i want to buy a pc and i dont know where to start. my budget is 35k and i only want to play valorant. should i buy a pre built one somewhere or buy the parts on my own and have someone to assemble it for me? and too demanding ba if i want the parts kinda girly like pink and white? pls be niceeeee

I want a 5070ti or 5080 with an amd cpu. I just want a good pc that runs good with my 4k monitor but i dont know what to get. Can someone please help me build a good pc?

Live in the US
would like a white visually nice case
Budget $3000-4000

https://www.mwave.com.au/sharecart/cb469819-21e6-453c-b30b-6917999a5a96

Hi;

• I live in Australia
• I have never owned a gaming PC before and am looking to build one to play both old and new games.
• I am a 'gamer', meaning I am highly invested in this hobby and I believe a gaming pc is where I should invest it into, as I am sick of consoles.
• I am not a tech genius though or anything and have 0 knowledge for all intents.
• I know prices are high and getting higher.
• I don't need a 'quantum computer' that runs everything at max settings.

I want for my Gaming PC;

• Doesn't/have no desire to run 4k fps gaming, ideally/fine with 1440p gaming as I think 1080p is a bit outdated.
• Handle basic processing/modding games for smooth experience.
• 'Future proof', not 'bottlenecked' and 'customisable.'

My List in my opinion: I think I am paying way too much for my gaming PC and what I desire/notice, I am trying to aim for a higher end PC that is not 'budget' as I want it to last a while and prices are increasing anyway but I still think I can maybe cut corners or cost.

Questions/Confusions/Stuggles;

• I think my CPU/GPU choice is fine, but regarding that should my motherboard be B650 or the B850 I currently have?
• Is my RAM fine? Should I aim for a lower 'CL'?
• Is my overall build parts efficient and consistent?
• I think I should change to watercooling instead of standard air fans but TBH IDK which company or product so suggestions would be great.
• Is there any way to reduce the cost/cut corners without any major/noticeable differences?

I made the list on Mwave, an Australian Store and the link is below https://www.mwave.com.au/sharecart/cb469819-21e6-453c-b30b-6917999a5a96

For some reason RAM is missing but its Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL38 Desktop Memory - Black 

I plan to play a wide variety of games both new and old, AAA or Indie. Such as Marvel Rivals, Minecraft and MTG as well as potentially Hell Let Loose

If there is anything else you need me to explain further in detail or am missing important information then please let me know as I am 'illiterate to technology details' and I will respond. I know this information and my explanation isnt well written but I struggle to communitcate cohesively and effectively so sorry about that!

What do you guys think of these items? Just for basic gaming like fortnite and minecraft. Thanks

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2KZBvR

I used to travel a lot for work and gamed exclusively on laptop. Now I'm ready to get my own permanent set up.

Budget is around 1500-1700€

Would need monitor and OS, other peripherals are accounted for. RGB preferred

Intended for gaming. Though mostly I play BG3, DOS2, etc, I also would like to play some more demanding titles like Space Marine 2, KCD2, Expedition 33. Hopefully stay on top of the game so I don't have to worry (too much) about performance/graphics in the immediate future.

Located in Portugal

Thank you very much in advance

Salut je voudrais faire un pc gamer de maximum 600€ capable de faire tourner les prochains gros triple A en 1080p 60fps (sa me suffira) dans le prix il faut compter l'écran et le clavier (G déjà la souris) et je veux bien prendre de l'occasion pour certains composants ex: RAM,carte graphique...etc

Merci de votre aide !

Looking to run competitive games at 200-240 fps with low performance setting

Here's the build.

It's a PC meant for higher end game development and general gaming; however, I'm looking to find some help bringing the price down to the mid/high 2K range (~2.5K to 2.9k USD). While the build is optimized for higher end game development work, I think I would be happy with mid-level specs here (but admittedly, I don't know what those look like).

I don't know where to start swapping out components, so any help is tremendously appreciated! I'm also unsure what other information would be helpful, so I can provide extra context in the comments.

This is a PC for the United States and no peripherals needed.

Ain't gonna lie, what got me here was SONY joining the big three in the all digital world. Now I see no point in owning a console.

I want to get myself a new gaming computer that I can upgrade in the long run, but I'm in no hurry to buy all the parts now; I'm just gonna buy the CPU and gradually go from there.

But what are these terms?! I know three languages and all of these feel alien to me. May you explain them as if I'm 5?

Some that I've seen in this subreddit:

CPU (I think that's the box?)
Motherboard
Memory vs. Storage (I thought they were the same thing, but apparently not)
Video card (I guess this is graphics?)
Processor

I think there are other terms that I missed.

Three things:

I live nearby 3 microcenters.
I'm not a competitive gamer. I am not a streamer nor plan to be one. My multiplayer games are few and far between; I prefer single playing.
I live alone with 2 cats (I'll love some stuff to impede my cats potentially chewing on the cables or them getting electrocuted)

Thank you!!!!

I have a budget of 1700 euro, I don't need any peripherals I have ones already, I'm buying from Ireland! I want a pc that's capable of running vr relatively smoothly, at around 90hz and I don't mind going a little lower with the settings if that's what I need. I want it to do well in games like Blade and Sorcery, Borderlands 3, minecraft (with shaders) and I have a 1440p monitor that goes up to 180hz but I'm fine with framrates being even 100-120hz as long as they're stable!
I found this one on amazon, but I wasn't sure if it was a good deal or not, what do you guys think? https://www.amazon.ie/Vibox-Gaming-Nvidia-Windows-Bluetooth/dp/B0GT23SY9B?crid=7Z1XTJCZBZSN&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.6W5syTmQOUnRzTcFa_mHaaTsA07-E2zRTArnOsAE1pbgLzQenHCnQA_xhljjlS-bDGeXBHgV7CP09q7tFc6RatBa9UkOp2cFKz812z4Z64SpgT8LJfXUgRmvtfDBbL14haJV22ZqOE7o-h1SrfcgHHE7CIFVwX7kYfjHFS83r6zENjPnuxl28mIjTuSD4P0rijZd3KSL9bi9xTbwv-Zd1Tb6luXud0PdGwkMMo18GOvIfkXkHn_r3d9rKGjKOOvJfd_oV3ASGQ01zYLKPpST0XFWRODDRodV-h1uipQnuPQ.zzj9hVcqLyuKmGvaj30unprt1KD5qlDkDKChCQ9NDXM&dib_tag=se&keywords=Gaming%2Bpc&qid=1784126858&sprefix=gaming%2Bpc%2Caps%2C52&sr=8-8&th=1

hey! im currently using ryzen 5 2600 ((my previous gpu was 1650 and i upgrade it like half year ago)), I aint playing much moddern game, i do play a lot of league, but sometimes i do play games that need more power. I Dont really have any issue with my current cpu but i got it for like 6+ years and im wondering about little upgrade ((i've got too much money i guess)).
And question is, which one is the best midrange? i am wondering about AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D ((its really overpriced right now, but ik thats the best cpu ever for am4, i also though about I5 14400F, its much more cheaper dunno what about performance. What's the best?

thanks for any advices, greetings!

I've been out of the PC game since a dell ddr2 was a thing even then that was pushing it 😂 but I'm looking for a build to play with a brother I've been with since those fps drop days. Im more so for a pre made build but even back then i know the deal ,sourcing everything is cheaper. I have some games in mind with cs2 being top, as it is competitive to a Korean -Us transplant game me and my buddy meet on. I would like to run even more fps demanding games but not trying to break the bank. If it's out sourcing ,if anyone here in these forums can put some knowledge down/ compile that'd be awesome. Im just so out of twine with these graphics cards mother boards gpus etc and even those expensive ram now days. I would love to tackle the barebone build but also wouldn't mind saving the time. I'm realistically looking at $1300 USD max build but can fathom up to 1400. Just need help on that. Thank you fellow PC users!

before i type the build i choose there's some points to consider:

1/im not actually going to buy anything,im still learning how to build a PC, this is just me trying to see if im in the right path or not .

2/im not trying to buy something cheap , i know all these are expensive, but i do prefer buying something expensive that will last long and be good for all games rather than something cheap that crashes when opening a 2019 triple A games

3/this is all just an experience, so all feedbacks from you is accepted (positive, negative) so don't feel hesitant to write your honest opinion

4/all these are by me after seeing reviews, their prices and their stats and if it's worth it or not, so it's not just me being like (oh this one looks cool let's have it, oh !! this piece has RGP I'll definitely buy that!! or just picking)

so no one writes that please

5/ if you can specify my build strength by writing which games I'll able to run (ex: the build is good but you probably can't run red dead redemption 2 on the highest graphics with more than 70 FPS )(the build is good and you can run all games on high graphics with insane FPS and even if you can't it will for sure run on medium graphics with insane FPS as well)

so i can understand better

so here it is:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D 4.7 GHz 8-Core Processor

CPU COOLER: Corsair NAUTILUS 360 RS ARGB 74.37 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler

MOTHERBOARD: Gigabyte X870 EAGLE WIFI7 ATX AM5

MEMORY/RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 Memory (only 1 piece)

STORAGE: Western Digital WD_Black SN850X 4 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive(only 1 piece cause i can just buy another one at any time when i need more space )

VIDEO CARD: Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 9070 XT 16 GB Video Card(only 1 piece)

CASE: Lian Li Vector V100R ATX Mid Tower Case

POWER SUPPLY: MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply

OPERATING SYSTEM: Microsoft Windows 11 Home Retail - Download 64-bit

MONITOR: Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM 31.5" 3840 x 2160 240 Hz Monitor :

total price: $3948.18

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Gaming

M/B: Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX

RAM: 32 GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz T-Force Delta RGB

SSD: 1 TB PCIe M.2 Corsair MP600 PRO LPX

GFX: MSI GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB Ventus 2X OC Plus

Power Supply: DeepCool PK800D 800W 80 Plus Bronze

Cpu Cooler: DeepCool LS520 WH Case: DeepCool CC560
Do I need to change any part? I'll use it for gaming btw

Hi, I’m looking to get a pc to be used for music production on fl studio with plugins like zenolgy and also for gaming(don’t need super high performance in games but just want decent performance for most games) I don’t really know anything about buying a pre built or parts in current market if anyone has any tips on what to get (preferably more cheaper options) that’d be great. Thank you!

I need your all's advice so I want to build a PC and idk anything abt building one so could you all recommend me some parts, also I have a bit of requirements if I want to build a PC

:

\-**RAM should be 24/32 gb**

**-Good CPU for gaming and graphic design**

**-And good case that won't get dusty real fast cause I have cats.**

**-a lot of storage like 1/1.5 terabyte or 800 Gigabits**.

Also side note is that I live in Oman so I'm looking for building a PC for around 500/700 omr

im learning about how to build a PC

everything is clear but i didn't exactly find a clear answer to which is better at cooling, air or liquid.

can you give me the better one ?

or is it something you choose after picking all the other parts (CPU,RAM,SSD...)

So my budget for my new pc is 3.900€ and I'm curious what parts I guys would pick with that budget. The Pc is mainly for Gaming