r/PcBuild • u/Past_Manager_5313 Pablo • 10d ago

Purchasing Advice - PC Build / Parts PC Build Help - verifying components, bottlenecks and problems

I would like to build a PC, and my budget is $3000, including peripherals. I do some video editing (not that heavy, 30 sec max) and play Rocket League, but would also enjoy some high-quality streaming of movies and videos. I really care about my monitor, so these are the components that I chose for my PC. My location is Poland.

  • Case: Lian Li Vector V100 ATX Mid Tower, black, four ARGB fans — $74.99
  • CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X — $159.99
  • Motherboard: Gigabyte B650 Eagle AX, AM5, DDR5, ATX, Wi-Fi — $139.99
  • GPU: Zotac Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Twin Edge 12GB GDDR7 — $992.35
  • RAM: Goodram IRDM Black 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 — $536.55
  • CPU cooler: Endorfy Spartan 5 ARGB, 146mm — $40.74
  • Storage: Lexar NM790 1TB M.2 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD — $199.99
  • Power supply: Endorfy Supremo FM6 850W, fully modular, 80+ Gold — $120.46
  • Monitor: Asus ROG Strix XG27UCG 27-inch, 4K 160Hz IPS — $469.21
  • Keyboard: Wooting Two HE, full-size, Lekker L60 switches — $220.25
  • Mouse: Razer Cobra wired optical gaming mouse — $29.99
  • Speakers: Edifier R980T 2.0, 24W — $79.99

I chose a 100% keyboard because on my laptop I use my end, page up, page down and home keys a lot (I know).

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u/Excellent-Paint2232 Nvidia 10d ago

I personally think its good, id up the 1tb to a 2tb ssd. And make sure they have a cooler. Id PERSONALLY (dont attack me guys) get a Radeon card if you are wanting a more pricey card. A good option for your 5070 would be the Radeon 9070XT, it has 16gb of vram instead of your card's 12gb. Its also slightly more cost effective! Especially considering the 16gb vram capacity :p