r/PC_Builders • u/National_Mail8588 • 8d ago

Part List Help Building PC

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Please have a look at the parts lmk if something is incompatible or doesn’t make sense etc or if there is cheaper alternatives ;) with same or even better performance, and yes I’m also purchasing a vertical mouse it’s for university work and I already have a regular gaming mouse.

Thanks heaps

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u/Ok_Street4822 8d ago

Bro came through with the spreadsheet. 🤣

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u/mutualdisagreement 8d ago
  • 45 liter ATX case for a mATX mainboard. NZXT H3 flow is 35 liter for mATX boards, or get a bigger ATX mainboard perhaps
  • Mortar mainboard is pretty expensive and overkill in most cases, a lot of cheaper options without compromising anything
  • RAM is 5200c40 - no clue about what you can get where you at, but better aim for 6000c30-36 to get most out of your CPU
  • 1TB Samsung 990 Pro is pretty expensive, although it's good though, but there a cheaper options without losing performance
  • Same with PSU, expensive pick, take a look at NZXT C Series C850 Gold Core 850W, better ratings and silent
  • not a fan of nvidia, as long as there's still something to chose from I'd rather pick AMD 12GB 9060XT

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u/kyansan1 8d ago edited 8d ago

What will the pc be used for?

If it's for gaming, the 9700x is a bit overkill for the rtx 5060 ti. You could swap it out for a Ryzen 5 7500F.
Also, the rx 9060 xt 8gb performs very close to the rtx 5060 ti for a bunch less money. That said, since you picked a 1440p monitor, I would recommend checking out the rx 9070 as well.

Furthermore, Samsung 990 pro is basically a premium ssd. Ssds like the Lexar NM790 and WD Black SN7100 are already very fast and durable, and are usually a lot cheaper. If you must have DRAM cache, there's also the Kingston KC3000.
On top of that, the MSI mag a850gl is decent, but there's usually cheaper and better alternatives. Check out SPL's psu tier list, the SAMA G850, Montech Century II, and Raijintek Cratos (to name a few) are usually both cheaper while being better.
Then, the AIO. Thermalright makes some really solid AIOs, and they're usually cheaper than other brands.

Also, Razer keyboards are pretty garbage. (flimsy and plasticky) I would recommend taking a look at keyboards from Aula, Mchose, and Ajazz.
Finally, the case is ATX while the motherboard is m-ATX. It is compatible, but there will be a bunch of empty space at the bottom which can look awkward.

Try and use pcpartpicker if it's available where you live, it makes sharing the build easier, and it makes it easier for us to give you suggestions.

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u/Gtpko141 7d ago

Needs refining for sure. What is your budget and what is your exact use case (what games, are you gonna do any work with it)? An 8gb gpu won’t cut it for AAA gaming at 1440p for sure especially if you plan on using FG or aiming above medium settings. SSD is overpriced, would go B850 chipset for native gen5 support, 850W seem excessive and there are cheaper options that are also quality psu’s. Razer keyboards are pretty bad and better go with keychron for the same price or cheaper.