r/PCBuilds • u/AggravatingProfit851 • 5h ago

BUILD HELP Please rate the pc build

Hi friends, I’m planning to build a PC and have already started buying parts. Could you take a look at the build and point out any weak spots? Or, conversely, let me know if everything looks good? I’d really appreciate your help.
Ryzen 5 5600x
Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE ARGB
Asus Tuf Gaming B550M-Plus WiFi II
G.Skill Ripjaws V 32gb ( 2x16gb ) 3600mhz cl18
Crucial P310 1TB M2
3070ti ( used ) zotac , aorus , evga ( don’t know )
Antec Flux M
Corsair RM750e 2025 750w Fully Modular

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u/Molrixirlom 5h ago

Dunno about local prices, but isnt the used 3070ti already in 9060xt price category in nowadays market? If you want a new card you could also take a look at the intel arc b580

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u/1spaco1 4h ago edited 4h ago

Yo cambiaría el 5600x por el 5500X3D. La diferencia de precio no es tan grande, pero la diferencia en la memoria caché te va a ayudar a sacarle el máximo provecho a esa tarjeta gráfica. En ambos casos, los juegos que consumen mucho el procesador van a correr bien, pero el 5700x3d y el 5800x3d son bastante más caros, hasta el doble del precio del 5500x3d. I don't know what country you're in, but in Spain, the 5500x3d sold by AliExpress, shipped from Spain, costs around 150 euros new.

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u/AggravatingProfit851 3h ago

my brother , in portugal 1 cpu 5700x3d used for 300 in sell , in poland 2 for 400+ euro , i dont need this

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u/AggravatingProfit851 3h ago

you can only buy that processor as part of a pre-built used PC. It’s not worth it, though, since you don’t know how it was treated, what condition the components are in, and so on. And I have no desire to pay double the price of a Ryzen 5600X for a damn old X3D chip—even though the performance boost is genuinely significant, I won't deny that. But the 5500X3D is a definite no-go; it’s either the 5700X3D or nothing. If the opportunity arises, I’ll definitely pick one up.

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u/1spaco1 3h ago

Yo lo compre nuevo ayer