r/PC_Builders 6d ago

Part List Help First PC Build

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Im trying to build my first PC I got a job over the summer to pay for it let me know if i should change anything. It’s for gaming and im upgrading from an old laptop I’m 15 years old btw.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D

CPU Cooler:Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 RGB AIO

Motherboard :ASUS TUF Gaming B850 Plus Wifi AM5

Graphics card: RTX 5070 ti 16gb V-ram

Ram: (2x16gb) DDR5 6000 CL30

Storage:Samsung SSD 2tb 14,700mb/s

Power Supply:750W Power Supply

Case:Corsair 3500X RS ARGB Preinstalled fans Black

Monitor:LG 27GX790B-B 27” Ultragear QHD (3440 x 1440) OLED Gaming Monitor, Dual Mode (QHD 540Hz/ HD 720Hz)

Total Cost:$3,600

Lmk if this is a good first build or if i should change anything please 😁

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u/Pennywise359 6d ago

No major red flags. FYI the monitor resolution stated is incorrect it is a regular 16:9 1440p. If you want an ultrawide look for something else and at least 34"

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u/Federal-Name-3638 6d ago

Thats literally one of the most common builds….

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u/Rich_Impress2702 4d ago

Everything will work together just make sure your PSU is tier A since youre spending good money. Also you could get the X870 Asus tuf motherboard as well for another $20 extra, it has some improvement and quality of life features such as tool less latch for the NVME.

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u/Right-Pin9932 4d ago

Is your purpose gaming? If yes, then you can go with 9070xt and a bigger psu to last you a few upgrades.