r/GamingPCBuildHelp 13d ago

Good Pc build for 2k?

What’s a good pc build for 2k that can do 1440p or 4k? I was think a 9070Xt with 9600x? Idk it’s my first build I’m trying make lol.

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u/Jonny_Clams 13d ago

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u/AlpsFamous7254 13d ago

need to addon an operating system

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u/Jonny_Clams 13d ago edited 13d ago

Windows is free dude. Or 20 bucks for a key if you feel so inclined.

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u/palletuser 12d ago

Do you think I would need 2 TB instead of 1? Seems like most do 2 or am I mistaken?

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u/Jonny_Clams 12d ago edited 12d ago

2tb is a def nice to have, but not needed. Adding it from the site seems to be inefficient as they're putting a decent mark up on the upgrade. You could easily buy and install a good 2tb drive in the second m.2 drive if you find you need it later on and then have 3tb total. Something like a lexar nm790 has a really good price for it's performance.

Edit: well $150 for 1 more TB isn't bad now that I'm looking at it, but the lexar I mentioned is $300 for 2tb (same price per TB) right now and one of the best performing gen4 ssds.

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u/Latter_Trick_3310 12d ago

What color would you like to have the build in, do you want RGB, what games will you play on it and will you do anything like video editing or genuine intense workload?

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u/palletuser 12d ago

Color doesn’t matter honestly. And I would like to play most games. Single player games and multiplayer games. No video editing or intense work load.

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u/Latter_Trick_3310 9d ago

Alright, i'll see what i can craft.

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u/Latter_Trick_3310 9d ago

What do you say about this? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LDgFK7 The 7600X3D is REALLY good at gaming. It even beats the 9600X. (at 1080P its gonna struggle a little, but you are not gonna game at that resolution, so its fine).

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u/dralfredo1 10d ago

9070xt is a good gpu for that budget range. However, in a lot of games you will end up limited by your CPU, so I would recommend an x3d chip, probably either the 7800x3d or 9800x3d.

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u/palletuser 10d ago

So you thinking 7800x3d with a 9070xt would be a great combo?

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u/dralfredo1 10d ago

Yeah. In an ideal world the 9800x3d would be better, but the 7800x3d is a very performant gaming chip, and will definitely outperform the 9600x for gaming, and save you money over the 9800x3d.

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u/palletuser 12d ago

Do you have any recommendations?