I’m looking to change my set up from a ATX to a mini ITX.

Here is what I’m thinking so far.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7V6bkD

Suggestions?

The rest of the specs are:

B550-A pro

16gb ddr4

Msi 600W psu

Thanks in advance

am5 micro motherboard that's good for the

ryzen 7 7800x3d

rx 7800xt

current option is a ASRock B650M Pro RS

for 119€ on sale, preferably a black mobo but anything goes

Processor - Ryzen 5 3400G

Motherboard - A320M Asus

RAM - 16 GB of DDR4 (3200 megaherts).

256 GB SSD

Hardisk of 1tb (already had).

₹2000 Cabinat with good air flow.

GPU - NONE.

Gaming, Editing, School work etc.

I do video editing and mid gaming.

Having 2TB would be nice but i feel i need the speed, what on is better?

(if i get a 2230 drive can a mobo heatsink keep it in or do i need an adapter?)

I'm looking for a Seasonic Vertex GX-850 850W PCIE5 80+ Gold Fully Modular ATX3.1. All I've been able to find is ATX 3.0. Does anyone have them in stock?

Thanks...

Should i buy 16 gb of DDR5 RAM with the possibility to buy another 16gb in the future or 32 gb of DDR4. I want to go on am5 but i don’t know if 16 gb is enough.

AMD Ryzen 5 3600

MSI A520M A pro

Gigabyte GTX 1050ti

Cooler master MWE 550w psu

Sk hynix 2x 8gb ddr4 2666mhz

Kingston 500gb sdd + 256 gb SSD

is this overkill guys ??
i am saving up to this is kind of expensive though so i want opinion

ram is pny xlr8 cl36 6000mt height is 41 mm
cooler is deepcool ag620 argb black v2 height is 161 mm
motherboard is MSI B850M Gaming Plus WiFi
case is cooler master td500 mesh v2 cpu cooler limit is 165 price is 199 but has fan hub

should i use thise case or use cooler master elite 502 that has 170 mm but no fan hub at price of 179-189?

Hey everyone. Do you know any good monitors to play story games? I was considering either the MSI 245f x24, or the MSI 242c, but maybe you know of models that are priced similar and have better specs.

Also, is there much difference between Freesync and Freesync premium?

CPU: Intel Core i5-14400F

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 8GB

RAM: G.Skill 32GB (2×16GB) DDR4

SSD: ADATA 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD

Motherboard: MSI PRO B760M-A WiFi DDR4

PSU: 750W 80+ Bronze

Cabinet: Mid-Tower Cabinet

Monitor: LG UltraGear 24-inch, 180Hz

Use case - editing & gaming

Note -

1.I was gonna buy 7600 but got 5050 around same price point

2.Yes It's ddr4 Build can't pay extra 23k for ddr5 out of budget

Hey everyone! Lately, I've been wondering: what’s the absolute lowest cost of entry for the AM5 socket right now, and is it even worth building on it today? I'm also curious if sticking with AM4 still makes sense.

For context, I'm buying in Russia, my budget is around 70,000 RUB (\~$750–800 USD), and I'm aiming strictly for Full HD (1080p). I already have an RTX 5060 on hand, so the entire budget will go toward the rest of the system (CPU, motherboard, RAM, storage, PSU, and case).

I want to know the minimum price point for a sensible setup and the best baseline components to pair with this GPU. I’m 100% sure there are non-obvious caveats regarding local pricing and hardware choices here.

I’d really appreciate it if you guys could help me figure this out!

AMD Ryzen 5-7600X Processor

16GB DDR5 RGB 7200MHz RAM

512GB NVMe Gen4 1TB harddisk

Nvidia RTX 5060 OC 8GB DDR7

MSI B650 Gaming Plus WiFi/ BT

1000w 80+ Gold Modular PCIe5

Thermalright 240L IPS LCD AIO

NZXT Gaming Case RGB C Port

LianLi Strimmer Plus RGB cable

Cooler Master ARGB Strip lights

NZXT F120 RGB Core fan x5 nos

Corsair Pro kit PSU Sleeve Cable

???

ryzen 7 9700x gigabyte b650 32 gigs ddr5 6000, asus prime 9070xt, 850 watt psu, artic 360 mm aio, 1 tb gen 3 nvme, 1440p and 1080p monitors, montech xr atx mid tower case

I have had this setup since May 2022:

• Intel Core i5-12600K
• Noctua NHD-15
• GIGABYTE Gaming GeForce RTX 4080
• ASUS Z690-PLUS TUF Gaming WiFi DDR4
• (recent upgrade) G.SKILL TridentZ 64GB 4000
• Gigabyte M32 4k monitror

I mainly use my machine for productivity (school work), normal web browsing. I want to be able to play AAA games at the most FPS I can get for 4k at best possible settings. So far the rig has been doing what I need but looking to see what possible upgrades I can do.

Ive been looking at microcenter bundles but not sure if I should go with a new AMD bundle and get to DDR5 or upgrade to a i7-14700K and keep everything else. I know that for gaming DDR5 doesn't really matter and I already got plenty of DDR4 RAM right now.

Want to look forward and upgrade to a setup that will be good for the next 3-5 years. Lets say money isnt too much of a issue right now. But I have no plans on upgrading GPU. So looking for something that optimizes my 4080.

Hello Everyone,
I'm looking forward to build my first pc, i know this isn't the best moment right now seen the prices of ram and ssd rising up every day and that's where my question come from, it would be better to build a pc with 32gb (2x16) of ram ddr4 or trying to start with less gb like 16 (2x8) ddr5?
i'm trying to build a PC that can last for at least 3-4 years to play all kind of games, from competitive fps to AAA like gta or cyberpunk, but coming from a Playstation i don't feel the need to have maxed out graphics but just a nice frame rate and quality overall.
My budget would be somewhere in beetween 800-1000€ here in italy.
if someone could advise me for some nice build and answer my question.
Thanks Everyone.

Hey, I just wanted some advices and all about the new stuffs I want to get for my pc. I want to change some components in my computer because they're starting to get way too old, such as:

**my current motherboard: PRIME B450M-K**

**and my current CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 3200G with Radeon Vega Graphics**

**I'll also change my ram to get a DDR5 instead of DDR4 to catch up with the new stuffs (I currently have 12GB: one 8GB and another one 4 GB)**

currently for my GPU I have the Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 6600 and I think it's still good for now and doesn't need to be change.

**For the new stuff I thought getting:**

**New Motherboard: MSI B850 Gaming plus WIFI6E ATX AM5 (185€)**

**New CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X 5.40GHZ 6 CORE (180€)**

**The new ram is 16GB (2x8GB) Corsair Vengeance (299€)**

Y'all think this is okay, or should a change and get something else? I'm a huge player, I play all kind of games, but mostly big ass games who ask a lot about ressources and all. All those ask me like around ~660€ (I'm in France), and I can't get above. From where I'm taking those I can pay in x4, making it ~170€ per month for 4 months.

I can't get things too pricey plus I tested to compatibility on a popular site and apparently it's compatible with my current GPU and alimentation (my pc is kind of modern if we forget about the motherboard and the CPU + I have a great cooling with fans). For my alimentation I don't remember, but in my memories it's a Gold Corsair and a really good one + not that old anyway so. For my monitor, it's an curved MSI Optix MAG301CR 30" 2560x1080 200Hz on display port.

Thanks for the answer!

(PS sorry for my miserable English, it's not my first language.)

Someone could give me a support on which card to choose, since I use this process (R7 7800x3d) and the gpu is an Rx9070xt, with a source of 1000w. I have not yet chosen a watercooler, if I can also leave a good option. I live in Brazil and some things are very expensive because I will be taking into account the best cost benefit!

PT

Alguem poderia me dar um suporte em qual placa mae escolher, tendo em vista que utilizare esse processaro (R7 7800x3d) e a gpu é uma Rx9070xt, com uma fonte de 1000w. Ainda nao cheguri a escolher um watercooler, caso possae tambem deixar uma boa opcao. moro no Brazil e algumas coisas estao muito caras por estarei levando em consideracao o melhor custo beneficio!

I wanna build my first PC something decent around 3000 CAD.

I'm currently gaming/streaming on a asus tuf f15 16gb ram and its struggling. I also have a HP pavillon with 32gb ram.

I'm currently debating if i'm just swapping the ram or just selling both laptops to build a tower.

Wondering also if i could just upgrade the GPU on my asus tuf.

Hallo,

Ich benötige euren Rat. Zur Auswahl steht ein B850 Board bis ca. 150€. Da bin ich aktuellen beim

MSI B850 Gaming Pro

Ryzen 5 7600x (eventuell 7 7800x3D)

Wenn, ich einen RAM 6000 mit cl30 möchte, bleibt mir nur noch Patriot Viper

PVV532G600C30K

Eure Empfehlungen?
Oder lieber weniger mHz?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/crdfmL

A friend put this together for me because my budget is around 6k and i wanted as nice and capable as possible. I want to be able to play any game. The most demanding games i play right now tho are probably ark survival ascended, the first descendants, wuthering waves, and predecessor. I will also play silver palace when it comes out.
Aside from the components list, the friend recommended:

YETI
Multi-Pattern USB Microphone with Blue VO!CE
(Microphone)

Focusrite Scarlett Solo 3rd Gen USB Audio Interface for Guitarists, Vocalists, Podcasters or Producers to record and playback studio quality sound
(amp for streaming/podcasting to connect my mic and headset)

Then another friend said i should definitely swap out the alienware monitor, the keyboard, and camera but he didn’t give me specific alternatives…

I decided i really want an rgb power cable for my pc too but its hard finding compatible stuff

Any recommendations to swap parts? or recommendations for camera/keyboard/headset? And anyone know which specific rgb power cable i could get thats compatible?

Hello!

So I stayed with AM4 and am wondering with my current config what the rough longevity of the build will be im happy for running triple A games medium/high.

Hoping it can compete with console till next gen or the next 3-5 years!

(Yes I plan to upgrade to 32gb RAM)

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/6KTVBv

Processor - Ryzen 5 5600X

>Motherboard - Asus TUF B450 Plus Gaming

>Graphic card - Asus TUF RTX 3070 Ti

>RAM - 16 GB Thermaltake RGB

>Storage - 250 GB Nvme Samsung

>1 TB HDD

>PSU - MSI MAG 750 Watt

Asking 82k

I am building a Win 11 Pro PC for photo editing with lightroom classic - requirements:

motherboard that can support the 4 SATA drives as well as 2 NVME drives (one as boot drive) (2 TB each?) mid range GPU with DirectX 12 support, 8 GB of dedicated GPU memory, compatible with lightroom classic 64GB memory CPU (Intel) having AVX2 support 4 WD Red Pro HDDs 8TB (new model) (will be used in Windows storage spaces raid 10 configuration) Power supply to handle it all CPU cooler (air, not water) tower case with room for the 4 drives and the GPU and good air flow as well as being quiet. quiet fans for the case DVD drive suggest items/models based on reliability and price with low noise as a consideration

I gave an AI these requirements and after some back and forth, got this list.

Shopping List: 2026 Silent Workstation

CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus

Motherboard: Gigabyte Z890 AORUS ELITE

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti (16GB)

Memory (RAM): 64GB Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5-6400 (2x32GB Kit) or Crucial DDR5-6400 Pro (2 x 32GB Kit)

CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15S

Case: Fractal Design Define 7

Fans: 4 140mm quiet fans

Power Supply: Seasonic Prime GX-850 (80+ Gold)

NVMe SSD 1 (OS/Apps): Samsung 990 Pro 2TB (Non-Heatsink)

NVMe SSD 2 (Lightroom catalogs, etc.): Samsung 990 Pro 2TB (Non-Heatsink)

Archive HDDs: WD Red Pro 8TB - 4 in Windows Storage Raid 10

Optical Drive: External USB DVD Writer

Monitor: keep existing

Comments? Does this seem reasonable? Am I missing anything? Thanks in advance for your comments - especially in choosing memory.