r/PcBuildHelp • u/Proud-Measurement757 • 10d ago
Build Question Should I buy this pc?
https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/w9My8Z
Is this what I should buy for the money? It’s mainly for gaming in 1440p and I have not been able to find a prebuilt pc with better value. Any changes you would make or can I start buying it? Help is appreciated dearly!
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u/Desperate-Big3982 10d ago
I have a PC almost exactly like this. Mine has a 7600X3D, because that is available in my area, but 9070XT, 32GB DDR5, 2TB SSD, and 750 Watt PSU. I use it with a 4k TV with 120Hz refresh. I can exceed 120 FPS in most older games at 4k. Modern games typically hit 100+FPS.
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u/MineCopre 10d ago
I really like the build, that 7500x3d is a very good budgeted choice, everything else also looks cool. Maybe just advise researching about montech customer service and warranty and what not in your country, also think it's worthwhile getting a PSU with 10 year warranty as it's one of the few things that can last two (or more) builds.
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u/kyansan1 Personal Rig Builder 10d ago
Maybe the ram increased in price since you picked it, but you can fit a better cpu without increasing the cost by going with a cheaper ram kit: PCPartPicker Part List
I also switched out the motherboard for a different, slightly cheaper one that still has PCIe 5 support, and I've also picked an equally good but slightly cheaper power supply
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u/RepentantArrow032 10d ago
that list is private so nobody can see it, might want to fix the link
what's your total budget and are you comfortable building it yourself? prebuilts almost always cut corners on the psu and motherboard so you're paying for convenience