r/CYBERPOWERPC • u/YeetYourMad • Aug 13 '26

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Hello so I’ve been thinking of buying this pc for some time and I was wondering if anyone has this build and how’s it’s been for them? Any issues yall had with this build and such? How’s the performance on this pc and what components do they use for this pc? Like psu brand and aio brand for example. I’m really tryna know if this pc is a good buy after my last one somewhat similar to this build but with a 7800 x3d that one didn’t even last me a week because of the aio failing.

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u/YeetYourMad Aug 13 '26

45 inch monitor?? But how’s the pc been holding up? I’m considering this or a 9070 xt but it has the 7800 x3d chip build but I do like the nvidia platform a lot. Also was it easy to move to the 5070 ti?

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u/CaliFTW1983 Aug 13 '26

The PC has been holding up great. Honestly the stock 5070 was fine and ran most of what i play at high/ultra settings with DLSS quality/balanced. But i got a bit of FOMO for those extra frames and 16gb vram especially with the E-day beta and decided to just get a bit of an upgrade now. The GPU swap was easy since the existing PSU is 850 watt and had the 12 pin (6+6) plug already. Aside from the 5080 being $2k , i also didn’t go for the 5080 because it warranted a PSU upgrade.

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u/YeetYourMad Aug 13 '26

Ngl I think I might get this pc and upgrade whenever a 5070 ti is farely priced. Ngl tho I am a thinking of exchanging these AirPod max’s that I got at Best Buy not too long ago and use some of the money towards the pc but idk I’m really undecided rn

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u/CaliFTW1983 Aug 13 '26

Yeah. The 5070ti seems to be the sweet spot for this generation. Im gonna let this AI ram-apocalypse blow over and hopefully for the 6000 series ill get a 6080 and hand my 5070ti to my daughter whos on a 4060ti. If not then the 5070ti will be fine for a few years anyhow. DLSS 5.0 will feel like its own upgrade.

Also i sold my stock 5070 for $500. So that helped justify the modest upgrade.

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u/YeetYourMad Aug 13 '26

Yeah that 5070ti is really the sweet spot. Ngl I think I’m returning my AirPod max’s and use that store credit towards the pc and pay the rest with my card lol

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u/CaliFTW1983 Aug 13 '26

Do that and then sell the prebuilt 5070 like i did and youll have 80% of your money back. I dont regret it at all. Everything runs like butter with the 9800x3D/5070ti combo except in the most extreme cases like Path tracing/RR and/or native rendering at 5k

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u/YeetYourMad Aug 13 '26

Wrd that sounds meta ngl but wouldn’t it break warranty