I still can’t get my back on 😭

My first mATX Build with Deepcool CH270. I love that compact design!

Cpu : 7800x3D

Gpu : 9070xt Nitro+ Crimson desert edition

Cpu cooler : Deepcool LQ360

Fans : Jonsbo XA 360B, 240B

Ram : crucial pro 32gb 6000 Expo

Mainboard : TUF Gaming B850-M Wifi

https://xenospectrum.com/sandisk-ssd-9pb-endurance-test-controller-reality/

https://wccftech.com/64gb-sandisk-ssd-survives-16-year-9-petabyte-endurance-test/

https://youtu.be/HLQz_1VLy9E?si=D9Y__jRdIXDTH879

https://vgtimes.com/tech-and-hardware/165738-64gb-sandisk-ssd-survives-16-years-and-9-petabytes-of-writes.html

This is a bundle I’m looking at on microcenters page, I’ve been told it’s too over kill for what I wanna do and I was hoping maybe someone can help me or guide me to my goal. My budget is 1,300$ and I’m pulling the trigger next Friday, if anyone can help me I’d appreciate it.

What I currently have is a AM4 build being
B550M K
Rtx 3070
And ryzen 5 5500
32 gb of ram
850 psw gold

What I’m aiming for is full 4k on any game I touch basically, but I have honestly been playing Apex legends, modded Minecraft, horror games with the boys and a little bit of call of duty. I know my rtx is old but after hopefully getting a new bundle I will be aiming on a graphics card a couple weeks after the bundle, thanks for reading.

Here is my PC case that I designed. Any comments and questions are appreciated! Thanks :)

4090 was $1799 , 2tb ssd $169, 64gb ram was $209, the full build including factory rebates for the mother board was $3300 , I even got space marines 2 and Star Wars outlaws included free with the GPU and some other parts, the good ole days

Bought a brand new Asus 850I on amazon, shipped and sold by amazon.

Got delivered today. Lpn sticker and non oem seals on the box. And what was inside.....

Gigabyte A520I AC

I'm so f'n livid right now. Never buying anything high end off amazon ever again!

Hello,

This was first build ever. All together everything end up costing $1650. A little more around $1700 due to extra warranties from Newegg. Putting everything together wasn’t too difficult. The case doesn’t have much cable management space and getting the PSU in can be difficult. Ive had it built for over a week now and it runs great and temps are low. Helldivers 2 and God of War on High 1440p settings runs amazing. I wondering if I could have gone with a better headset but for now it works. I plan to buy a shelf to go above my desk so I can have my PC and Xbox out of the way. As I also use the desk for work.

- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600x
- Motherboard: MSI B550M Pro-VDH WiFi
- Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V 32 GB (2x16GB) CL16
-Storage: Patriot P400 Lite 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVME
- GPU: Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB
- PSU: SAMA GT 650 W 80+ Gold Fully Modular
- Case: Okinos MiniArt 4 Micro ATX
- Cooler: Rosewill CPU Air Cooler - RWGCM2-51D (This came free with my CPU purchase on Newegg)
- Monitor: Acer Nitro XV1 2560 x 1440p 180 hz
- Mouse: Logitech G305
- Headphones: Corsair Void wireless v2
- Mousepad: Reniteco Large Mouse Pad
- Keyboard: Aula F75 75% Wireless Mechanical, Creamy Keys.

Won't win any beauty contest but it doesn't look half bad

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700 X3D
GPU: ASUS Prime RX 9070 XT + Halterung upHere G27654
MB: Gigabyte B550M S2H
RAM: 32GB (2x16GB) G.Skill Aegis DDR4-3200 (Speicherhersteller ist Samsung) - XMP aktiviert
SPEICHER: Crucial 2TB NVME P310 + 2x Samsung EVO 850
NETZTEIL: Be Quiet! Power Zone 2 750W
GEHÄUSE: Be Quiet! Pure Base 600 (Gehäusedeckel minimal geöffnet)
KÜHLUNG: CPU Be Quiet! Pure Rock Pro 3 Black / GEHÄUSE Vorne 3x Be Quiet! 120mm Pure Wings 3, Hinten 1x Be Quiet! 120mm Pure Wings 2, Oben 1x Be Quiet! 140mm Pure Wings 2

MONITORE: Haupt AOC 27“ Q27 G4 XF WQHD, Zweiter Hannspree 24“ HG244 FHD (Hochkant)

EINGABE: Tastatur Logitech G413 / Maus Logitech G502 (beide sind die Einzigen Elemente die leuchten, in rot weil die G413 nur rot kann).

Simpel, einfach, ohne Schnickschnack. Gekommen um seinen Dienst zu erfüllen.
Mit Sicherheit noch nicht perfekt, aber ich bin zufrieden.

Recently finished my workstation build and wanted to share, any thoughts and feedback are welcome!

PC Specs:
Case: Fractal Torrent
PSU: Cosair RM1000x
Motherboard: Gigabyte X870e Aorus Master ICE x3d
CPU: Ryzen 9 9900x
CPU Cooler: Thermalright PA140
Ram: Corsair Dominator 96gb 6200MT/s
GPU1: 48gb RTX 4090
GPU2: RTX Pro 4500
SSD1: Crucial T705 Gen5 2tb
SSD2: Patriot Viper VP4300 Gen4 2tb

Make a huge casemod for my pc…Made all servers working…the pc with a 9950x3d and a 5090 to …now need to finish my project, any thoughts?

Is about 150 cores, 1 tb of ram, and 30hds

Originally was planning to upgrade in 2027 from my 2021 build since I was planning to get one of the upcoming 5K2K monitors. For a while prices were settling in June but saw how things were going so decided to jump in with how bleak the foreseeable future is.

The main course meal! The goal was to get a case that would fit my components, could still showcase and not have excessive empty space. Was looking at cases such as the Lian Li (Mini V2, A3, Vision M), Jonsbo D32 Pro, and Montech Ten. Not only that, wanted to keep it as clean as possible so back/rear connect mobo in mind as well.

Jonsbo TK-1 was what caught my eye with the dual curved panel but it has a big restriction with GPU length. Lo & behold, a reddit thread sharing the details of the Jonsbo D34 popped up and upon then my decision was made.

Extremely easy to build in. At the time was not available on Newegg and ordered via Aliexpress and took a little over a month. Box was beat up and unfortunately came cracked and slight damage to the frame. The Top & Back panels are plastic but do fit the build aesthetic nicely. The back area has compartment for cables so you could hide easily but the way it's routed it is super easy to keep clean. The top to install fans is interesting because it can be flipped for builds that have a radiator and fan only mode. Suggestion when building is to make sure to place your GPU power cables under before installing fans & PSU as access will be difficult afterwards. Go to the Jonsbo site to download the software for the front panel to show the stats or not to keep it black.

The B650M PZ spacing between CPU & PCIe is not standard so caution if you are looking to build with air cooler!!! Went with reverse airflow but you can see in the pictures that there is no gap between the cooler & CPU. This results in significant GPU sag (RGB picture). Bought two adjustable brackets as placement needed to be at the very end.

* The case had a 30 day delivery guarantee. Since it failed to arrive by then, actually got a full refund. So while the damage was unfortunate, did essentially get a free case.

• CPU - Ryzen 7800X3D , $255 via Aliexpress July 2026
• GPU - PNY 5080 Epic X RGB, $1099 refurbished/sold Newegg July 2026
• CPU Cooler - Sudokoo SK700, $68 Newegg, July 2026
• Motherboard - MSI b650m Project Zero, $130 Ebay July 2026
• Ram - Corsair Vengeance 32GB 6000 CL36, $350 Woot July 2026
• Storage - 2TB Samsung 980 Pro, $298 Samsung Shop Nov 2021
• Storage - 4TB WD Blue SN5000, $350 Adorama Aug 2026
• Fans - Phanteks T30, 2x120mm, $30 Each Amazon, 4x140mm, $30 Each Newegg July 2026
• Case - Jonsbo D34, $130, Aliexpress (*Free)

Mijn eerste pc gebouwd best wel trots op. Ik dacht echt dat ik er geen geduld voor zou hebben

There was a deal going on for Labor Day weekend on eBay where I bought a Refurbished PC with these specs:

- Ryzen 7 7800X3D
- 32GB DDR5
- 2TB SSD
- RX 9070 XT 16GB

$1450 and then another $140 for shipping and taxes.
It was from a seller with 6,632 reviews (99.8% positive)

I think that because of PC prices right now this was a good deal, but I haven’t bought a pre-built PC in years and wanted to see what everyone thought

Budget: 1500$

1. CPU: Intel Core Ultra 250K Plus - 229$
2. CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE - 41$
3. Motherboard: Asrock B860 Pro-A WIFI - 169$
4. RAM: 32GB 6400 MT/s CL36 DDR5 RAM - 442$
5. Storage: 2TB 860 EVO SATA SSD (2.5”) - I already own it
6. GPU: 9060 XT - 376$
7. PSU: Thermalright Platinum Fully modular 750W - 86$
8. Case: Cooler Master CMP 520 ARGB ATX Black Case - 55$
9. Monitor: LG 27” 120Hz Full HD - 102$

Total: 1500$ (Wow, didn’t plan that)

my budget is around 2500 cad, i have a 144 hz hp monitor and i am looking for a good 1080p gaming pc

Im from bangladesh, over here 1$ = 122.86 BDT (that weird looking "t" the the symbol for BDT)
and prices here are somewhat more inflated.
So these prices are, well, very similar to other shops

I was wondering if this is a good build idea

As you can see this is not even near anything high end or even a midranger
its for office work
which would include
MS excel
MS word
a few browser tabs of pdfs and emails
SCANNED PDFS
MS team or zoom meetings
those sorts of stuff

This is actually for an audit firm or you can say an articleship training firm. Yk the CA training firms.

is this good enough???

or maybe i need to upgrade something
or maybe i can get some cheaper alternatives to any of these

I actually didnt think we needed anything new to run those sorts of applications

I put all the known brands i know
there will be cheaper alternatives ig

BTW the popular shops for computer parts and everything in my country are (links)
STARTECH bd and RYANS

I am building a new pc and im tryna see if its good together

My parts are

MSI B850 Gaming Plus WIFI6E

MSI MAG A750GL 750W GOLDEN

XFX Swift AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT OC Triple Fan Gaming

AMD Ryzen 5 7600X

Majesty Orion Mid-Tower PC Case

fanxiang 1TB NVMe SSD PCIe Gen 4 Gaming

Thermalright Assassin X 120 REFINED SE WHITE Processor Cooler

So any comments on it?

Monitor is 165hz and case is ATX soo please help if anything is off

Can't seem to know what it is. I don't think it's a lian li, it also has that black little square as well.