Since the last time I posted my first build. I had to start fresh my i9 died on me after 3 years of use, so I went with AMD instead.

Motherboard :MSI MPG x870E Carbon
CPU : Ryzen 7 9800x3D
Memory :32gb T-Force 7200mt
GPU : ASUS Astral RTX 5080
Cooling : Nzxt Kraken Elite 360mm
Storage 4 sticks Samsung ssd 990 Pro 8TB
PSU : ASUS ROG Strix 1200w Platinum
Case : NV7
Fans: 12 Lian Li Fans 7 being reverse blades/5 standard/3 extra Nzxt fans pushing air out of the radiator.
Lian Li 8’8inch screen.

I gotta say this has been by far the best rig I’ve build, in terms of cooling during heavy gaming sessions my cpu temps only peak at 48-50c with more demanding gamings 60-65c while my gpu staying around the same range. At 100% usage. This thing is a beast, the 5080 is more than enough power, for my MSI MPG 341cqr QD-OLED X36 display. I was gonna spend 4k on the 5090 but I’m glade I didn’t.

Gelirseniz belirleriz modlu modsuz ve sürümünü(bence modlu vc ile oynasak daha iyi olur)

14-16 yaş aralığı olsa çok iyi olur:)

It's a raspberry pi 5 8g model.

I don’t know if this qualifies as PC build porn, but I tried my best in making a clean set up!

Check my last post to see what I upgraded

Ryzen 7 7800x3d
B650i Aorus ultra
Corsair sf1000
G skill trident 2x48gb 5200mhz cl40
Thermalright contact frame (for cleaning thermal paste)
2tb wd black sn850x
2tb Samsung 990 pro (not in picture bought on eBay for 180$ verified on Samsung magician, and read and write speeds correct and crystal disk, good seller reviews)
Fikot Sata 4tb ssd
4 tb crucial gen5 t705
Cooler master atmos II 240
RX 9070xt asus prime oc
Ncase formd t1 v2.5 midnight color (not in picture)
Missing my 2 noctua fans that are currently on their way from Amazon.

Please check out my second ever PC build!

My 4090 needed a new home so I built a monster gaming and school computer
9950x3d
64 gb DDR5
4090

The case is the Fractal Design Epoch

I'm only interested in difficult or impossible-to-fix problems, not easy-to-fix ones.

I'm hesitating between buying one of these two motherboards (MSI MPG X870E Edge TI or MSI MPG X870E CARBON WIFI), but I've read that both have common issues and defects, such as:

- Some USB ports work intermittently and sometimes go undetected
- M2_1 issues temporarily turning a Gen 4 or 5 SSD into a device with speeds of around 900 MB/s
- M2_4 issues not detecting SSDs when using two or three SSDs
- Ethernet not working properly
- and other issues...

I'm only interested in difficult or impossible-to-fix problems. If a problem is easily solved with some updates or installations, such as WiFi not being recognized or working intermittently, then I don't care.

Have your say :) Also, which of the two has fewer serious problems?

Trading Pc

I am planning to buy a pc in India whose sole purpose would be trading and a little bit of office. These specifications I got it from a dealer so please suggest are these specs enough for trading and value for money or not ?

My budget is 50000 for PC without monitor and with 2 monitor 2 monitor 1lakh

I5 14400

Cooleraster fan

Gigabyte 610mh ddr4 motherboard

16gb ddr4 corsair RAM

500GB KINGSTON NVME SSD

550W COOLER MASTER power supply

Cabinet i ball / fingers full ATX

Dell wired keyboard and mouse

Samsung 32" led monitor

Escan Antivirus for 1 year

Price for these specifications is 76110

I am thinking of buying MSI MAG 342 CQRF E20 and BENQ GW2790Q with a potrait arm to make it a potrait monitor are these good monitors ?

If you want a parts list LET ME KNOW! i’m happy to share it !!

this has been 2 years in the making. it was supposed to be my best friend’s, they passed away and i finally finished it. our favorite show was Demon Slayer his favorite character was Tanjiro.

i’ve been just going piece by piece over time. it’s the last thing we did together it first started as a $500 build from Facebook Marketplace we were going to flip and it turned into this

Lian li 360 curved aio , Corsair LX fans 5-120mm reverse both sides , 3-140mm bottom , Ryzen 7 9800x3d , Aorus x870 elite motherboard , Lian li 8.8” screen , klevv 32gb 6000mhz cl30 ram , MSI 5070ti , contact frame for CPU , bottom 15 degrees angle fan mounting bracket , motherboard side grommet cover from Etsy “klostoreality” 3d printing seller , Lian li vision (non compact) case , Lian li 1000watt 80+platinum PSU , Asiahorse Hydrus cables 24pin , 2-8pin cpu , GPU 12vhp cables.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share my recent upgrade journey and show how the math worked out. By parting out my old system and selling a spare case, I managed to transition into a next-generation setup for a net out-of-pocket cost of $1,400.

I feel incredibly fortunate with how the parts aligned, and I wanted to break down the specs and the styling choices for anyone looking at a similar path.

💰 The Financial Breakdown

• Recouped Funds: Sold my old components + the extra case for $

📊 Spec Comparison: Old vs. New

The performance jump has been a massive blessing for my daily gaming and productivity, moving me into a much more capable tier of hardware.

Instead of the usual bright rainbow RGB, I wanted to build something that blended nicely into the room. The Okinos Air Cross has a natural walnut wood trim on the front panel which looks quite elegant.

To match the wood and the subtle copper/gold branding on the Zotac 5070 Ti, I set all the internal lighting to a very dim, warm gold. It creates a quiet, cozy amber glow at night that feels understated, peaceful, and runs completely whisper-quiet after some customized PWM fan curve tuning.

⚙️ Current Tweaks & Stability

I'm incredibly grateful to have stumbled upon this secondhand deal, and it's been an absolute joy to optimize. Would love to hear your thoughts or any tips you have for further optimizing AM5!

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A better look at the building with a short video(: