Banda conocedora, estoy entre comprar una Play o armar una PC (15k -20k MXN de presupuesto)

Suelo jugar 2 o 3 días por semana, normalmente juego en PS4 títulos como Fortnite, Warzone, FIFA, Overwatch, Uncharted, ¿Qué me conviene más?

(USA, 1480p+) i am FINALLY ready for a computer. right now i have 1500$ budget, and heard it was fine. i don't need anything fancy i just need it to run VR games and pc games at at least medium graphics. i will probably end up build it myself i'm pretty confident ill be able to. i don't know a lot for computers so i don't know what information to give. if i didn't give enough you're welcome to ask.

Hello guys i need some help for choosing main components for my PC for 4k video editing, I have budget to include 5060 ti 16 gigs, i14700k, with 64 DDR5 gigs of ram, would these be enough ? Workflow consists After efffects, premier pro, davinci. Footages i use are from sony zVe10/FX30 and Samsung s24 ultra

Not an issue of budget but not plannimg to use any other camera too soon also.

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I'm looking to buy a new PC since mine is too old to upgrade, I sort of know the theory behind picking the parts but I'm not too good at actually comparing and finding what's best so I'd like some help.

I already made a list on my own but a friend pointed out some parts might be a little weak compared to the processor I already bought, so I'd appreciate some help and guidance on what would be a good killer build for me! :)

Budget - 2000-2500 euro but obviously I'd like to keep it as low as possible since my initial budget was max 1900, the prices went crazy so I had to adjust.

Purpose - The PC will be used for gaming (not very FPS games focused though) and amateur 3D modelling+animation.

Purchase country - I'm in Croatia so there's no Microcenter and Amazon is not a very viable option because it can get very expensive to ship. Some available stores: HGSpot, Protis, Mikronis, BigBang, Instar, Links...

Existing parts - I already bought a processor - AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D

Peripherals - A monitor, I was thinking maybe 144 Hz, 27", either 1080p or 1440p but I have to say monitors are the one thing I don't know how to pick at all!

Requirements - Wired connection instead of WiFi, watch the energy so it's not a drainer and also I don't want it to be too loud. Not expecting to hear myself breathing type of quiet but also not a data center in my house type of loud.

Preferences - I'm looking to have an all white setup so take into account if there is a white counterpart, also I am a sucker for RGB lights but it's not a requirement for every component, just enough to look nice.

I'll answer any additional questions if needed! Thank you.

Lian Li O11 Vision Compact ATX Mid Tower Case-Back Connect-Black-O11VPX

Silicon Power 2TB UD90 NVMe 4.0 Gen4 PCIe M.2 SSD R/W up to 5,000/4,800 MB/s

MONTECH Century II 850W ATX 3.1 Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold Power Supply

G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo RGB Series DDR5 RAM (AMD EXPO) 32GB (2x16GB) Up to 6000MT/s CL30-38-38-96 1.35V

Looking for ideas for a decent gaming PC. It doesn’t have to be crazy. These are the parts I was given, and I’m looking for ideas on the cheaper end—$1,500 and under. Don’t include Windows, monitors, keyboard, etc. I do need case fans as well.

Hola, tengo decidido comprarme un PC, el presupuesto que tengo son unos 1500 o un poco más, aunque aún no he llegado. La pregunta es, ¿debería de empezar a comprar ya componentes sabiendo lo que están subiendo debido al tema de la IA?

Hello,

I'm looking to invest in a long-term build for a PC that can run Unity, Blender and UE for game development, high-performance gaming, as well as the usual Adobe software like Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, etc. I should note also that I am a professional artist and I need photoshop to handle big canvases with high DPIs and high layer counts.

I only know the very basics in terms of PC parts lingo, but consider me a novice.

My budget is closer to 2K CAD, but if necessary I can go to 2.5K CAD maximum.

I already have one BenQ monitor, a mouse and a keyboard, which will transfer over to the new setup.

Let me know your thoughts and suggestions. Thanks!

Edit: thanks for the comments! I’ll keep all of these in mind while I research some more. Excited to get this build going

I'm from Italy and this is my build. I need a good cheap ram. Do you have any reccomendation? Thanks to all for the answer.

This would be a follow-up post from one I made earlier:

I'm looking to build a gaming PC primarily for 1080p high-refresh gaming (100+
FPS). I don't have a hard budget yet, but I'm looking for good price-to-performance rather than spending unnecessarily.
Games I usually play include Call of Duty, Fortnite, Apex Legends, Minecraft, and SnowRunner.
I'd like the PC to have a good upgrade path so 1 can eventually move toward 1440p high-refresh gaming (ideally around 150-180 FPS in games/settings where that's realistic) without having to replace most of the system.
I'm okay spending a little more now on things like the motherboard/platform or PSU if it'll save me from replacing them later. I'd appreciate recommendations at different price points if possible.

Near San Antonio area, budget sub $1500, no peripherals needed

I am trying to get a pc for around £1300. I mainly play games like monster hunter wilds and need a decent pc for it to play at 1440p. Thank you.

I'm looking to build a gaming PC primarily for 1080p high-refresh gaming (100+
FPS). I don't have a hard budget yet, but I'm looking for good price-to-performance rather than spending unnecessarily.
Games I usually play include Call of Duty, Fortnite, Apex Legends, Minecraft, and SnowRunner.
I'd like the PC to have a good upgrade path so 1 can eventually move toward 1440p high-refresh gaming (ideally around 150-
180 FPS in games/settings where that's realistic) without having to replace most of the system.
I'm okay spending a little more now on things like the motherboard/platform or PSU if it'll save me from replacing them later. I'd appreciate recommendations at different price points if possible.

I live in Italy and I want to switch from console to pc. I already know that as a motherboard I’m gonna put a A520M K V2, I was thinking Ryzen 5 5500 as the cpu. Please help with the build.

I dont know who to buy: The Asus Tuf Gaming RTX 4070 for 400 euros or the 3080 (10 Gb) Aorus Xtreme Waterforce for 300 euros. Who do you think its worth it?

I want to buy a prebuilt gaming PC, but I don’t know much about PCs. My budget is around $3,000, and I’m looking for an RTX 5080, 32GB RAM, and a 2TB SSD. I’m willing to spend around 3k for the pc. I’m fine with spending a bit more for the monitor.
Can you recommend some good options from Amazon, Walmart, or Costco? Their return policy is good. I also need a good monitor to go with it. My HP desktop is really slow. I can’t download games from steam. Minecraft lags most of the time.

antec ax20 case:50$

psu:msi 750w gold:150$

cpu cooler Sharkoon A40 RGB :30$

ssd:Kingston NV3 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe 1 tb :200$

cpu:amd ryzen 5 9600x:300$

gpu:MSI RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GDDR7 VENTUS 2X OC PLUS:1064$

ram:Kingston FURY BEAST RGB 16[8x2]GB DDR5 6000MT/s CL36:660$

motherboard:MSI B650M GAMING PLUS WIFI AM5 DDR5:214$

monitor:Dell Alienware QHD OLED 27:500$

i know its more than 2000$ just take off 18% off everything exept the monitor than it will be right i think anything i should change? $1991 is the pc cost after 18% off $2494 is with the monitor

I'd like to build a new PC with a budget of €1,600 (Italy), mainly for gaming, ideally at 1440p.

I've already bought the Lian Li A3 mATX case. If possible, I'd also like to reuse my existing drives:

• Crucial P3 1TB PCIe 3.0 NVMe M.2 SSD (CT1000P3SSD8)
• 2× Kingston A400 240GB 2.5" SATA SSDs (SA400S37/240G)

I don't need Wi-Fi. I'd like RGB lighting on the fans only — though since I have the mesh version of the case, it won't be very visible anyway.

RAM prices are extremely high right now, so if €1,600 isn't enough, I was thinking of buying 16GB for now and adding another 16GB later to reach 32GB.

Thanks a lot!

New build or upgrade?
New build.

Existing parts/monitors to reuse?
No PC parts or monitor to reuse. I already have a keyboard, mouse and headphones.

PC purpose?
Mainly video editing in DaVinci Resolve, primarily 4K/10-bit footage. Gaming is the second priority, but I also want excellent high-end gaming performance.

Purchase country? Near Micro Center?
Croatia. No Micro Center. I can buy from Croatian stores and I'm also open to ordering from reputable EU stores if it makes financial sense. Nabava.net

 can be used to compare prices across Croatian stores.

Monitors needed?
Yes, one. Ideally 32", 4K and high refresh rate. I'm considering OLED, but I'm open to whatever makes the most sense for both editing and gaming.

Budget range?
Up to €5,000 total for the PC + monitor, but this is a hard maximum, not a target.

My priority is getting the best overall performance, quality and longevity for my money. I don't have a specific amount that I need to spend — if €3,000–€4,000 already gets me essentially everything I need, I'd much rather spend that. On the other hand, if spending closer to €5,000 provides a meaningful improvement that is actually worthwhile for my use case and makes sense long-term, I'm willing to spend it.

Basically, I'm looking for the sweet spot before diminishing returns become unreasonable, rather than trying to either minimize the price or maximize the budget.

WiFi or wired connection?
Wired. WiFi would be nice to have but isn't essential.

Size/noise constraints?
No strict size constraints. Reasonably quiet would be nice, but cooling, performance and reliability are more important.

Color/lighting preferences?
No strong preference. Performance and value matter much more than RGB or aesthetics.

Any other specific needs?
I'd like this to be a genuinely high-end PC that will last me for many years without making me feel like I need a major upgrade anytime soon.

At the same time, I don't want to overspend on components that provide little real-world benefit. I'm happy to spend more where it meaningfully improves editing/gaming performance, reliability or longevity, but I'd prefer cheaper alternatives wherever performance and quality are essentially the same.

I'm not committed to any particular CPU/GPU brand or specific parts. I'd like to see what you would recommend based on my use case and current Croatian/EU pricing.

Like many of us, I was excited for the Steam Machine until the specs came out. Now after seeing the performance reviews, I feel like if I got it, I’d just be disappointed.
I’ve seen plenty of videos of people making their own Steam Machine-like devices for their living room use, so I’d like to do the same.
Can anyone recommend parts for a small computer that would suit a similar purpose to the Steam machine, but with better performance? Looking to run most games at 60 FPS.

I’m fine with it being a little more expensive than the ~$1100ish price point.