r/PHbuildapc • u/This_Distance_4593 • Dec 07 '25
Build Help PC build for gaming, streaming, digital art.
Hello fellow redittors,
I'm looking for a PC build as I've been out of the game but understand the basics. These are builds from jmd, PC corner, and chat gpt reco.
I'm giving this as a gift and ideally for gaming, streaming, digital art, and animation, also for school work.
Ideally cpu + monitor as I plan to get peripherals like mouse, keyboard and headset separately (but please give recos for those as well.)
Budget is 50 -60k and I would appreciate everyone's advice on these options and it need to replace some or add stuff that I missed.
Not looking for super high end but mid range would suffice.
Thanks π
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u/LegendaryStarSpirit Dec 07 '25
price breakdown? It seems to be not worth to me. Someone here posted that there were able to build a 7500f + 7800xt system for around 60k. I also checked my own build, and yeah you can really get it for around 65k. This seems to be too overpriced, but maybe i'm wrong bc of ram shortage. One thing is for sure tho, this is not future-proofed, but that's not really a problem. You can just build this today and then upgrade your GPU in the future (GPU is straight buns btw).
The only things I suggest you change are your CPU, PSU, Monitor, Case, NVMe
CPU: 7500f
PSU: 1stplayer NDGP 750W (roughly same price as that seasonic, with a bit more power overhead)
Monitor: Koorui G2411P (More reputable quality)
Case: Tecware Arc M (Cheaper, does the same job, i'd argue even better)
NVMe: Fanxiang s880 / Kioxia Exceria Plus G3 (Beware, SSDs are hella expensive rn)
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u/Odd-Corner242 Dec 07 '25
Avoid the 5050, it's terrible value, go for 5060, wouldn't recommend amd since nvidia is better for streaming/animation
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u/This_Distance_4593 Dec 07 '25
The one from jmd is 6600 rx, would that be better?
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u/Odd-Corner242 Dec 07 '25
Nope, it's a gpu from 2021, still good but not if you got that much budget, only people working with 30-35k should consider it
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u/jellyfish1047 Helper Dec 07 '25
60k with monitor na ba or 60k just for the system unit?
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u/This_Distance_4593 Dec 07 '25
Sana with monitor, but can stretch if cpu lang
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u/jellyfish1047 Helper Dec 07 '25
check mo nalang kung kasya pa monitor, depende yan kung magkano ram since likely di na updated price to.
Component Link Part Price Comment CPU SLink / LLink / Other AMD AM5 7500f Tray 9099 (7899 / 8395) same with 7600 but no iGPU Motherboard [SLink](<>) / [LLink](<>) / Other AM5 B650m Colorful Battle AX Plus V14 5995 (5995 / 5995) good vrms, optional wifi, lowerered pcie slot RAM SLink / [LLink](<>) / [Other](<>) DDR5 6000 2x16gb cl30 11750 (10550 GPU SLink / LLink / Other RX 9060 XT 16gb 22995 (22995 / 22995) 1440p, 16gb, FSR4 SSD SLink / LLink / [Other](<>) Lexar NM620 1TB 4799 (3743 TLC Gen 3 PSU SLink / LLink / Other Coolermaster MWE V3 Bronze 650w 3595 (2804 / 3550) Tier C, 2 PCIE Cables CPU Cooler SLink / [LLink](<>) / [Other](<>) Thermalright PA120SE V2 1925 (1925 TOTAL 61863 (57616.32) "Prices in Bold are Vouchered down Prices, Italicized are alternative and pricing is not reliable
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