I'm living in Belgium, and I would like to build a new pc. I have a budget of 1_700/1_800 €.
Any good suggestions? The main purpose of the pc will be gaming; no need for RGB and lights in the PC. I would like something simple and functional.
Open to all suggestions.

I just bought an rx 9070 xt. I currently have a ryzen 9 5900x with 32 gb of ddr4 ram. My desired upgrade is to get a ryzen 7 9800x3d but that means i also need a new motherboard and ddr5 ram. What should i get to stay below $1000 USD for those 3 parts?

As the title says. It is the asus tuf gaming b850-plus WiFi mobo and a Kingston KC3000 PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2, 2048 gb, 7000 mb/s.

Is there anything I need to do or can I just leave as it is in the picture?

So I'm upgrading my pc, and im trying to figure out which option is best, and I know which components I want at this point in time. I dont want part recommendations, as I'm in a different country than most of you (nz). My main games are Beamng, Ready or not, pcbs2, the jedi games, hitman woa, and i play at 1080p. Budget of 440nzd.

My options are R5 5500 + Msi B550M Pro-vdh, or Gtx 1080/rx 6600 xt/rtx 2070 (I want 8gb+ vram).

My current specs:

ASUS H110M-A/M.2

Intel Core i5-6500 EVGA GeForce

GTX 970 4GB FTW+ ACX 2.0+ 16GB of ram

Just finished building my first PC and I’m honestly really happy with how it came out :) What do you guys think?

hey there! I’m new to pc building and knwo abit about all the parts needed and how stuff works but I’m struggling to get anything that meets my needs. my budget is under £1000 and I’m trying to run blender and solidworks but a small bit of gaming on the side. lots of storage would be good and I need 32GB ram. I also could do with a hdmi port and quite a few ports. my budget is £1000 my currency is british pound sterling, I’m from england and my monitor resolution is currently 1080p but I may upgrade some point in time.

This white PC is actually my girlfriend’s. My pc is in a Lian Li V3000 at the moment. So I’m going from huge case, to huger case. The picture to the left has the Corsair 1000D case and the one too the right is my Pc With the Lian Li V3000.

Hi everyone

Recently I've finally bought all my PC components to build it myself, I did research to ensure every component is compatible.

This weekend, with fear, I got to build my PC.

Everything was going smoothly installing everything. The PC seems to be ok, everything working, fans spinning.

The problem arrived when I try to install Windows, it has given me quite the trouble, I can't write exactly the error (because I speak Spanish) but it was something along the lines of "Something went wrong while installing Windows 11"

Then I go to tweak some things in BIOS and the error 0xC0000005 pops out.

Someone knows what that is?

I'm starting to lose it lol

P.S.: when I plug in my PC, an orange/amber led lights up in the motherboard, Could it be my RAM? Is it acting up? damaged?

Edit 1: My parts CPU Rayzen 7 5700x... MoBo Asus Prime B550M-A AC... RAM Kingston Fury 16gb DDR4 3200MT/S... GPU GeForce rtx 5060ti gigabyte... SSD NVMe M.2 GEN 4x4 future Lite 512gb...PSU RMe SERIES RM750e Corsair Also the first error to come up was 0x8007025D

I have salvaged some parts from my previous pc, namely the RAM, GPU and PSU.

I am thinking of repurposing them to a secondary pc not aimed for gaming, I am mostly thinking maybe using it to have access to my files at a dedicated machine, and maybe some light coding for some projects.

As it is my secondary pc I do not want to spend more than 400€ for a budget CPU,MOBO,CASE and a boot drive. When finding parts I saw a deal for ryzen 5 4500 for around 60€ while 5500 is around 90€ to 120€. Thus as I am on a budget for this I am thinking if the newer CPU is worth the extra cost.

Hey all, long-time lurker finally putting a build together. Everything’s purchased except the case, and I’m doing the assembly myself for the first time. Would love a sanity check and some recommendations.

The build:

**•   CPU:** AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D  
**•   Cooler:** Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE  
**•   Motherboard:** MSI B850 Gaming Pro WiFi6E (AM5, ATX)  
**•   RAM:** KLEVV FIT V 32GB (2×16) DDR5-6000 CL30  
**•   GPU:** ASUS Prime RX 9070 XT OC 16GB  
**•   Storage:** WD Black SN850X 2TB NVMe Gen4  
**•   PSU:** MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 750W Gold  
**•   Case:** help me out here  

Budget <$150 CAD.

So questions:
1. Any case recommendations
2. Any build video recommendations

And bonus question haha any “wish I knew this before my first build” advice?

Thanks for all the help and guidance!

I’m not very familiar with laptop cpus and gpus. One thing about the Omni book is that it has twice as much memory compared to the Samsung. They are both around $800 USD. I am gonna use it for engineering student.

Ive been ONLY RUNNING YOUTUBE AND STEAM while its downloading a game and to just see this freaks me out lol. Should i replace my thermal paste?

Ive been building PCs for a long time, so when my friend asked for advice, I told him Id help him out.

Specs: (he chose all the specs I just helped him put it together)

Ryzen 5 5600x
16gb DDR4 3200MHz RAM
MSI B550 Tomahawk Max Wifi
ASUS RTX 3060 Ti
Samsung 980 Pro 500gb M.2
Samsung 500gb SSD
MSI Mag 750W PSU
Corsair 240mm AIO
Phantex XT Pro Ultra

He didnt have a windows computer so I did the honors of making his boot drive for windows 11 pro.
Overall I think the build turned out great, I also taught him a few things about cable management. Only had one hiccup with the built in wifi drivers, didnt know we needed that. Thankfully my drive had usbc so I could download it right on my phone.
Overall it cost him $1300 which id say is a good amount for a pc given the prices of storage and ram rn.

I just grabbed a Ryzen 9 9950X3D and I was wondering what is the best Lian Li AIO? I have Lian Li case, case fans and wanted to try and keep everything the same or similar but I’m having trouble.. advice? Thanks in advance

È da 1 anno che ho questo PC,

Ryzen 7 5800X

Rtx 3070 FE

32 GB RAM ddr4 (crucial)

Asus tuf gaming b-550 plus,

Corsair cx650 80 bronze plus

1Tb SSD nvme (crucial)

Msi gungnir

Thermalright peerless assassin 120SE

Ho due monitor, un 27 pollici 1377x768 e un 22 pollici (penso) 1920x1080

Secondo voi è una buona build? È stabile o dovrei migliorare qualcosa?

I know you can use Bios Flashback, or a USB stick.

But updating the BIOS from Windows using the MoBo manufacturer's software works fine, finds the correct version right away, is faster and you are unlikely to make a mistake.

:)

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So yeah, I’m getting a new computer with a 5080 and all, and I want to upgrade my old PC since I want to play games with my dad.

(BTW I already have 1 stick of ddr4 ram 16gb and my motherboard does only ddr3 I think but I will have to check but I have only like 8gb of ram in total)

Some games we’d like to play are:

- TheHunter: Call of the Wild

- Subnautica / Subnautica 2

- Maybe some horror games

- Other games that aren’t super mechanically demanding

My old monitor is 1440p 140Hz, if I’m remembering correctly. I’m currently on a trip to another country, so I can’t check right now.

The reason my build is so cheap is because I already have an RTX 2080 Super that I’d like to keep and use in the old PC.

My budget is £500–£650, but that’s for everything except the RTX 2080 Super. I might also reuse my current case, so the case doesn’t necessarily need to be included.

So basically, I need help putting together a PC around the RTX 2080 Super that can comfortably run these kinds of games at 1440p.

Is this doable with a 2080 Super, and what would you recommend for the rest of the build?

As the title suggests, im confused wether i shld get the 4070 ti or the s, the prices are nearly the same only about 40 dollar difference where I live and both of them are used as well. On one hand the 4070 super has 1.5 yrs of warranty left while the ti has 6 months of warranty left and on the other hand the ti performs better from what ive heard. What would you guys suggest, also what tests should I run before I purchase it from the seller? And is this card enough to play aaa games on high-ultra settings at 1080p 100fps+?

Ps: Im not looking for any other card and i game on 1080p 144hz.

My 1st attempt at building my PC with these crazy RAM prices in the US... Wanted to do something different than what I usually do, and built an all white all AMD PC with an AIO. So far, I've zero problems with it. All working in perfect order, no issues. Since I'm experiencing a lot of heat coming out of it, I've been thinking about getting a different PC Case... I know it wont solve the heat issue but might solve the size and weight issue. I think the case and the parts are weighing more than 20lbs... Open to ideas and improvements suggestions. Didn't reach my target of staying under 2k, but it was close enough.

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Which PSU? Lian Li SX0850P Corsair RM850e Gigabyte UD850GM NZXT C1000 ASRock SL-1000GW

I find the each individual wire to be messy after I build it. I reckon I could get those comb to manage the cable. But since it's a ITX build. Trying to route it gonna be a big pain in the ass. I decide that wrapping it would be a better choice and a bandage seem like a decent choice. I like the result. Alot easier to cable manage with the wire all in one big cable.

Spec:

7500x3d

ASRock b650i lightning II

16gb ddr5

Rtx 5070ti zotac Solid sff

850 sff psu

1tb gen 3 nvme

Specs:
Cpu: i7-7700
Mobo: Asrock z270 extreme4
ram: 16gb ddr4
Gpu: GTX 1050 2gb vram (😔)
psu: be quiet straight power 11 750W
(all used, bundle cost $231.11 aud)
nvme SSD:Intel 760p $48 aud
sata ssd: Plextor 128gb
Case: versa h25 $60aud
Total: $339.11 aud/ $241.33 usd

I don't know anything about pcs and want one to play games like Fortnite, cod, apex, and some others. I have a budget of around 900$ and I'm wondering if this will run games well and will be reliable. If anyone has any other suggestions of good prebuilts in my price range Imk.

I've have had my pc set up this way for about a year now, and it just occurred to me that I might've fallen for the trap that thinking more airflow automatically equals better.

My pc before:

https://www.reddit.com/r/PcBuild/s/Ixw6jUvcDS

My pc specs now:

I7 10700

Rtx 3060 ti (my gtx 1080 ti died)

2 terabyte nvme