read the rules before submitting a build request.
Tip: Hover over each rule for an explanation.
Rule | Explanation |
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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. |
Rule | Explanation |
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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. |
Rule | Explanation |
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Keep discussion polite, civil, and on-topic. | Disruption, rudeness and derailing are all grounds for your post to be removed. Report posters you believe are violating this by using the report function. |
Message the moderators if you have any questions, issues or queries. | We're here to help! |
Use the report function if you find posts, comments, or users breaking the rules. | . |
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. |
No discussion of piracy or grey-market software. | This includes all promotion, discussion, suggestion, implication, insinuation etc. of piracy, so-called "grey-market" OS licence keys, and resold licenses. |
/r/buildapcforme
New build or upgrade? New build
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (Need monitor, mnk, etc)
PC purpose? Gaming (mostly RPG’s), video editing, digital art.
Purchase country? USA
Near Micro Center? YES
Monitors needed? (1, 32in, 4K, 240hz)
Budget range? ($2500-$3500)
WiFi or wired connection? - both WiFi and wired
Color/lighting preferences? Color/lights are nice but not needed
Any other specific needs? A PC with a high end GPU/CPU that can last a few years.
::Thank you in advance for everyone’s help::
New build or upgrade? ◦ Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) No • PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/ games) Gaming COD, CSGO, RDR2, and spider man 2 • Purchase country? Near Micro Center? USA • Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) 2 27” 1440 144hz • Budget range? (Include tax considerations) 1200-1400 • WiFi or wired connection? Both • Size/noise constraints? No • Color/lighting preferences? No • Any other specific needs? No
Hey I'm looking to build my first gaming pc but I'm a bit lost truthfully! I had choose this build https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/3rJRgn but now I see a lot of people saying AMD is the way to go. I have a budget of around 2000$ CAD.
New build or upgrade? New
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links) No
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games) Gaming (mostly modded Starfield, Fallout, Sims)
Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors) Canada (Canada computer, Amazon, NewEgg Canada
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate) 1
Budget range? (Include tax considerations) around 2000$-2500$ with taxes hopefully
WiFi or wired connection? Wifi
Size/noise constraints? No
Color/lighting preferences? I would love white but if the price is right I don't mind black
Any other specific needs? Minimum 2tb of storage and I was looking to get a GeForce RTX 4070 since they are available in my city
Hello everyone!
I'm looking for a new build on a Dell Precision laptop. I've bought XPS laptops in the past but the heat issues made them tough to use on the road. This is 50% for work (basic) and 50% for gaming. I mostly play grand strategy (ram intensive) but I want the computer to remain usable for most games for the next 4-5 years. Would this 7680 build look decent? Other recommendations?
New build or upgrade?
Like most of us, I was unable to secure a 5080/5090 last week. I also did not want to pay the scalper prices or pay 2 grand for a 4080 Super, so I went ahead and bought a 7900XTX. I need some help picking out the rest of my build because I’m not well versed on motherboards and compatibility. Any help or advice is much appreciated!
New build or upgrade? New
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? Onn 27” 1440p 165Hz (will use as secondary monitor) AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D RX 7900XTX
PC purpose? Gaming: Modded Minecraft, RPGs like Starfield or the upcoming Elder Scrolls, Halo, Helldivers 2
Purchase country? US Near Micro Center? Traveling to Atlanta in 2 weeks so I will be able to stop by one of the two locations there.
Monitors needed? Will need a 4k monitor but not immediately.
Budget range? Would like to stay between $2000-$2500 including the GPU & CPU I’ve already bought. This also does not include the 4k monitor I am going to buy further down the road.
WiFi or wired connection? Both preferably
Size/noise constraints? None
Color/lighting preferences? White build although my GPU is black. So perhaps a white build with a black secondary theme(if that makes sense)?
Any other specific needs? I like the look of the 5-faced “fish tank” cases such as the NZXT H6 Flow(just an example), but not a requirement. I would like the motherboard & PSU to be relatively future proof incase I have the opportunity to upgrade to the RTX 5090 in like 6 months when they become more readily available.
I want to build a mid-low budget pc.
New build or upgrade?
*new and first build
Existing parts/monitors to reuse?
*no
PC purpose?
*Gaming 1080p, 100+ fps with low graphics on games like fortnite, raimbow six. Studying for university (need to use some software like matlab and programming , but nothing too heavy)
Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
Budget range?
WiFi or wired connection?
*Wifi connection
Size/noise constraints?
Color/lighting preferences?
Any other specific needs?
New build or upgrade?: New Build • Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links): Nope this would be a build from scratch • PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games): I plan to use this PC for Digital Art, animation, 3D Modeling, gaming, and streaming • Purchase country? Near Micro Center? (If not US, list local vendors): US, I do have a Micro Center tho an hour away but no issue • Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate): I'd prefer 2 l don't mind what kind as long as color is accurate • Budget range? (Include tax considerations) $1600 usd would be my budget • WiFi or wired connection? WiFi connection Size noise constraints?: I'd prefer my build on the quiet end if possible • Color/ lighting preferences? White if possible • Any other specific needs? Nope
Reposting this because I was unable to see a comment on my last one
I am looking to help my dad replace his PC with a new build. He currently has one of those pcs that's built into the monitor. I was at his house recently and it takes like 2 minutes to boot up, 20 seconds to open file explorer and such. I am not tryin to break the bank and I am not looking to go over $600. I will need a monitor as well (if needed I can go over the 600 budget for this). He doesn't play games so I am not sure if a GPU is needed. He basically looks at email, pays bills, and watches youtube.
He does have a problem with copying everything from his old computer to his new ones, so I am going to show him how to save everything to an external drive. I think he has just been copying viruses to each new computer since the 90s.
Anyway, I have only built computers for myself and I wasn't really worried about cost as I was upgrading. It seems harder if I wanted to build a low-cost rig.
I thought this subreddit had pre-made PCs that were mapped out to different price ranges, but I didn't find them.
Thanks!
„new build or upgrade?“
• Existing parts/monitors to reuse?: I want to build a complete new build. I want to use my 1x 2k 144hz monitor and 1x normal full hd monitor.
• PC purpose?: I want to use the pc for creative stuff like editing, designing, 3D renders,… but also for gaming.
• Purchase country? Germany
• Monitors needed? (1, 2k, 144hz) (1, full HD, 60hz)
• Budget range? 2000€
• WiFi or wired connection?: wired connection
• Size/noise constraints?: doesn’t really matter but shouldn’t be to loud
• Color/lighting preferences?: just simple rgb stuff. No fancy animations
• Any other specific needs?: no
New Build
Monitor - Gigabyte 32UC
Gaming PC primarily for single player RPG games (Baldur's Gate 3, Red Dead Redemption 2, Cyberpunk 2077) and Destiny 2. Also intending to dive into some PC classics like League of Legends and World of Warcraft.
United Kingdom, no microcentres
As mentioned, I already have a 144hz 4k monitor. However, I would like a smaller 2nd monitor (around 27in) to have Discord/Reddit/Youtube and other apps open on.
£4,000 is my current budget.
WiFi
I currently use a Secretlab Magnus Pro desk, and if possible I would like to use the under desk PC mount. So preferably no larger than 543mm tall or 300mm wide. However, if this isn't feasible, I do have sufficient desk space to have it on top.
Preferably, as little RGB as possible, as currently the rest of my peripherals are monotone black and white.
I'm a big fan of the aesthetics of the Fractal North or Fractal North XL PC case, so bonus points for any builds incorporating this. Also if possible, no tempered glass screens, as I've seen enough posts in r/pcmasterrace of the issues these can cause.
If you want to know any further details, please let me know. Appreciate the help!
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/pYbfFZ
He created this parts list himself and I think it's pretty solid but wondering if there's anything you all would change?
Trying to go with the cheapest budget possible for a viable gaming rig
Not a request. New build or upgrade? New build
Uncle is looking to build a computer for my aunt. AM4 platform 5600 cpu hyte 70 case (red and black themed)
Light gaming (league of legends, possibly fortnite) but mainly just a wfh computer.
Looking for a red and black (lighted fans preferred) graphics card around 300-400.
Something like the Asrock phantom gaming A770.
Here's the other question, I have experience with Nvidia and AMD but not intel GPUS. Is the A770 a solid card? Reason I ask from researching is there seems to be some people that have had software issues with Intel gpus
Thanks in advance!
New build or upgrade?
new build
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models links)
None
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
Usually just downloading PowerPoints, typing out notes and projects. YouTube too
Purchase country?
The US
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
2 monitors, 1080p. Whatever’s best for the res and refresh rate
Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
My budget is around $500-$700 but I have no clue if that’s doable
WiFi or wired connection?
WiFi
Size/noise constraints?
Preferably as quiet as it can be
Color/lighting preferences? No preferences
Any other specific needs? N/a
New build or upgrade?
it's a new build
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)
none as the mouse and keyboard also kicked the bucket when the all in one broke.
PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)
It will mostly be used for PowerPoints, YouTube videos and games like modded Stardew, modded Minecraft and baldurs gate/elden ring.
Purchase country? Near Micro Center
it most likely going be purchased in Singapore from sim lim but I'm not against buying from Amazon
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
1 monitor, 1080p.
Budget range? (Include tax considerations)
my budget is around 900 sgd to 1200 sgd which includes gst. Singapore list prices with the sales tax.
WiFi or wired connection?
no idea, standard wifi???
Size/noise constraints?
no size and noise constraints.
Color/lighting preferences?
I prefer it rather not have any rgp but if components with it cost less. I would be ok with it.
Any other specific needs?
I want at least 1tb of storage to match the old all in one I had. Also preferably it has a headphone jack in there. But I know the headphone jack is getting rare in electronics nowadays so it's ok if it doesn't have one. The all in one I had was a acer aspire z5771-ur31p, I would like the pc to have the same or better than specs the all I one since I'll be paying the same or more for the new PC.
New build
No need for keyboard or mouse. I have an existing monitor but would be open to upgrading or adding another.
Blender: primarily rendering as opposed to physics simulations. I may use some other 3D modeling software on occasion (for parametric modeling).
Gaming: primarily a varied mix of FPS (games like Far Cry, Hell Let Loose, Cyberpunk, Ready or Not, 6 Days in Fallujah, etc.), but I also enjoy the occasional strategy/RTS game (Civ, etc.) or simulator.
US, Micro Center close.
1 monitor is sufficient (30 inch or greater). 1440p or 4k. Refresh rate is not paramount. 2 is fine too.
~$2,500-3,000 before tax
Wifi (Wifi 7 preferred)
No size constraints - prefer quiet but does not need to be silent.
Something elegant, muted, and mature. No RGB. (North XL case is attractive.)
I would prefer some degree of future-proofing (e.g., Wifi 7). My current PC was a pre-built that I bought in late 2016. While the GTX 1070 can still handle many games ok (at 1080p), it's starting to struggle, and working in Blender has become painful sluggish.
New build or upgrade? New build
Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links): N/A
PC purpose? Gaming - focus on streaming from desktop to Android handheld (via Moonlight / Apollo and Steam Link) Typically AAA games, targeting 120FPS (1440p capability would be a bonus for occasional desk-based use)
Purchase country? Near Micro Center? UK
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate): N/A - already have 3 x 1440p 144Hz
Budget range? (Include tax considerations): up to £700
WiFi or wired connection? Wired (preferably for streaming, WiFi a nice bonus if available as a default)
Size/noise constraints? N/A
Color/lighting preferences? N/A
Any other specific needs?
No specific needs - context is that I sold my Lenovo Legion Go handheld and have been streaming PS5 content to an Android handheld (AYN Odin Portal)
. I have found the streaming capability to be pretty decent and given that 95% of my handheld gaming is done at home, to replace the Legion Go with a more powerful desktop that will allow me to stream at 1080p 120Hz (but be able to go up to 1440p on occasion when I use it at the desk). The main objective is to come in at a budget around that of a new Legion Go (based on RRP rather than latest price since I was originally planning to get the LLG 2 when it releases) so that I can justify it to myself - would welcome views on whether this is a sensible approach too! Thanks in advance for any input.
I've done some initial research and was looking at 5700X based systems at around £600 or debating whether it makes sense to try to stretch to an AM5 based build
Help Me Build My 1st(and 2nd) PC. I am looking you Build a 2 PCs. 1 for my wife and 1 for myself. We currently are on laptops but would like an upgrade as well as something that will last and will be easily upgradable.
New build or upgrade?
Existing parts/monitors to reuse?
PC purpose?
Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
Budget range?
WiFi or wired connection?
Size/noise constraints?
Color/lighting preferences?
Any other specific needs?
"New build or upgrade?" - Upgrade (Not a request.)
As the title states, I'm currently running a B550-Plus with 16GB RAM and 8GB VRAM (3070). CPU's a Ryzen 7 3700X 8-core.
Recently, I've encountered some slightly unusual behavior: VRAM running out when running small local AI models (12B at 8k context, offloading 40 layers via Kobold) and when generating in Stable Diffusion 1.5. It's not previously happened before, which makes me a little worried that either my GPU is dying or my mobo is dying. (Possibly both...)
I've picked up a couple of used GPUs that I've not yet tested, but hopefully at least one of them works. Here's what I'd like my mobo upgrade to achieve:
Would appreciate community recommendations on a mobo that would fit the above requirements.
Couple other questions:
Thanks!
Hey all,
My dad is looking for a new pc. He wants to use it for some gaming but mainly photo editing using programs like Lightroom and Photoshop. I have built my own pc in the past but that has been over 7 years ago. Time flies haha. Im out of the loop on current parts and looking for some help here! Thanks in advance
New build or upgrade?
Existing parts/monitors to reuse?
PC purpose?
Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
Budget range?
WiFi or wired connection?
Size/noise constraints?
Color/lighting preferences?
Any other specific needs?
• New build or upgrade?
New build with little experience and understanding of parts I will learn before purchase
• exisiting parts/monitors to reuse?
N/A
• PC purpose?
(Gaming on 1440p and talking on discord)
• Purchase country? Near micro centre?
• Australia, no micro centre
• Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)
• One monitor 27” I’ll need to research more on refresh rates and resolution
• budget range?
• 480$
• Wifi or wired connection?
• wifi
First timer build for 500 dollors max
New build with no experience( took parts from Linus new pc build guide youtube)
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jFZqBq
Gaming ,want to have upgrad path to play 1440p game by adding a GPU in near future
Mainly RPG
India, no Micro Center..
No
$400 - $500 (40k to 50k)
WiFi
. Not a major concern.
No budget
For now Labview learning purpose, after that want to add GPU for 1440p so that i can replace my Xbox series S
Thanks Hari
New build or upgrade?
Existing parts/monitors to reuse?
PC purpose?
Purchase country?
Monitors needed?
Budget:
Size/noise constraints?
Hi, I need some help building a PC for architecture use and possibly gaming in the future. I have very basic knowledge on PC's from YouTube and a few articles. I mostly use programs such as AutoCAD and Revit. I'll post the specs below the questions.
Here's the AutoCAD and Revit Specs: (The recommended or higher would be ideal)
AutoCAD:
Revit : Minimum Requirements
New build with no experience/little understanding of parts that I'll learn before purchasing.
N/A
Gaming on ultra settings 1440p (4k for somethings)
Mainly RDR2 , milsims, open world RPGs, and modding lots.
USA, no Micro Center. Hawaii Island but in a dryer part. I'm hoping tropical weather / heat won't be an issue.
One monitor to start. Hopefully, more later. Would enjoy a 27" monitor. Will have to research more on my own for refresh rates and more. Just need a barebones starting point idea for the general build.
$1000 - $1500
WiFi
Not obnoxiously huge. Neither terribly loud. Not a major concern.
Less flashy colors the better. No hate to those that enjoy it.
It's more of a want than a need, hopefully its not a terrible consumption hog, but my limited knowledge equates less wattage with less power. Thanks, everyone.
This will be my first new build. Looking to replace my current gaming desktop (5 years old).
Thanks!
**Hey Reddit,**
I've had my current PC for about 7 years. It's been mostly fine, but I’ve run into issues in the past when trying to enable XMP for my RAM or overclock my CPU. The system becomes unstable and crashes at random, but turning off XMP and overclocking resolves the issues completely.
I’m now looking to **upgrade my setup** to better handle **streaming and recording**, especially for games like **Marvel Rivals** at **1440p 240Hz** while still maintaining strong performance in **Valorant**. I’m debating whether I should:
- **Upgrade my current system (AM4, Ryzen 3700x, RTX 2080 Ti)**
- **Move to AM5 for better long-term performance**
- **Get a capture card for better streaming performance**
- **Build a separate streaming PC**
I’d like to keep my total upgrades **under $2000**. Ideally, I’d stick to a **single-PC setup** unless a dual-PC build is really worth it for latency and such.
Here’s more info to help guide recommendations:
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### **New build or upgrade?**
**Likely Upgrade** (Upgrade AM4 setup, move to AM5, or build a streaming PC)
---
### **Existing parts/monitors to reuse?**
- **Case**: Phanteks Enthoo Pro ATX Full Tower
- **Power Supply**: Rosewill RBR1000-M 1000 W 80+ Bronze Semi-modular
- **GPU**: MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
- **CPU**: Considering upgrading to Ryzen 7 5700X3D but open to AM5
**Full PCPartPicker List Below**
---
### **PC purpose?**
- Streaming while playing games
- **Primary Games**: Valorant (1440p 240Hz), Marvel Rivals (smooth 1440p 240Hz)
- Recording & video editing for content creation
---
### **Purchase country? Near Micro Center?**
- **US-based**
- Not near Micro Center
---
### **Monitors needed?**
- None, reusing an Asus VG248QE (1080p, 144 Hz) for now
- Planning to upgrade to **1440p 240Hz** in the near future
---
### **Budget range?**
- **$2000 total for all upgrades**
---
### **WiFi or wired connection?**
- **Wired**
---
### **Size/noise constraints?**
- None except fitting in the case
---
### **Color/lighting preferences?**
- None
---
### **Any other specific needs?**
- **Long-term stability for gaming and content creation**
- **Smooth streaming while gaming**
---
### **Questions**:
**Should I upgrade to AM5 or stick with my AM4 platform and get a 5700X3D?**
**Would a capture card help offload streaming/recording performance, or should I consider a dual-PC setup?**
**Is my PSU still good, or should I upgrade to a better, more efficient one?**
**Would upgrading my GPU help more than upgrading my CPU for streaming/recording performance?**
**If I go with a single-PC setup, should I consider something like the 7800X3D for gaming/streaming?**
Appreciate any advice! Thanks in advance.
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**PSU Upgrade Idea (Budget: $100 or less):**
[BitFenix Formula Gold 850 W 80+ Gold Fully Modular PSU](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/9XNYcf/bitfenix-bfg-gold-atx30-850-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-bp-bga850umag)
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### **PCPartPicker Part List**:
[PCPartPicker Part List](https://pcpartpicker.com/list/chYgk9)
| Type | Item | Price |
|---------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------|
| **CPU** | [AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/QKJtt6/amd-ryzen-7-3700x-36-ghz-8-core-processor-100-100000071box) | $129.99 @ Amazon |
| **CPU Cooler**| [Zalman CNPS17X 61 CFM CPU Cooler](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/xzpmP6/zalman-cnps17x-61-cfm-cpu-cooler-cnps17x) | $29.99 @ Amazon |
| **Motherboard** | [MSI B450 TOMAHAWK ATX AM4 Motherboard](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Hy97YJ/msi-b450-tomahawk-atx-am4-motherboard-b450-tomahawk) | - |
| **Memory** | [G.Skill Ripjaws V 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/kXbkcf/gskill-ripjaws-v-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr4-3200-cl16-memory-f4-3200c16d-32gvk) | $50.99 @ Amazon |
| **Storage** | [SanDisk Solid State Drive 128 GB 2.5" SSD](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/97V48d/sandisk-internal-hard-drive-sdssdp128gg25) | - |
| **Storage** | [WD Black SN750 2 TB M.2 NVME SSD](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Fkprxr/western-digital-wd\_black-sn750-2-tb-m2-2280-nvme-solid-state-drive-wds200t3x0c) | - |
| **Storage** | [Toshiba DT01ACA100 1 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM HDD](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/C4zv6h/toshiba-internal-hard-drive-dt01aca100) | - |
| **Storage** | [Seagate BarraCuda 1 TB 7200 RPM HDD](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/44Gj4D/seagate-barracuda-1tb-35-7200rpm-internal-hard-drive-st1000dm010) | $56.49 @ Amazon |
| **Video Card** | [MSI GeForce RTX 2080 TI VENTUS 11G OC](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/ZGYLrH/msi-geforce-rtx-2080-ti-11-gb-ventus-oc-video-card-rtx-2080-ti-ventus-11g-oc) | - |
| **Case** | [Phanteks Enthoo Pro ATX Full Tower Case](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/TXCwrH/phanteks-enthoo-pro-atx-full-tower-case-ph-es614pc\_bk) | $109.99 @ Amazon |
| **Power Supply** | [Rosewill RBR1000-M 1000 W 80+ Bronze Semi-modular](https://pcpartpicker.com/product/GYGkcf/rosewill-power-supply-rbr1000m) | - |
| *Prices include shipping, taxes, rebates, and discounts.* | |
| **Total** | **$377.45** |
| *Generated by [PCPartPicker](https://pcpartpicker.com) 2025-02-02 17:09 EST-0500* |
Thank you for the assistance.
New build or upgrade? New build
Hey everyone,
I'm upgrading to a high-end PC for gaming / productivity because I just landed a new job with a $20,000 signing bonus, and my old build is 7 years old. I’d love to get some feedback from y'all! I ran most of this by Chat GPT, but would like to hear from real people as well.
New Build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tYvYQd
Old Build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/JWxNgn
Pic of current setup: https://imgur.com/a/0zDCIvF
I want to build something that can max out the following:
I would also work on EPIC electronic medical system and would this to be functional for writing medical records / powerpoint / multitasking in that fashion (although I expect maximizing my build for the games above will be able to easily achieve this)
I'm debating between two setups:
I’d love to hear your thoughts on which setup would be better for gaming and productivity. Of note: I would like to mount everything to my desk as it is a sitting to standing Flexispot. I did get the sturdiest desk they had to prevent wobbling. (E7B-Pro)
I was hoping to get an RTX 5090, but it seems like that’s going to be impossible to get anytime soon. I have been looking for 4090s on facebook marketplace and hope I can get one of these in the next week or two. I feel like this is what I would need to drive my dream setup above. Thoughts?
I recently panic bought the rest of my components from Microcenter after hearing about upcoming tariffs, which might not have been the smartest move. Here's what I grabbed:
I already have the peripherals and the Acer mini LED monitor as well. Do you think I am dumb for doing this? IDK if it was the smartest move
I bought the ACER Nitro P3 Mini LED refurbished from eBay, and it's having some black screen issues:
I’ve heard cheap 10-ft DisplayPort cables can cause signal degradation, and I’m wondering if upgrading my cable could fix this. Or did I just make a mistake buying a refurbished monitor from eBay (seller doesn’t accept returns)?
Appreciate any insight! Thanks in advance!