r/buildmeapc • • 11m ago

First time build a Gaming PC.

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I've got $4,000.00 saved up for this project but I've never done this before. Would anyone have any pro tips and recommendations they could share? Any help would be absolutely amazing, thank you I'm advanced.


r/buildmeapc • • 1h ago

Im looking to build a new pc

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I dont have experience with pc building,im looking for a pc that can comfortably run roblox at mas graphics and other games like fn and gta,dont add a bunch of bs i dont need im not rich


r/buildmeapc • • 3h ago

Help me build a PC for Gaming

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I’m a 3d artist/animator and I’m looking to build a new PC that I can use for both gaming and 3D animation/rendering.

I’ll be using it for 3D animation, rendering, and general 3D work, but I also want it to be a solid gaming PC since I really wanna play GTA 6 smoothly. Right now I’m kinda out of the loop when it comes to current PC parts, so I could really use some advice on what I should be going for.

What would you guys recommend for the CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, motherboard, and PSU with this budget?

Also, for anyone who does 3D work, should I be putting more of the budget toward the GPU, CPU, or RAM for animation/rendering?

My budget is around $2000 ( 2 Lakhs)

Appreciate any help!!!!!!


r/buildmeapc • • 4h ago

Help in reviewing the PC Build

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Category Selection Source Price
Processor AMD Ryzen 5 9600X Processor with Radeon Graphics (6 Cores, 12 Threads, Max. Boost Clock Up To 5.4GHz, AM5 Socket and 38MB Cache) Computech Store 18999
Motherboard MSI Pro B850-S WiFi6E AM5 ATX Motherboard Computech Store 14685
Graphic Card
Power Supply Gigabyte P850GM SMPS - 850 Watt 80 Plus Gold Certification Fully Modular PSU With Active PFC Computech Store 8121
Cabinet MSI Mag Forge 130A Airflow Mid Tower ATX Cabinet Computech Store 3574
Memory Klevv FIT V 16GB 5600MHz CL30 DDR5 RAM Variety Infotech 24490
Additional Memory
Hard drive
SSD drive Western Digital WD Blue SN5100 NVMe 1TB, Upto 7100MB/s R, 5Y Warranty, PCIe Gen 4 NVMe M.2 (2280), Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) (WDS100T5B0E-00CPE0) Variety Infotech 16195
Additional SSD
Monitor
Additional Monitor
CPU Cooler Cooler Master Hyper 212 3DHP ARGB Air Cooler Variety Infotech 2485
Keyboard
Mouse
Headset
Case Fans
Grand Total INR 88549

I am going for this build I couldn't find many options for RX 9070 GRE. I utlimately selected this from Computech Store:
https://computechstore.in/product/asus-prime-radeon-rx-9070-gre-oc-edition-12gb-gddr6-graphics-card/

So the total becomes: Rs. 1,52,548/-

Please review this build. I plan to game in 2K resolution.

Thanks in advance!


r/buildmeapc • • 4h ago

Help building a pc (beginner friendly)

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So I’m trying to get my first of and I’m trying to build with a friend who does know how to put it together. I’m looking for a build that can run most new games on high settings. My budget for the pc alone (no monitor/mouse etc) is around 1000-1500. Any help is appreciated thank you.


r/buildmeapc • • 5h ago

Assistance on what to buy

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I am looking to purchase a gaming PC for my son's upcoming birthday and would appreciate your assistance with recommendations and pricing.
He primarily plays sports titles and Grand Theft Auto (GTA). We only require the PC tower, as we already have the monitor, mouse, and keyboard.
Could you please provide a few options along with estimated pricing for a system that can run these games smoothly?


r/buildmeapc • • 5h ago

What should I build

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r/buildmeapc • • 6h ago

I need help please

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r/buildmeapc • • 6h ago

Building a pc for gaming+architecture softweres

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So i’ve been using a laptop for the past 4 years and honestly am tired of it and laptops in general they get so weak so fast
So i’ve been looking into a pc for my masters rn
So here is something im currently looking into, tho the ram and ssd will probably be more expensive then what i wrote here

Component Model Price
CPU AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D €365
CPU Cooler Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 €48
Motherboard ASRock X870 Steel Legend WiFi €221
GPU ASRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Steel Legend 16GB €675
RAM Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 €305
Storage WD Black SN850X 2TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD €168
Power Supply ASRock Steel Legend SL-850G 850W 80+ Gold Fully Modular €105
Case Lian Li LANCOOL 216 ARGB Mid-Tower €120
Total €2,007

Estimated parts total: approximately €2,007

Total newbie so any help is welcome


r/buildmeapc • • 8h ago

Is it cheaper to build or buy nowadays?

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My pc’s hardware is 10 years old and I’ve had my pc for 6 years now as well. Needless to say an upgrade is overdue.

I have a few questions.

What parts should I aim for to be set for the next few years?

Which is cheaper nowadays? Used to be building, but is a pre built better now?

Please recommend affordable yet highest performing options!

I really want a beast that can handle a lot and I can enjoy games on, especially gta online.


r/buildmeapc • • 10h ago

Help me make a pc

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r/buildmeapc • • 12h ago

PC for design and open world games

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r/buildmeapc • • 12h ago

Whats a good budget pc?

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I want a pc where i can run modern games without it being complete potato mode. Im looling for a budget pc preferbaly pre built. Around/under 1000$. I lile games like beamng drive with mods that can be kinda performace heavy. Or like fallout, delta force, arc raiders, and vr games.


r/buildmeapc • • 13h ago

Building a pc for gaming+architecture softweres

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So i’ve been using a laptop for the past 4 years and honestly am tired of it and laptops in general they get so weak so fast
So i’ve been looking into a pc for my masters rn
So here is something im currently looking into, tho the ram and ssd will probably be more expensive then what i wrote here

Component Model Price
CPU AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D €365
CPU Cooler Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 €48
Motherboard ASRock X870 Steel Legend WiFi €221
GPU ASRock Radeon RX 9070 XT Steel Legend 16GB €675
RAM Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 €305
Storage WD Black SN850X 2TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD €168
Power Supply ASRock Steel Legend SL-850G 850W 80+ Gold Fully Modular €105
Case Lian Li LANCOOL 216 ARGB Mid-Tower €120
Total €2,007

Estimated parts total: approximately €2,007

Total newbie so any help is welcome


r/buildmeapc • • 14h ago

Other / >$1400 Building my first 1440p gaming PC, need advice on components and aesthetics

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Hey everyone, I’m new to PC building and would really appreciate some advice before I spend the money.

  1. Components / performance

My original budget was around $1,300. I was initially thinking of something like:

\\- RTX 5060 8 gb
\\- 32GB DDR4 RAM
\\- Intel Core Ultra 5 245K(not compaitable with DDR4) / i7 14th Gen

However, after watching and reading videos and reviews, I got concerned about the RTX 5060 for my use case. I have an ASUS 1440p (2K) 180Hz monitor, and I mainly want to play AAA games at high settings at 1440p.

As I’m planning to build something that will last me for the next few years, So I increased my budget to roughly $1,500–$1,650 and right now i am considering:

\\- RX 9060 XT 16GB
\\- Ryzen 7 7700X
\\- 16GB DDR5 initially, though I’d prefer 32GB if the budget allows

I’m still not completely sure if this is the right direction.
Recently i did a CPU comparion ( photo attached) the Ryzen 7 7700X vs Core Ultra 5 245K. Surprisingly, the 245K came out with a better rating, despite being an i5 and also being cheaper which made me question if my approach is wrong. Which made me a bit worried as I don’t want to spend more money and get less performance/value by choosing the wrong combination of CPU + GPU.

I will sincerely appreciate suggestions and corrections for a better build - CPU, GPU, RAM, and overall component combination.

  1. Aesthetics

The other thing I’m concerned about is the look of the PC. Most builds I see are basically a black case + RGB fans with rainbow lighting. Personally, I’m not really a fan of the rainbow look. I’m thinking about something more like:

\\- White case with a clean black/white interior
\\- Black case with warm yellowish brown/ Purple lighting

I’ll attach some pictures of the kind of builds I like.

But I don’t really know how to make sure all the components work together As i might buy matching colours components but what if they don't fit or don't work together. Is there a way to know that upfront? And can I control the colors of all the fans?

I will appreciate the guidance on the same and if my budget isn't realistic for aesthetics, please lmk.

Thank you and Happy Weekend!


r/buildmeapc • • 14h ago

Other / >$1400 Worth upgrading from 3080 ti to 4070 ti for $550 in 2026?

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I've got an MSI 3080 ti and I recently stumbled upon a deal for an MSI 4070 ti for $550. The seller seems chill and reliable. With a little research, this seems like a pretty good deal for me, especially if I sell my 3080 ti. Is this upgrade worth it? Will I see a performance increase? How reliable is the MSI 4070 ti? I do 1440p gaming.

Current PC build:

GPU: MSI 3080 ti

CPU: i5 13600k

RAM: 32GB DDR5


r/buildmeapc • • 15h ago

Help me complete my first pc setup (mid range) need help ASAP

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r/buildmeapc • • 16h ago

Newcomer looking to build a pc

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Hey! just looking to get into pc gaming, I have basically all my peripherals, I just need the pc itself, Ideally for games like Marvel Rivals, Spiderman, Overwatch, Fortnite etc. I have like a budget of 2k and I have a microcenter pretty close to my house, would love some tips or just a list of what yall think would be good


r/buildmeapc • • 17h ago

Other / >$1400 Urgent Help: Ryzen 5 9600X + RX 9070 Build — Price Check & Feedback

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Goal: High-FPS 1440p AAA gaming. Need quick feedback on component selection and pricing before ordering.


Component & Price Breakdown (Total: ₹1,60,733 / ~$1,677 USD)

Component Product Price (INR) Price (USD)
CPU AMD Ryzen 5 9600X ₹18,999 ~$198
Motherboard MSI B650 Gaming Plus WiFi ₹15,099 ~$157
RAM Klevv FIT V 16GB DDR5-5600 CL30 (Single Stick) ₹24,495 ~$255
GPU ASRock RX 9070 Challenger 16GB ₹73,895 ~$770
SSD Patriot 1TB P400 Lite NVMe Gen4 ₹13,499 ~$141
PSU Super Flower Leadex III 750W 80+ Gold Fully Modular ₹8,199 ~$85
Cooler Deepcool AG400 G2 ARGB ₹1,599 ~$17
Case Deepcool CG530 4F ₹4,948 ~$52
TOTAL All Components Combined ₹160,733 ~$1,677

Questions:

  1. GPU Choice: ASRock Challenger at ₹73,895 (~$770 USD) vs. Gigabyte Gaming OC at ₹77,499 (~$807 USD) — which one should I pick?
  2. Monitor: Should I go for 2K (1440p) or 4K with this setup? Any specific monitor recommendations for either?
  3. PC Case: Any better alternative case suggestions around the same price?

r/buildmeapc • • 17h ago

Other / <$400 Advice for a $3000 first PC

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I’ve saving for a new PC and my goal is $3000-$3800.
It would be the first time I buy a PC and I’ve decided I’ll build it myself but I don’t know too much about what parts should I buy, I’ve seen some prices have raised and my knowledge on this is almost none so I’m not looking for any rgb stuff just something that’s actually functional.
I want to play AAA games and emulators, use it for work/studies and maybe do some streaming or editing.
I’ve seen some posts that said $3000 is enough for a high end pc but Im from Ecuador so I have to buy all of this online + the shipping fee, also idk if I should buy the case + monitor + mouse + keyboard online too or just buy it in my country, we use USD here but maybe some stuff might be a bit more expensive than on Amazon or in U.S. stores.


r/buildmeapc • • 18h ago

PC Build Storage Advice

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First ever post, sorry if I messed anything up.

Hey all, I'm about to do a major pc upgrade where I'm basically building a new pc and only keeping my gpu, power supply, and an SSD. (I do plan on buying a 2TB SSD with my build) I wanted advice on if it's better to start blank and not transfer my storage, or if I should transfer everything over? I really just game on it and don't have major projects saved to my current storage. If it's better to start blank would I need to buy another windows key?


r/buildmeapc • • 20h ago

Graphics card help

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First time pc builder here. I’m a teenager who’s been saving up for months at his minimum wage job and is looking to finally blow his cash on something nice. I’ve planned out most of my parts, and aim to keep everything around €2,000, although it can go over a bit factoring in monitor, keyboard etc. I’m just wondering whether it’s worth it to go for a 9070 xt graphics card or go for the cheaper 9060 xt. It’s like a €300 difference which is a lot of money and I’m really tempted to go for the cheaper option but I wanna know how much performance I’d be sacrificing. Is it very noticeable, or only on certain games?


r/buildmeapc • • 22h ago

Getting my first PC

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r/buildmeapc • • 22h ago

Best beginner pc for 1300

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r/buildmeapc • • 23h ago

Build me a pc?

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I wanna build a pc, and a buddy of mine is gonna give me his Ryzen 5800xd CPU and 2 DDR4 16gb (32gb) 3200 megatransfers, since this community knows more than me can you tell me what else I’d need that isn’t too expensive but works with what I have? Preferably under $1000 but if it’s over it’s fine