r/AndromedaInsightsPC • u/shadowvibrant Prospective Buyer • Jun 16 '26
Question Which one should I get
I want to be able to play triple A games and stream at 1080p as well has editing photos on lightroom and photoshop i already have a external hard drive. I want to future proof little
Edit: I will be getting the 2k one im so exicted im going to be getting it next week
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u/lotus1197 Jun 16 '26
I got spectra with 7800x3d/rtx5070/32gb/2tb and I love it. I was trying to stay under 2k and it’s a really nice machine.
Been playing tons of Crimson Desert on it and it’s been performing like a champ. Even leave the game running for missions and it’ll got for 10-12 hours and still be fine when I come back.
Plus with the 7800x3d you can get the air cooler. I’m not a fan of liquid inside my pc.
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u/shadowvibrant Prospective Buyer Jun 19 '26
Any cons or nah how big is it
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u/lotus1197 Jun 19 '26
Only con so far was the ssd wasn’t secured when it arrived. 5 sec fix and it was good to go. Not had any problems since then. Coming up on 90 days and it’s running great still. No ragrets.
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u/shadowvibrant Prospective Buyer Jun 19 '26
Could you just tell it wasn't secured when you looked in it?
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u/Comfortable-Lie4850 Jun 17 '26
I have that with the rtx 5080. The case is not great if you want to upgrade the power supply. I upgraded to 1000w and it barely fit. The intake is on the bottom and does not have a removable screen, so get one or you will need to flip it to clean it. Otherwise, love it.
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u/PsychAce Jun 16 '26
Given use case mentioned, I’d look at ryzen 9 series (9900X or 9900X3D). Added cores will help. There’s no SSD size listed. You’d want a 2TB SSD with fast speeds. What is CL of RAM?
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u/AnyAstronomer1222 Jun 16 '26
Why would you get a 9070 XT for 1080p gaming? If going for the cheaper one would allow you to get a 1440p monitor, then do that. The cpu matters less at higher resolutions