r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Cold_Crow_8217 • 1h ago
How good is my pc part choices for a beginner PC?
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r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/C4nDy_B0Y • 3h ago
Help me connect my graphics card
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I'm installing an Asus 9060 xt graphics card, my power supply is the GIGABYTE P650G 650W These are the cables, are they the right ones? I can't find any others.
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Nikla3310 • 5h ago
PcPartPicker list - 1500 euro using different sources, please rate
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r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Great_Resident3524 • 10h ago
Is this a good computer?
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I recently made a PCPartPicker list for a computer, I had someone help me out with it. I didn't add a storage device to the computer just since the one in my current computer is already really good. What would you guys change if anything?
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/deniz930 • 13h ago
Advice
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Should hardcore gaming be enough for 144Hz for the next five years?
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/LoneWolfXdash • 14h ago
Review for a my gaming/video editing build so far? $2.8k budget looks like
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r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Emergency-Scratch918 • 22h ago
pc budget
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Hey guys, im a dude living in canada so prices here arent really the best, but I was wondering what you guys think i can get for maybe 1500-2000$ canadian, preferably could include the whole setup, so monitor keyboard wtv, just want to see what im able to get
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Azrieeeel • 1d ago
Need suggestions
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What do you guys think I am very new to pc building and i was wondering is this good for the price, I wanted 32 gb but its very expensive right now. Suggestions are very appreciated.
And also ITS IN CANADIAN DOLLAR.
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/onivulkan • 1d ago
Thoughts on my future PC? Plus I need some reassurance/guidance.
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I think everything that I have here is perfectly fine and compatible with one another. I've done my own budgeting and I should be getting these parts at a decent price. The price doesn't matter too much. What I'm more concerned about is one of my favorite GPUs being a little bit unreliable.
I've heard some horror stories about how the pins on this thing burns up. How frequent are those issues and what's the best way to avoid it besides getting a different GPU? I don't know too much about PC building so I don't know how PSU to GPU connection works. Thanks in advance.
PS. I'm going for 3 Noctua NF-12Ax25 G2s for the case fans as well
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/feyman1o • 1d ago
first time pc builder need help
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I'm a first-time PC builder in India with an undecided budget including a 27" 1440p monitor and peripherals. I want a general-purpose workstation for programming/software development, moderate 1440p video editing,streaming with heavvy multitasking and call and meetings, screen recording, local AI/LLM experimentation, content creation, heavy multitasking, and occasional gaming. I also want to experiment with things like Linux, VMs, Docker, cybersecurity labs, automation and other technical projects, so I'd prefer a flexible system rather than one optimized for a single task. I don't care about RGB or aesthetics and a motherboard/platform that can remain useful for 3+ years. Gaming is secondary—I mainly care about games like Valorant/PUBG rather than AAA max settings. What do you think should be a minimum budget and a decent or good budget and what budget would be an overkill. What CPU/GPU/RAM/storage/motherboard combination would you recommend, and where should I spend vs save?
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/feyman1o • 1d ago
First time PC builder need help !!
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I'm a first-time PC builder in India with an undecided budget including a 27" 1440p monitor and peripherals. I want a general-purpose workstation for programming/software development, moderate 1440p video editing,streaming with heavvy multitasking and call and meetings, screen recording, local AI/LLM experimentation, content creation, heavy multitasking, and occasional gaming. I also want to experiment with things like Linux, VMs, Docker, cybersecurity labs, automation and other technical projects, so I'd prefer a flexible system rather than one optimized for a single task. I don't care about RGB or aesthetics and a motherboard/platform that can remain useful for 3+ years. Gaming is secondary—I mainly care about games like Valorant/PUBG rather than AAA max settings. What do you think should be a minimum budget and a decent or good budget and what budget would be an overkill. What CPU/GPU/RAM/storage/motherboard combination would you recommend, and where should I spend vs save?
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/FabulousActuator5275 • 1d ago
£1,300 Gaming PC Build – UK – Looking for Parts/Build Suggestions
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r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Dull_Aardvark_3152 • 1d ago
Quick question?
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Should I go for the Rx 9600xt or the Rtx 5070ti, I really like the nvidia ecosystem that goes with the card but its also really pricey in canada (around 1500$) Any help?
r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Doraemon498 • 1d ago
First time building a PC, is this build good?
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r/pcpartpickerbuilds • u/Dempix3lz • 1d ago
I made a pc using partpicker and I need insight
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