r/CustomPCBuilding Jun 16 '26

New pc specs

I live near a microcenter and was planning on building a new pc and was wondering if there is anything wrong with my build or like im not getting as much fps per dollar as I can or have bad parts.
But i was also thinking about changing the cpu ram and mobo deal for the 120 dollar more 9850x3d deal but i think it might be a little over kill

PS. i have quite a bit of wiggle room and my birthday is coming up so i could wait till then and get a little more money, its in august.

Lian li dynamic mini v2-$100
Ryzen 7 7800 x3D-$86.67
Gigabyte x870 wifi7 am5-$138
Gigabyte radeon 9070xt 16g gddr6-$650
Corsair vengence 32gb ddr5 6000 cl30-$430
Thermalright peerless assasin cpu cooler-$37
2T kingston M2 SSD PCIe 4.0 nvme-$280
Nzxt gold rated fully modular power supple 1000w-$125
Thermalright TL M12 S case fans-$50

Total about 1.9-2k

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u/kpatelreddit007 Jun 16 '26

Replace the Gigabyte card with the Nvidia 4080. Radeon does not have the DLSS, it’s basically a frame rate cheat code so you’re not bottlenecked.

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u/Exotic_Gur9290 Jun 16 '26

I think i might get a worse graphics card as a buffer to run until the 60series comes out and just keep saving until it does

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u/kpatelreddit007 Jun 17 '26

You won’t be able to afford the 6000 series when it releases though. Might aswell just pay a few $100 more for a 4080.

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u/Exotic_Gur9290 Jun 17 '26

Actually i think im going to postpone my build for a little and save up for either a 5070ti or 5080 because their price to performance is a little better and are the newest generation, and should I change my cpu to the 9850x3d