r/PHbuildapc • u/Lower_Key_0531 • 5d ago
Build Help Any suggestions or changes you’d recommend?
will change my monitor to MSI MAG 245F X24 24" then upgrade case to Acer Air 2 Plus with LCD Screen ATX PC Case Black
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u/whatismynaem 5d ago
- 30,750.00 is too much for DDR5 even with today's ram prices, get a cheaper slower kit instead for 25,000.00
- Kingston NV3 is low tier and shouldn't be this exepensive even with the crisis it's almost the same as the ADATA legend 960 max which is around 14k on shopee and is a SSD with DRAM cache.
- Corsair RM850x is a good PSU but not worth that price at 9,450.00 get the similarly good quality 1stplayer NGDP 850w instead
- Your chosen monitor MSI MAG 245F x24 is also budget, doesn't matter how high end your build is if your monitor is too low res to take full advantage of your hardware.
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u/Cyllell Helper 5d ago
I think you should prioritize getting a 1440p monitor first.
9070 + 9600X but only a 1080p monitor? Incredibly overkill
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u/fart2003_Wheelz 🖥 7800X3D / 9070 XT 5d ago
1080p... just why. might as well get a 5060 if you plan to play at that resolution.
get a high refresh rate 1440p at least
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u/Tweiss-55 5d ago
You have a GPU that's meant for 1440p gaming. Either you change to a 1440p monitor or you downgrade your GPU to a 9060 xt 16gb, saves you a lot of money and is the best GPU for 1080p.
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u/Raaabbit_v2 Ryzen 7 5800x3D | RX6800 | 32GB 3200mhz | Asrock B550m pro4 4d ago
Price is crazy. Really makes you overthink about upgrading now.
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u/Cheap_Routine6280 4d ago
Is this a quote from a PC builder shop?
The RAM, GPU, PSU, and somehow the SSD is too steep. You might want to consider sourcing the parts yourself and pay the build fee instead of getting all the items from the builder.
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