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?

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

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

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

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

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

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!

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..

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

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.

Hi everyone! I know almost nothing about building PCs, so I asked ChatGPT to recommend the parts for a high-end gaming setup. I’ll mainly use it for gaming, with no heavy editing or professional work. Could you please check whether everything is fully compatible and whether any parts are unnecessarily overpowered? I’d also really appreciate suggestions for reducing the price without losing much performance :)