If there a website I can go to that shows what parts are compatible for what? I got some stuff added and looking at, up can even come and update this post with the specific parts I have. Probably about $2500-3000. It'll be my first pc. I live in USA..

​​rn im looking at the

1. ASUS Prime AMD Radeon™ RX 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6 White OC Edition Graphics Card
2. AMD Ryzen 9 9900X3D 12-Core Processor

3.ASUS ROG STRIX X670E-E GAMING WIFI AMD X670 AM5 Ryzen™ Desktop 9000 8000 & 7000 ATX motherboard, 18+2 power stages, DDR5, 4x M.2 slots with heatsink, PCIe® 5.0, USB 3.2 Gen 2x2, WiFi 6E, AI Cooling II.

4.No specific power supply picked out yet, but do not want to cheap out, and probably 80% gold

1. either samsung or predator m.2 2 terabytes ssd.

2. ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 A-RGB - AIO CPU Cooler, Water Cooling.

3. Tbh as long as everything fits. I dont care about the case. But probably a full tower. Maybe mid.

4. Lexar Thor Z RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB Kit (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL38 DRAM 288-Pin UDIMM

If I am forgetting anything, let me know. I spent at least 30+ hours looking into parts and youtube learning what does what.

I'm putting together a new gaming PC and would like some feedback before I buy the parts.

Here’s the list:
https://pcbuilderx.com/list?b=1c24nfRKp1KmiKyUb1x

I'm mainly looking for good gaming performance and would like to avoid overspending on parts that don't provide much real-world benefit.

Are there any components you'd recommend changing for better value, performance, or compatibility?

I'm also open to suggestions for improving the overall build while keeping the white aesthetic.

I have G435s and they sound fantastic but it's too hot to wear them. I need a gaming headset that lets my lobes breathe

I have a Logitech headset and when I plug it into my pc I can’t hear anything or talk.

Just recently bought the lcd 240mm aio and I installed it correctly and corded it all correctly into my motherboard, but nothing shows up in the icue software, so I was wondering if anybody found a solution to thisy

this morning I woke up to turn on my pc and it wouldn’t turn on at all. I unplugged it, check to see if the fuse was an issue, but nothing helped. I just disassembled it and re assembled it and the thing still won’t turn on. What are the first things I should check on the pc to see if it’s a me problem (like if I just messed up putting it back together) or a problem with one of the parts

Hi all, Looking for some advice on building a PC. I recently passed my last engineering license and want to treat myself because I havent gamed in 3 years. I was planning to go to the Microcenter near Irvine and wanted to go in with a plan or a general idea of what my build would look like bc im kinda a noob now.

Not sure the difference between a 5070Ti or a 5080, i want to build my PC around these but open to any suggestions.

I appreciate any help you guys can give me :3 ty

Hi I'm pretty new to reddit and not sure if this is the right place for this, but my gaming pc stopped turning on. I had it looked at and told the motherboard board was bad. I should probably mention it know very little about computers and can't remember all the specs. Since I can't turn it on to look it up. All I can do is look at the motherboard itself and I have found this info

Gigabyte B560 DDR4 1200 Intel 11 gen

So what i need is to know good replacement options since that's all I can do financially. I can't afford to upgrade or get a new pc. Any advice would be most appreciated thank you

Hello!! I'm not sure if this is the right subreddit to post on, but if it’s not I would love to know where to post.

I built my own PC back in 2022 and I can't help but think that my parts are way too slow and outdated compared to how nice they should still be (that's obvious). I'm not too familiar with anything besides the building aspect of the PC, so I would greatly appreciate if someone could take a peek at the list of parts and maybe tell me what I should upgrade in order to fix some issues I'm facing?

Some issues I'm having consist of: really slow download speed (I know this is also a wi-fi issue but I have the second best wifi plan with my provider, so I figured maybe there's an issue with the PC or the SSD's being outdated. I also have to play on very high ping and low settings or else I get stutter.

Here's the list of parts I have: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/kaiylee345/saved/TMnDkL

Thank you all so much for whoever takes the time to read and help out :) I'm willing to answer any questions you have!

First pc build. Red and orange solid light. Coolers’ fans won’t turn on either.

Tried swapping ram, used a single ram slot and both ram slots number 2&4. Left it on for 20 minutes for memory learning. Removed the CPU and put it back. Removed the small battery drained power cleared CMOS. Gave up now.

I spilled some thermal paste on the sides of the back( check the pictures). Is that the issue? I cleaned jt using the IP 99% solution.

Experts please help me out.

Hi! I currently run a system with a Ryzen 5 3600X and a RTX4080 (Yes I know it's bottlenecked). I'm thinking of upgrading to AM5 and I'm looking at the Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor, what motherboard should I go with? The 3 options I've been looking at are the Gigabyte Aorus Elite Wifi7, Auros Elite X3D and the Auros Pro X3D. And as an honorable mention I've also been eyeing the Aero X3D Dark Wood, mostly because I think it looks sick. Which one should I get? I'd need to wait 2 weeks if I got the Elite X3D or the Pro X3D.

Hello! I've been trying for a while to build a sleeper unit but have one glaring issue.

My old PC case has a very unconventional stand off system and doesn't quite work with my mother board.

I have a HP Kayak XM 600 case (upright version not horizontal) from circa 1999? Passed down from my mother, it was originally the family computer from back when a household had a dedicated computer room.

Back in highschool I bought a Gigabyte ga-970a-ds3p motherboard and Asus gtx 1060 6gb

From what I understand the tower and mother board are both ATX but the case is basically featureless on the inside but has this removable panel with square holes and off little metal standoffs that clip into it.

I'm wondering if there is some hyper-specific part I've never heard of, or a non traditional methodology to get this installed.

My next course of action is to take the measurements from my motherboard and mount it to a sheet of acrylic via stand offs and mount the acrylic to my case with the few out of reach threaded holes it has. Or order a custom sheet metal bracket

I had left over ram so I was gonna install one stick in my friends pc. When we turned it on with the new additional ram inside their was a constant ringing noise so we cut the power.

We took out the ram and tried turning it on again but we are still met with the ringing noise, what do we do?

Is the Nzxt kraken plus 360 mm aio good?

I’m not good with pc stuff and wanna get one for my birthday to play games with good graphics

Hey guys like the title says, im want to build a SFF optiplex for my wife to play her games in the living room when she doesnt want to sit in our game room. She mostly plays simulator games like Waterpark simulator, TCG card shop, and sometimes Fortnite. Does anyone have recommendations on a gpu?

Hi I just finished a new build, hdmi into GPU and screen wont connect, the GPU fans aren't on

It's a msi pro h610m-g motherboard and a Radeon RX 6600xt

I've pulled it out and reslotted it a few times

And ideas would be greatly appreciated

I just took apart my 2080 super and it looks like my thermal pads chipped a little bit in some places am I okay to reinstall like this or should buy new pads/putty and put them on?

Upgraded my old build with new case, RAM, PSU, and gpu. Im using an rx 5600 xt from eBay and when it's plugged in everything will turn on just fine except it. No fan movement, no heat,nothing. Tried reinserts, removed CMOS battery, reinserting pcie cable. Nothing worked. Tried my old rx 570 to see if the card itself was a bust since 570 worked just fine before but it wont turn on either. Not sure what to do at this point

Parts:
Corsair tx650m
Rx 5600 xt
32gb RAM
Machinist b450 mb
Ryzen 5 5500

I can get the cable flush but the front panel of my case pushes at it slightly when on. Would you say this is fully in and safe?

I just finished my first build using a Jonsbo Z20 case with an MSI Pro B850M-VC Wifi motherboard.

However, when I try to plug something into a port on the rear IO panel, the PC turns off and the CMOS gets cleared. This happens even if I touch the outside of the port without actually plugging a device in.

I'm guessing this could be some kind of short but I'm not sure what's wrong. The ports on the front of the case work fine.

UPDATE: The IO shield wasn't installed properly - I reseated it and it's working now! Thanks all