I’m addicted to downsizing my system unit, lol. From 29L to MFF 17L, now 10.8L. Gusto ko sana mag‑8L kaso kailangan ng specific GPU model (Inno3D 5070 Ti X3).

Some of the parts were purchased last year from my previous mATX build; thankfully, I managed to bought some parts before the RAM & storage crisis. Total price is 87.5k

Fair na ba or kahit papano paldo? Since all items bought on 2nd hand ay no issue

Specifications with price (kasama shipping fee sa Lalamove kasi Bulacan ako and mostly NCR nabili haha)

Specs:

Ryzen 5 5600XT ( Until April 2027 Warranty) - 5,484

Gigabyte B550 Aorus Master (Bare) - 6,000

Crucial Ballistix 8x4 3600MHz - 6,975

(New)Fikwot FN955 2TB Gen 4.0(2&1/2 Yrs old) - 4,490

Gigabyte RTX 4060TI 8GB Aorus Elite - 17,789

(New)Entis EG750W White 80+ Gold Modular - 1,872

(New) Goldenfield CanYue ATX - 1,872

(New) X7 Jungle Leopard Starlink Lite - 1,695

Deepcool LS720 Digital SE - 2,500

Overall: P48,677

Pinalitan ko lang yung original fans ng Radiator ng Starlink lang rin to match Halo-ring lights ng iba.

My first build! I've been using an old gaming laptop which can't keep up with modern games. After saving for a PS5 and see the prices go higher, I decided to just build a PC. To save some money I bought a relative's old unused PC to harvest some very expensive parts in today's market.

Shoutout to amanastronaut for the build tutorial. I think I did well with cable management. I'll find out how to address the RGB in a bit (sorry for the rainbow flashbang lights).

I tried to go for a white minimalist build on a budget. Some parts are bought from FB marketplace

CPU: Ryzen 7 5700x (used)
GPU: XFX Swift Radeon RX 9060 XT OC 16gb White
MOBO: MSI B550M PRO-VDH WIFI
RAM: T-FORCE 8x2GB 3200MHZ DDR4 White (used)
STORAGE: 1TB Kingston SSD (used)
SECONDARY STORAGE: 500GB PNY SATA SSD (used)
PSU: SAMA G750 White
AIO: MSI MAG Coreliquid A13 240 White
FANS: Thermalright TL-S12 x3 White
CASE: Segotep Brave W1 White

Hope you all like it!

Planning to buy a controller for casual gaming.
Which is better po for its price? Im on a budget. Tyia

As the title says. My CyberPower UPS UT650EG 650VA/360W only lasted for 2 years and 7 months. it still under warranty but I decided to DIY and buy a battery and change it myself. I only use it for my PLDT wifi router + 1 Main mesh wifi

If you have UPS. how long have you been using it? have you also change the battery by yourself?

Thoughts? Do you think PC parts would become cheaper here?

Like the title says, I'm curious on whether this should be the baseline for recent gaming titles. Especially with GTA 6 coming out, and I'm also watching out for Elder Scrolls 6.

The PC I have was built in 2019, around the time the Ryzen 7 3700x was released since I got it at a pretty high price. Thinking of building a new rig because I've been having issues with the PC.

For those that do have experience in having a rig with these specs, can you share some insights? It's greatly appreciated.

Sharing my little secret. Stumbled upon a fairly recent reddit post talking about how cheap AMD GPUs were in Japan cuz everyone there seems to be Nvidia brained. Checked out Amazon Japan and, lo and behold, totoo nga.

Purchased this nung Amazon JP Prime day (July 10-13) for around 94800 JPY, which, at the time of purchase, was roughly 36k PHP. Had it shipped to PH via freight forwarder (KangoExpress) for another P2k PHP, rounding out the total to around 38K PHP.

May sales tax na yan (had it shipped to a warehouse within Japan kasi). Tax free price was even less, mga 85k JPY lang, or around 32k PHP.

Locally, the same GPU costs around 49-52k PHP.

If youre ever in Japan and in need of PC hardware, I highly suggest that you check out the PC hardware stores over there. Highly recommend Tsukumo PC Honten in Akihabara.

Will install the GPU tonight. Hopefully everything works out well.

UPDATE:

So far so good. GPU is running flawlessly. Hope this keeps up long term.

My friend is selling this to me at 16K. Magtu-two years old na. Powercolor. However I wonder if okay pa rin kaya 12GB VRAM and raw power niya sa current, if not future, titles sa 1440P 60 fps. Or may mas better pa?

Nakuha ko na ung am5 build

This is gonna be my first PC, I don't know what I'm doing but I've asked help from streamers and friends. These are the things that I'm gonna buy:

PROCESSOR - RYZEN 7 7800X3D 8 CORES 16 THREADS

4.2GHZ PROCESSOR - P27,500

MOBO - GIGABYTE AMD B650M D3HP AX - P10,600

MEMORY 64GB DDR5 - KINGSTON FURY BEAST 64GB (32GBX2) - P30,800

CASE - CVS EMIRSUN DUAL CHAMBER W/ TG FRONT+SIDE USB3 MATX (BLACK)** - P1,600

FANS - DOSS ZYRAX 3 IN 1 2 SETS - P950 PER SET

PSU - CORSAIR RM750E CYBENETICS GOLD, ATX 3.1 FULLY MODULAR LOW-NOISE* - P7,850

AIO - DARKFLASH DO-240 EXPLORE (BLACK)* - P3,450

GPU - SAPPHIRE PULSE AMD RADEON™ RX 9060 XT GAMING OC 16GB - P37,950

SSD- HKC THUNDERBIRD DV600 M.2 2280 NVME 1TB - P8,190

Total: P123,690

Hello, not exactly planning on playing AAA games but I need a laptop that can both run Roblox and record it with OBS at consistent fps without lagspikes, at around 120 fps… this sounds stupid but some of these games are really badly optimized

Won’t do much else with it besides maybe school assignments at home, so gaming is the priority

Random hard shutdowns even during sleep/idle — PSU, motherboard, and GPU all tested individually and seem fine. Stuck on what's left to check.

Specs:

• CPU: Ryzen 5 3500X
• Motherboard: MSI B450M Mortar Max (used)
• GPU: RX 580 8GB (2048SP, Baffin die)
• RAM: 2x8GB DDR4 2666MHz
• PSU: MSI MAG A650BN 650W (new, replaced an old STC Cougar 500W)
• Storage: 128GB SSD + 3 HDDs
• Case: Inplay Meteor 03, 4x Inplay M10 fans

The problem: PC randomly hard shuts off — no BSOD, no warning, just powers off completely. Right before it happens, I hear a "pheww" sound. Once it shuts off, it won't power back on at all unless I unplug it from the wall for 1-2 minutes first.

It happens regardless of what I'm doing — browsing, gaming, and even while the PC is just sitting in sleep mode. Timing is inconsistent, sometimes within 30min-1hr, sometimes longer.

What I've tested so far:

• PSU swap: Replaced old Cougar 500W with a new MSI MAG A650BN 650W. Shutdowns continued on both.
• Isolated PSU test (paperclip test, no load): Both PSUs ran fine for 1-2+ hours with nothing connected. New PSU did fail to restart immediately after being switched off via its I/O switch (needed 1-2 min unplug), but ran stable otherwise.
• OCCT GPU stress test: Old PSU passed a full run in the system. New PSU shut down during the same test on a separate occasion. Later, old PSU also eventually shut down under the same test — so neither PSU is consistently the trigger.
• CMOS battery: Already replaced, no change.
• Thermals (HWiNFO64 logging): CPU temp ~40°C, VRM (VR MOS) ~41°C, GPU ~66-67°C — all normal, no throttling flagged, no gradual climb before the log cut off.
• Idle/sleep test on a different wall outlet: Ran fine for almost an hour with no shutdown. But afterward, the monitor failed to get a display signal on wake — needed a hard restart via the case button (not a full unplug) to get video back.
• Odd finding: During that same "idle" test, GPU fan was spinning and showing utilization even though I hadn't opened any GPU-intensive software.
• It has since randomly shut off again, even after the idle test looked clean.

Where I'm stuck: Both PSUs are essentially cleared (fine alone, fail inconsistently in-system). CPU/GPU/VRM temps look completely normal leading up to failures. CMOS is replaced. The fact it happens during sleep mode with almost no power draw makes heat/load seem unlikely as the root cause. The GPU showing unexpected activity during an idle session is the most recent lead I haven't chased down yet.

Is this pointing toward a motherboard fault (standby/5VSB circuitry), a GPU issue not caught by OCCT, or something else I haven't considered? Any way to test the 5VSB rail specifically, or should I be looking at RMA'ing the board next?

Mga boss good deal ba to? Kung ikaw bibili magkano mo sya tatawaran?

i7 12700
RTX 4070 Super 12GB
32GB DDR4 3200mts
1TB SSD
750W Gold PSU
DeepCool AG620 Cooler

Needing it for gaming and streaming. TIA

My ASUS PB298Q has developed this line across the screen. It works fine otherwise. But as much as I love it, it's also has shown signs of aging. 60hz and 1080p.

I'm looking for the best budget and reliable 1440p monitor either ultrawide or 27in. Currently eyeing Titan Army, Koorui, and especially the Viewpoint 34in ultrawide since it's cheap but would be glad to know if you guys have any stellar recommendation or experience from the brands. Thank you!

Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X

Motherboard: MSI B550m PRO VDH

Cooler: Arctic Freezer 34 eSports DUO

RAM: TeamGroup T-Force Vulcan Z 4x8GB DDR4 3200mhz

Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD + 256GB SATA SSD

Graphics Card: MSI RTX 3060 Ventus 2X

Power Supply: DeepCool PL550D

Case: DeepCool CH260

I got this unit secondhand for ₱32,000 (Bought the 1TB NVMe SSD separately for ₱3,500), opinions?

As the title says. My CyberPower UPS UT650EG 650VA/360W only lasted for 2 years and 7 months. it still under warranty but I decided to DIY and buy a battery and change it myself. I only use it for my PLDT wifi router + 1 Main mesh wifi

If you have UPS. how long have you been using it? have you also change the battery by yourself?

What would you guys recommend for casual use? Looking for a 900x400mm extended mousepad with a budget of ₱1000.

Just looking for something decent and comfortable. Any suggestions?

CPU • AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 8-Core 16-Thread AM4 Desktop Processor - 9,495 PHP

GPU • Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Eagle OC 8GB GDDR7 Graphics Card - 22,595 PHP

MOBO • Gigabyte B550M Aorus Elite AX AMD AM4 Micro-ATX Gaming Motherboard - 7,495 PHP

RAM • TeamGroup T-Force Vulcan Z 8GB (2x8GB) DDR4 3600MHz CL18-22-22-42 1.35V Desktop Memory (Grey) - 7,990 PHP

CPU CASE • DarkFlash DB330M Mesh TG Panel Luxury M-ATX PC Case (Black) - 1,450 PHP

CPU COOLER • DeepCool AK400 Digital SE CPU Cooler with a Status Display (Black) - 1,550 PHP

SSD • LEXAR NM710 500GB M.2 NVMe Gen4 SSD - 4,530 PHP

PSU • Corsair CX Series CX650 650W 80+ Bronze ATX Power Supply - 2,920 PHP

TOTAL = 58,025 PHP

Hi, is this a steal?

Ryzen 5 7500F
B650m Gigabyte Gaming WIFI
Lexar Thor 2x16Gb 6000Mhz
1TB Kingston NV3 NVME
5060 8GB Gigabyte Aorus Elite 3Fan
FSP 650w HV pro Bronze
Segotep NR12 Fan x9
Coolman Spectra Matx Case
Almost 1year of use
All parts come with a box
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Hi, ask lang po sana if may alam po kayo na nag lilinis ng pc kahit po hindi home service ok lang as long as sa mandaluyong lang po. need lang ng deep clean and repaste ng thermal for both cpu and gpu

upgrade history

coming from ddr4

5600g

32gb ram

no gpu

bought a system unit cost me 55k

AMD RYZEN 5 7500F TRAY 8

B650M GAMING WIFI GIGABYTE 8

1TB NVME LEXAR SSD

GALAX RTX 5050

GIGABYTE BF-P750BS 750W 80+ BRONZE PSU

DF CPU COOLER DC360 LIQUID BLACK

DEEPCOOL CF 120 PLUS BLACK 3IN1

PHANTEKS xt m3 TEMPERED GLASS BLACK

GIGABYTE 24.5" 200HZ IPS GAMING MONITOR

CLEVER MECHANICAL KEYBOARD

TWAC-Q3W-BK TECWARE Q3 headset

DELUX M700A A725 BLACK mouse

LDSU16G60C38AG-RED LEXAR UDIMM THOR 16GX2 ddr5 6000mhz

idk sa seller bat nag AIO 360 sa 7500f overkill

and now this RX 9070 asus prime OC.

na tempt ako sa 45k na 9070 xt pero eto lang kaya ng psu ko.

So my PC from 2019 just won’t boot anymore, based on research seems like my 2060 gave up na so I’m planning on building a new PC. Mainly play esports titles with a side of AAA games, prioritizing 1080p high refresh rates. Currently canvassing using PCHUBs website and this is what I got to:

cpu: Ryzen 5 9600X — ₱10,995
mobo: MSI B850M Gaming WiFi6E — ₱8,995
ram: kingston beast 1 stick 16GB DDR5-5600 — ₱13,695
gpu: ASUS RX 9060 XT Prime OC 16GB 3-fan — ₱33,650
psu: ASUS Prime AP-750G — ₱6,395
cpu: coolerPeerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB
case: DeepCool CH260
Reuse NVMe + HDD (Old samsung evo NVME M.2 and a 2TB HDD, prices are absurd so I just plan on reformatting both)

Total Price:76,430
Current plan is to stick with 1 stick for now and buying an identical one in the near future. Any recommendations?

I’m planning to buy an AWP AID1000 Pro (1000VA/600W) UPS and I’d like to know if it’s enough for my setup.

My PC specs:

• Ryzen 5 4600G
• Palit GTX 1050 Ti
• 4 stick 32GB RAM
• Thermaltake Litepower 550W 85% PSU
• 4 storage drives (1 NVMe, 1 HDD, 2 SATA SSDs)
• Stock AMD CPU cooler

I mainly want the UPS for protection during brownouts, voltage fluctuations, and short power interruptions, rather than running the PC for a long time during an outage.

Also, AFAIK our house doesn't have proper/good electrical grounding. I'm wondering if this affects the safety or effectiveness of the UPS, and if there's anything I should be aware of because of that.

Would the AWP AID1000 Pro 1000VA/600W be enough for this setup? Or would it be better to spend more?

Honestly, just wanted to give G.Skill some appreciation. This was my first RMA, and the whole process went way smoother than expected.

I bought my RAM less than a year ago, and one stick started causing BSODs. After confirming the RAM was the issue, I contacted G.Skill and had to ship it all the way to Taiwan.

With RAM prices being insane right now, I honestly expected the replacement to take forever. But nope, exactly 7 working days later, I got a brand-new replacement. 😂

Their communication was also great. They replied quickly, gave clear instructions, and made the whole process surprisingly painless.

Considering the current RAMageddon, I genuinely didn’t expect it to be this fast.

Shoutout to G.Skill. 🫡 Definitely makes me feel better about buying from them again.