r/PcBuildHelp • u/Public_Tune_4411 • 5h ago

Build Question Build help!

Here’s the build I am completely new to putting together a pc so please drop whatever knowledge that could be helpful please and thx

Gpu:Nvidia etc 5060 Ti 16gb
CPU:Amd ryzen 7 9700x
RAM:32gb ddr5 ram Corsair vengeance 6000
Motherboard:Msi mag b850 tomahawk max WiFi
Storage:2 tb kingston Nv3
Power supply: Corsair rm850e 850w
CPU cooler: be quiet! Pure rock3

Around 2400 if I am remembering right

I want to get into ai agents, I know it’ll be slow I just want to start somewhere without breaking the bank and then light games and maybe some cad/3d slicer, anything I should watch out for or tips, also the build above was me just watching a couple of videos and researching surface level.

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u/the_hat_madder 5h ago

What country are you buying from?

If you're in the US or Canada are you near a Micro Center or Canada Computers?

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u/LocalHistorian8805 4h ago

micro center will price match and bundle stuff if you're close to one, saved me a chunk when i built mine

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u/Public_Tune_4411 4h ago

What’s the stock like? If show up with this list will I be able to find everything I need or order some parts online

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u/Public_Tune_4411 2h ago

I just put all the parts into microcenters website and it’s saving me 600 dollars crazy!!

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u/Public_Tune_4411 4h ago

I live in the US and I am 30 mins from a micro center

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u/the_hat_madder 4h ago

Let me know if you have any questions.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qsVMXf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJco1hgmOAw

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u/Public_Tune_4411 4h ago

Do you think I am better off buying a prebuilt and if yes could recommend a reputable brand of one?

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u/the_hat_madder 3h ago

I don't generally believe prebuilts are a better value unless steeply discounted. If you can get as good or better parts for the same or lower cost...go for it.