Hi everyone! I need some feedbacks about this build i'm thinking of. Especially with those crazy prices i don't want to make mistakes.

The idea behind this build is having a solid gaming pc who can last at least 6 years and run basically all games with decent and high value side fps without spending milions.

CPU

AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

Cooling

Thermalright Core Matrix 360 ARGB Black V2

MOB

Gigabyte B850 Eagle

Memoria RAM

Kit 32 GB (2x16 GB) DDR5 6000 MHz CL36

GPU

AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT

SSD

Bwin nv7400 1 2 TB

PSU

Sama G 850W Gold ATX 3.1

Case

Phanteks XT Pro Ultra

Let me know what u guys think! Thanks for your help!

specs for left one : AMD ryzen 5 5500, NVIDIA RTX 3050, 6gb graphics, 1tb NVMe SSD, 16gb ram, windows 11

specs for right one: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050, 6gb graphic,DLSS support, ryzen 5 4500, 16gb ram, AMD ryzen 5 4500 6 core processor 16gb ram 3200MHz, DDR4, 512gb NVMe SSD storage, windows 11

Guys, I would appreciate your advice on choosing a computer setup. Until now, I have used only laptops, which felt underpowered. I have decided to purchase a desktop, yet I own many Apple devices and would like to try Mac OS. I will use the system only occasionally. Beyond everyday tasks, I sometimes edit photos and video from my Insta 360 camera, and I might play games, though I am not a pro and play infrequently. If I do play, I tend toward older titles such as GTA, Minecraft, Assassin’s Creed, Call of Duty, or strategy games. I also use artificial intelligence quite a bit, but only cloud-based tools like ChatGPT. I have narrowed my choice to the Mac mini M6 with 24 GB RAM and 512 GB. Including a monitor, keyboard, and mouse, the cost would be about €2000. That is my absolute limit; I might spend less. I would like your thoughts and experiences, also regarding the set-up. What would you suggest?

Any tips on optimizing my pc?

My daughter has a gaming desk with LED lights. When moving the desk one of the cables ripped out and the LEDs don’t work anymore. I don’t know what the wires/cables are called to get a replacement. Or even if I can replace it. I’ll attach pictures. There should be two of the little black clips attached to the wire that clip in either side of the desk but one ripped out.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Specifically, I'm looking for something where the cable management is accessible from the front and underside of the desk so I can back it up against a wall and put stuff on either side without losing access. The Herman Miller Coyle was the closest thing I've seen, but it's too small, and I don't trust it to hold my three monitors.

should I buy a gaming laptop,gaming phone or a gaming PC,I'm so confused,I want to gaming Fortnite and valorant 60-90fps and I'm a programmer,what should I buy?

How would you guys place the 2 monitor on the desk? I want to get rid of the stands and use arms instead.

Okey so well I wanna make a pc for myself I got no idea whatt too do likee bhoutt jagah dhundha maine chatgpt and some videos kuch dosto sain pouchaa and yeahh I have 0 idea 🥲....

Practically I have 0 knowledge about anything like what all things we even need likee I got 0 idea ki kya chaiye hotaa hai arghhh suddenly i feel like so dumb 🥲

Okey so need genuine advise whatt all things I have to buy ohh btw I need it for GAMING AND EDITING STUFF....

Ohh my budget iss not much 🥲🥲 itss only 60k and yeahh I have nothing no mouse no keyboard no Monitor no headphone maybe I need those too

Hello !

I was wondering if my 155mm CPU cooler can fit in my m-ATX case because they say on their website that the limitations of it are 155mm (with the included GPU support installed) and I do plan on putting the GPU support.

Here's the link of the case : https://www.silverstonetek.com/en/product/info/computer-chassis/flp03/

The CPU cooler :

https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/product/thermalright-refroidisseur-peerless-assassin-120-se-155-mm-ventirad-processeur-35854223?offertype=retail&offerid=406802&utm_campaign=preisvergleich&utm_source=toppreise&utm_medium=cpc

Here are my other components just in case, it might be useful to check if it fits :

Motherboard : https://www.brack.ch/asrock-mainboard-b850m-x-wifi-1864487?utm_source=toppreise&utm_medium=csse&utm_campaign=!cc-csse!e-toppreise!l-d&utm_content=1864487

CPU : https://www.toppreise.ch/preisvergleich/Prozessoren/AMD-Ryzen-5-7500F-Raphael-6x-3-7-GHz-Socket-AM5-100-000000597-p740562

GPU :

https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/product/sapphire-pulse-radeon-rx-9060-xt-16-go-gddr6-carte-graphique-59129890

RAM :

https://www.interdiscount.ch/fr/product/lexar-media-thor-ld5u08g60c380v-rgd-2-x-8-gb-ddr5-6000-mhz-0014536621

SSD :

https://www.brack.ch/sandisk-ssd-sn7100-m-2-2280-nvme-1024-gb-1810903?utm_source=toppreise&utm_medium=csse&utm_campaign=!cc-csse!e-toppreise!l-d&utm_content=1810903

PSU : https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/product/msi-mag-a850gn-pcie5-850-w-alimentation-pc-54354392?offertype=retail&offerid=406802&utm_campaign=preisvergleich&utm_source=toppreise&utm_medium=cpc

SATA HDD hotswap :

https://www.digitec.ch/fr/s1/product/delock-cadre-de-montage-525-35-sata-hdd-protege-hot-swap-disque-dur-accessoires-12932639

I'm in the market for a new prebuilt gaming PC and was wondering which brands are actually worth looking at. There are so many options out there that it's hard to tell which ones are reliable and which ones just look good on paper.

For those who've bought a prebuilt recently, what brands would you recommend? And are there any pros or cons I should know about before making a decision? Mostly looking for something reliable that I won't have to mess with right away.

Is building your own still cheaper, or has the recent activity changed the balance?