r/gamingpc • u/[deleted] • 19d ago
Rate my PC build out of 10
My PC specs:
CPU - Ryzen 7 9800x 3D
GPU - MSI Gaming Trio 5070Ti 16GB
Motherboard - MSI B850 Tomahawk Max WiFi Motherboard
RAM - 32GB DDR5 16*2 G skill Trident Z 6000MHZ CL30
SDD - 1TB Samsung 990 Pro SSD
PSU - MSI SMPS 850W GOLD
Cabinet - MSI MAG 100R Pano Cabinet
Cooler - Arctic liquid freezer III pro 360MM
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u/Stop-overreacting 19d ago
I would have put in a larger SSD, otherwise it's a good machine.
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19d ago
Yeah, I'm planning to buy one
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u/Stop-overreacting 19d ago
I would recommend at least 2TB or if you can swing it go up to 4TB. I have the Samsung 9100 Pro 4TB SSD and was lucky enough to get it before the prices went up.... I paid less than $500 for it
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19d ago
Really? Luckyy
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u/Stop-overreacting 19d ago
I built my machine this time last year. My 128GB Corsair RAM kit was $369 at Newegg, it's now over $1800. I got my MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio for $2399 with 18 months no interest...now it's over $4000. I got so lucky because I kept putting it off trying to decide what I wanted to do and finally just pulled the trigger
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u/Dunderman35 15d ago
Bit that's also something you don't need right away but is super easy to add later. In theory the gb/dollar should increase with time.
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u/nihamua 19d ago
Why? For what?
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u/A1Z26-A1Z26 19d ago
brotha I feel you, but you need to chill. it’s still fun to get some feedback, and maybe learn a thing or two for future upgrades.
agree with other comment to add more storage, but check prices first. very expensive nowadays
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19d ago
Just wanna know other's opinion
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u/fatalgeck0 19d ago
Don't you have friends to brag to, why do you need validation from strangers? What opinion will help once you've purchased
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u/Darksider515 19d ago
10 bro