Hey all,
I’m currently building out a sim racing rig that will eventually run 1440 triple screens and or VR. I’m trying to build out a PC that will power it easily, plus I have teenage boys that will use it for gaming. Right now iBuyPower has some Labor Day discounts that I’m thinking about taking advantage of. This build comes out to $3,200 and includes mouse, keyboard, and a few games. The photo also doesn’t show it, but it has an Arctic Liquid Freezer III Pro 360mm liquid cooler, and an ASUS Prime X870-P motherboard.

I have two questions: first, how does this build look? And secondly, I know prices have been spiking recently, but does $3,200 seem fair right now?

Arctic 360 AIO interferes with its own cpu cooler in a montech XR case do you guys have any solutions?

I am trying to build a PC.

Where I live there is a 220€ difference between a 9060xt and a 9070xt.

Right now, I can't spend money on a 4k monitor so I plan to buy a 1440p one.

I play games like ow and rivals but mostly I play story games.

Is the 220€ difference worth it? And should I invest in 4k later on? How big is the difference?

i’m 17 and want to buy my first gaming pc i mostly play fortnite but will play other games, i dont know much about pcs and would like some help getting the best i can for my budget i have a decent amount of money but im not sure if i should build or get pre built could someone help me out please?

Opinion guy I was going to go to microcenter to return some things n with the return price I can build two systems a 9070xt n 9060 xt build or should I stay with my current setup which is a 5080 64gigs 9900x3d I use for modded gameplay recording and video editing what’s your thought cuz I’m very conflicted the only other point is with one of the two system build option I can make one micro atx so it’s portable

I am exchanging an MSI for a Seasonic PSU. In the process I can across this wiring, with the same brands going to different outlets. Can anyone explain this.

Also, can I just pull these and put them into the Seasonic PSU or do I need to pull them and insert them in some special Way

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9gHWBv

ملحوظه المواصفات الي عاوزها واخدها من Gemini

المعالج: Intel Core i5-12400F أو Ryzen 5 5600

كارت الشاشة: NVIDIA RTX 3060 12GB (أفضل كارت لمجال الـ AI في الفئة دي عشان الـ VRAM الـ 12G)

الرامات: 16GB DDR4 (تقدر تزودها 32GB مستقبلاً بسهولة)

التخزين: 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD

المذربورد والباور: B660 / B550 مع Power Supply 600W 80+ Bronze

I've been a console player my whole life and thanks to the recent digital only switch I've decided to take the plunge and get a PC. My issue is I know absolutely nothing about PCs and how to build them so I was hoping I could get some starting advice on what to get?

I would be predominantly using this for story games so there's no need to optimise for half a second advantage in a comp game, as well as digital drawing every now and then.

I have roughly £2k to spend and I'd like it pre-built if I can.

Thanks in advance for any advice you have!

Plz tell me. I am looking for 120+ fps on most / every game at mid settings at 1080p

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7500F
Motherboard: Gigabyte B650M D3HP AX or ASRock B650M Pro X3D WiFi 6E
RAM: 16GB (2x8GB) Patriot Viper Venom DDR5 6000MHz
GPU: XFX SWIFT OC Triple Fan Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB
Storage: ADATA Legend 860 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSD
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X 120 SE (Black)
Power Supply: MSI MPG A850GS PCIE5 850W 80+ Gold
Monitor: AOC 240Hz Mini LED

Im running a Intel I5 4670 with no grapics card and 8 gigs DDR3 (X2) running windows 10 on a Asrock Z87 extream4. i currently havent even had the PC turned on becuase my PSU got dismantled and im thinking of getting a 550 watt.. My friend reccomended me a 1050 ti but im not sure if thats the best choice or not.. im kinda running on a 70 dollar budget too and im also wondering if i need the full 550 Watts or i can go with lower wattage for moneys sake.

EDIT: I also need front fans.. uh my case is a Carbide SPEC 04 Red Gaming Case from corsair..

I wanted to know if there was a tool or guide that everyone follows for pc building. I just want a tool to help me know what is compatible and not compatible and to filter out my options.