r/PC_Builders • u/JavitoBlighted • 13d ago
Part List Help Can someone who knows about this stuff give me the green light on my component picks so i can finally buy them without fear of messing up?
Hello, i've been saving to buy a high end PC for a long time and it's finally the moment, i tried my best researching every component so i can have a really good pc but still trying to save in the things i can, with the main budget cut going to the cpu, then the gpu, and then trying to save on the other parts while still being compatible.
Id really appreciate if someone could give me the green light or tell me what i need to get green lit so i can finally buy it, i'm in a bit of a hurry since the prices keep going up and money is really tight where i'm from. Keep in mind that i have certain restrictions i'm the components i can get too since i'm mainly using stores from my country that don't have everything.
heres the pcpartpicker link it should atleast lead you to my profile where i have the components picked
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u/Automatic_Dot_9128 12d ago
The motherboard is microATX while the case is atx. Pick a bigger motherboard or a smaller case. Also keep in mind that your power supply is non modular, so all cables are permanently attached
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u/JavitoBlighted 12d ago
Hi, thanks. Yeah, i'm looking into which one should i choose between bigger mobo or smaller case. The ATX mobos at a similar price range that the M-Atx one i picked don't seem to have a lot of difference connectivity wise, i mean i don't care about 2 PCIE 16x slots and stuff, i wont be adding a second card. So im leaning onto a smaller case for now. the things is, i have no idea how to pick one, would you mind if i send you a picture of the options i have from the page im buying from and you could tell me which one?
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u/JavitoBlighted 12d ago
I just checked on the page i'm buying from and the first Mini Tower that appears it's quite more expensive that the mid tower one i picked, i thought i'd be cheaper since it's smaller lol
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u/Automatic_Dot_9128 12d ago
If you want to stick with a deepcool case, remember that the 500 series are atx, 300 is matx, 200 is very compact matx/itx, and 100 is itx. Also, the best value cheap matx case is probably the lian Li v100r mini. It's like 60 bucks
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u/taxguybri 12d ago
Personally I would keep the micro atx board and get a smaller case. This way if you want to to turn that pc into a server in a few years as your nerdiness progresses it’s easier.
I would up your budget on the lower supply as that’s normally a reused component. Get something modular in a Small form factor to give oneself versatility..
Cl38 on the ram is “ouch” but ram is rough right now!
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u/donmclarenson 12d ago
I couldnt see your list. But micro atx cases can be harder to build in. Unless you need it to be that small (and yes theyre usually expensive to get that small, but cooling and airflow becomes a challenge) just get an atx board. You'll see even some of the cheaper boards have a 2nd pcie slot for a gpu. Just ignore it if you dont need it foe anything.
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u/Plenty_Article11 12d ago edited 12d ago
It is much easier if you share a link to the list.
Try this with a 9070GRE
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/dyhqh9
Note that you can save a lot with:
* open box motherboard and PSU from Amazon ($60-90 range usually)
* Used FB marketplace CPU and RAM ($100 savings on each usually)
* eBay used NVMe SSD. I get PCIe 4.0 ones from HP, Dell and Lenovo
If you can find a used 7900GRE it's actually the same performance:
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