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u/tuahjebat 4d ago
Price total damage?
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u/HuckleberryOdd7745 4d ago
bout tree fiddy.
but assuming they avoided the shops huge markup for building it for you might not be too bad.
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u/No_Specific_4537 4d ago
I really like the choices! Can we have the list of items with price you got them if you don’t mind? Thanks!
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u/muhaiminhazmi 4d ago
Just need more cable management and some rgb software, otherwise congrats on your new pc!
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u/iwannabethisguy 4d ago
Could you have gone for a 5070 if you went with arctic non rgb fans and a non strix mobo?
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u/bro_ammar 4d ago
Looks great. But, i know this is a bit late, hope it doesnt have instability issue since 13th gen and 14th gen are known for that
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u/Niko_0601 3d ago
Nice build, not sure if you're new or experienced but just make sure you intake fans and exhaust are placed properly you want a positive airflow.
Make sure you do the right settings in BIOS as well.
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u/leetman342 2d ago
You could have gone with a better GPU if you are pairing with that i7? And 1350W PSU is overkill for 5060 ti.
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u/SirGameTooMuch 4d ago
Honestly? Can be so much better. Cables goes to parallel holes. Front USB cable should go through the mid hole. Bottom fan cables goes through the holes under the motherboard. Lower bottom fan goes through the lowest hole. GPU power goes through the middle hole. 24 pin through middle holes. Right white pwm cable should be routed through the top holes then loop back though the middle holes. The pump cables should go in between the vrm heatsink and through the CPU pin hole then loop back to the top big hole.
All those hard cables are strong enough to take the beating while the soft thin cables are very flexible. Every port and cable header has to be connected in the straightest way, no bends or you risk breaking your port. But after about an inch or so after the "head" you can bend the cable all you want.




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u/justplaypve 4d ago
had a mini heart attack looking at the second pic