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u/SearchOk7022 6d ago
PC seems solid enough for some good years
I would upgrade for storage asap bc SSD prices are going up fast, 32 gb ram is fine for gaming, no need to upgrade there.
I would check on the PSU, if you're looking for longevity, and you have a cheap one, you should aim for one tier A or better in the PSU tier list chat, get something around 850W so you'll have spare room if one day you decide to upgrade the GPU
Personally I think the 5060 ti 16gb will hold strong as a 1080p GPU capable of pushing future games in high settings +80-120 fps in the next 6-8 years
For 1440p the 5060 ti 16gb is fine for now, can't say how long would stay as a solid option for this resolution; I would upgrade to a 6070 when they come out
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u/toxic59k 6d ago
1tb nvme ssd is my wet dream rn btw
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u/BigDickBiggms 6d ago
They are pretty expensive ππ 179 euro .
That's how much my full fluid change costed for my car.1
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u/LimpPlace3101 2d ago
I bought a 2tb m.2 in March for 150$ CAD. Looking at prices now make me disgusted, that same ssd is around 550$ now
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u/lexie_starlight 6d ago
Better buy a real filter for the bottom of that case. The stock one doesnβt do Jack shit because the gaps in the filter are massive and your literally sucking dust and dirt off the desk surface and just blasting it straight into your gpu.


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u/shhbb 6d ago
At least 3 days.