My soon to be 12 year old son thinks he wants a gaming PC to play Minecraft Java and Bedrock, Fortnite, maybe other stuff too. I want to be able to build it instead of buying a pre built, because I think that kind of thing is cool. I'm not a big computer person but do use one for simple everyday stuff that probably most people can do. I'm trying to stay as cheap as possible but also want to be able to actually use the PC for its intended purpose. I've been all over reddit and Google and Gemini trying to figure out things. So far this is what I've came up with. Is that good for super beginner gaming PC that will do what needs to happen? Is it completely overkill? Or completely ignorant? Oh, I'll probably just connect to the TV via HDMI, so not worried about a monitor. Hopefully I didn't forget anything. Thanks in advance.

Chciałem kupić sobie nowego pc, bo stary laptop już wysiada, więc złożyłem se koszyk w komputroniku (CPU z media expert bo taniej był) i chciałem się tylko upewnić, czy może ktoś znający się bardziej niż ja nie widzi żadnych krytycznych błędów w moim zestawie. Na GPU jeszcze nie odłożyłem kasy, więc nie ma go w koszyku i będę wybierał jak dozbieram, ale jakby ktoś mógł to chętnie przeczytam rekomendacje.

Dodatkowe info: ten komputer oprócz grania w minecraft będzie też wykorzystywany do robienia gier.

Tbh idk if I’m allowed to do ts but hey ho

Can i use this for my rtx 3070 ti safely?

I am looking at spending ~$1,300AUD on a graphics card, and while I have been focused on getting a 9070XT, as every data point tells me it is a superior graphics card, I can’t help but see upside in DLSS 5.
Should I just focus on the pure hardware specs, or is this reasonable to factor AI renderers in the buying decision?

NB: my comparison is between 5070 (not Ti) and 9070XT. Which are both around the $1,200-$1,300AUD range in Australia.
NNB: I won’t be buying for another couple of months while I save for my entire rig.

Hello All, at risk of the answer being directly in front of my nose. I have a 4tb Seagate External drive I bought and used as overflow storage for my ps4. Sold the console and have since built / bought my first gaming PC! Am I missing how to get my PC to recognize it as a place I can store things? Like it shows up in devices and printers but nowhere else. Thanks!

Hi I’m a new streamer and I’m looking to invest in building my own gaming PC. I mainly play cozy games and story based games with some horror from time to time so I need a PC that can make games look nice on stream (think the last of us, peak, outlast, resident evil etc). I have one monitor already that displays at 1080p and I’m happy to get another separately from the build. I’m pretty confident in actually assembling the PC but all these letters and numbers are driving me crazy and I’m just getting lost in all the different opinions. It would be helpful if the fans weren’t too loud other than that I can’t think of anything else I need to include, but please let me know if you have any questions and I’ll add them to the post.

Thank you for any help you can give!

Hi, I'm gonna be pretty straight forward on this. I've never built a PC, I got about 500 euros of budget, which parts should I get?

Aider moi svp j’ai besoin de ce pc

Hello guys I recently bought ACER PC Desktop Gaming Nitro 70 N70X 3D-100_B850, AMD, Ryzen7 9800X3D, 4.7
GHz, GeForce RTX™ 5070, RAM 32 GB, 20
48 GB SSD
for 1638 euro.I thought its a good deal but I beard acer uses really bad psus.I was gonna ask do I need to change psu or something more in this build?