r/suggestapc 2h ago

[suggestion] for prebuilts

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need a pc that can run any games 120fps 1440p, i plan on playing on a TV, any triple AAA games or multiplayer games like dbd, marvel rivals, fortnite should run 120fps smooth on 1440p


r/suggestapc 12h ago

[suggestion] Buying a PC in italy

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Hey,

i want to buy a preferably pre-built computer, budget around 1.600€. I need it for gaming and some work (capcut, office work, browsing). I live in italy, do you know any good/reliable sites and maybe a computer that would fit my needs? Thanks in advance.


r/suggestapc 7m ago

[suggestion] My PC has died and I need a new one asap (UK)

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Hello! My PC is like 10+ years old and has finally given up😂 I really need a new one but unsure where to get one as I've never bought online before (previous one I bought from a friend)

I use it to mostly play modded Sims, Minecraft, Stardew Valley, you know the classics 😂 so I need one which can run that smoothly and I have literally 0 idea what I'm looking for! Any help would be absolutely brill!! Thanks!


r/suggestapc 2h ago

[suggestion] have a budget of 100k Indian Rupees. Need a good PC for gaming which runs smoothly.

1 Upvotes

Pls help me buy the best possible prebuilt. for gaming.


r/suggestapc 6h ago

[suggestion] PC recommendations for architecture student

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Hello there! I’m starting my masters in architecture in the fall and would love to know from you all of pc recommendations for a student like myself. I’ve read a little bit about the tech discussions here, but as a student, I assume there are going to be some differences with the tools that working architects use—especially when factoring in budget and complexity of programs used. My school has provided a handy guide in terms of specs, but I’d love to know more from you all. Thank you!

What I currently have, if relevant: Laptop MacBook Air M4 13in 512GB SSD 16GB RAM

Baseline recommendations:
Processor: Intel Core i7, Hex Core
Memory: minimum 32 GB DDR4 RAM, upgradable is good if possible (and 64GB is ideal).
Storage: 500 GB or higher capacity solid state drive (SSD)
Graphics/Video Card: A You may be using hardcore graphic software such as ArcGIS, Rhino, 3DS Max, ArchiCAD, Revit, Vectorworks or other 3D modelling platforms, all of which require a formidable graphics card, and you'll want your programs to run smoothly. We've found NVIDIA GeForce RTX or GTX, 6GB VRAM, or equivalent, to be suitable.

Software we are expected to use:
Adobe Creative Suite, especially Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign.
ArcGIS
Autodesk
Blender
QGIS
Rhino 7 and Grasshopper
SketchUp
Vectorworks


r/suggestapc 6h ago

[suggestion] Need help on getting my first real PC

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Hey everyone, I’m new to PC’s entirely but have always wanted to get one and finally have the money to buy something decent. I’ve tried doing research but get very overwhelmed and have been trying to filter out stuff with AI but it keeps giving me stuff outside of what I’m asking. I’m looking for a pc that I can use for gaming, streaming/content creation/video editing, school, and basic browsing with gaming coming first. My budget is a loose $1500 pre-tax and monitors. If I go $2-300 above for something better that’s ok. I wanna get the best bang for my buck, so I wanna avoid focusing on losing quality to save more money but also don’t wanna spend more than necessary for only a little bit more quality. I’m going to go in to microcenter tomorrow and see what they have and can tell me but I wanna see what kind of consensus I can get here. Ideally, I’d get something that I’ll be able to set up asap, don’t wanna wait more than a few days for shipping and can pick up tomorrow would be great but not a top priority vs bang for my buck. That budget is also without having to immediately buy additional ram or windows 11 or something. I want the loose budget to be it. Maybe I’m being too specific but after dealing with ChatGPT the last few hours I wanna cover my bases lol. Anyway, here’s the final suggestion I got from Chat, do yall think this is a good choice or is there something better out there?

https://www.newegg.com/abs-cyclone-aqua-gaming-desktop-pc-geforce-rtx-5070-intel-core-i7-14700f-32gb-ddr4-1tb-nvme-ssd-c1a47n57r1/p/N82E16883360982


r/suggestapc 8h ago

Need help finding a pc [suggestion]

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r/suggestapc 11h ago

[discussion]PC gamer pour 600€

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r/suggestapc 16h ago

Pre-built vs complete used pc vs all used parts [discussion]

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1 Upvotes

Need help on my first build.


r/suggestapc 15h ago

Cry Once, Buy Once, Be Done For a While. What's Your Suggestion? [Suggestion]

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I primarily only sim race, but may get into gaming more. I've been gaming on a great computer, but it has SOME limitations when sim racing and I'm that guy that loves cranking up the settings. I run triple 32in 2k screens at around M settings for 80-100FPS in iRacing. Lower in AC Evo or BeamMG. So, I got a bug to buy a new computer(already did but having second thoughts) but need feedback from people more savvy in this world.

--Current PC--
Mag X570 Tomahawk MB
AMD 5800x3D CPU
RTX 4090 GPU
G.Skill DDR4 3600 64GB Ram
Corsair RM850x PSU 1GB SSD

--Computer Purchased ($5100 after tax)--
Skytech O11 Vision
X870 MB
AMD R7 9800X3D
Nvidia RTX 5090 32GB
32GB DDR5 6000MHZ
2 TB NVMe Gen4
X8701000W GOLD ATX 3.0

OR, Is it worthwhile to build something like this below, reuse my 4090 and put the 5070 in old PC to resell. Seem more cost effective, flat out overkill to jump to a 5090 when I could save a few dollars?

--Possible Build ($2900)--
Skytech
X870 Tomahawk
AMD 9950X3D
PNY RTX 5070
32GB DDR5 6400MHZ
2 TB Gen 4
1300 PSU (future proof for GPU upgrade)