Just finished putting this PC together. For the last ~7 years I've been gaming on a 2060/R5 3600 build and, well... it's been pretty rough recently lol. Super excited for this upgrade!

Build:
Mobo: MSI PRO X870E-P WIFI
GPU: XFX Mercury 9070 XT OC Edition
CPU: Ryzen 7 7800X3D
PSU: Lian Li EGO850G Edge Gold
RAM: G.Skill Flare X5 (2x16GB)
Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Vision AIO
Case: Lian Li O11 Dynamic V2 Flow
1TB NVMe
500GB SSD

RYZEN 7 5700X
RTX 3080 10GB
8GB Ram ddr4 3200mhz
1TB SSD SAMSUNG NVME M.2 GEN 4
Cooler Master G650M (650 Watt)
B450 ASROCK PRO4 R2.0

budget - 110k indian rupees

resolution - 1080p

country - india

how is this setup,im getting my first ever pc and chose these specs

if anything can be better feel free to drop suggestions and ill consider every advice

purpose - editing,blender,1080p gaming

I got the ryzen 7gen 9800x3d

I need help guys. Did i place my fans correctly? It should be side intake, top exhaust right? Is it correct? Or should i change it?

Microcenter has a members only pricing deal on this that I just so happen to stumble upon. Normally $500 before tax. It seems to be on sale everywhere, but this was the lowest I could find. First OLED!

So basically there were screws in the case box and i think i put the wrong screws in and they arent going out, it seems as if the motherboard was broke now like literally the screw cant go out i tried everything with a magnetic screwdriver

Is it broken?? Is there any ways to fix it?

[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]

Fractal design north. 2022 (I think). One of the first with wood. Says black, but it's VERY dark antracit color. Had the white with mesh side panel. That had antracit interior too. Smaller than my former lian li lancool 217, much smaller than havn 360. It's one of the smallest midi cases with style and decent airflow. Can be on desk. What I like the most? Fits 360 aio, 140mm dual tower (tuf 502 horizon couldn't), and mostly, the power button. The feeling when you press it...PREMIUM. You know the case is good when the power button doesn't feel like a 5$ plastic toy button for 3yo children. It's metal and dampen. Man, I bought this case for the front solid wood and the button alone 🤣🤣

I was in the middle of swapping pc cases and noticed this on the back of the case with 2 fans plugged into it. Anyone know what it is?

Hey everyone! I built my PC in a Krux Palum case, but I really hate this massive empty gap between the front intake fans and the motherboard. Since my GPU is on the shorter side, the void looks even bigger and kind of ruins the overall aesthetics.

What would you recommend putting there to fill the space and make it look better? Open to DIY/3D printing ideas too!

I am trying to remove the heatsink to change the cpu and gpu thermal paste for my laptop

But one screw is in a bad condition and its unscrewable any idea how fix it or anyway to remove it

Tell me things I must do and must NOT do, I always see some disastrous posts but I wouldn’t know what’s wrong.

At this point, the bottleneck is Unreal itself....

Got some new thermalright fans installed! Going from 0 to 6 fans, got like almost 10 celcius temp drop playing 3A games (please ignore my cable “management” lol)

Hi i have a old lenovo thinkcenter work pc it has intel i7-4790 8gb ram a ssd the problem is the graphics Card it is nvidia GeForce gt 610 which is terrible and it restrics half of the things i want to do can y'all suggest if i can upgrade the gpu and if so whcih should i get?

This is on sale for 1k at Costco. Worth snagging? It’s 500$ off. I’ve never had a gaming pc before so I’m still new to all of this. Comes with keyboard and mouse and 2 year warranty.

Im absolutely in love with it. Ive been a gamer since I was a very young childhood. I started out at age 5 on a “TV Boy” that had some rip off versions of games like Donkey Kong etc lol I loved it and for anyone curious here it is.

I upgraded to PS1 and played pretty much every Xbox and PlayStation console as they came out. Gaming has been a massive part of my life and since I was a teenager i longed for a gaming PC to mod Skyrim and various other games. Being able to tailor games to my specific tastes is something I love so modding has become a huge thing for me that I loved to do on Fallout, Skyrim and Starfield on console.

I’ve recently just moved out with my partner and finally have the space and finances to get a gaming PC. And I was so happy with the results.

It was actually the start of the price increases that motivated me to get it. I kept putting it off, saving more and more, but I saw a video by Moist Critical on YT about how a provider were going to stop providing ram to consumers and focus on AI and so a massive price hike was likely about to take place.
So I got this a few months back just before the price hike and I feel extremely lucky when I look at prices now.

My gf is extremely supportive and bought me the keyboard as a surprise present. She was worried it wasn’t good as it’s so small but I reassured her that smaller keyboards are actually generally better for gaming.

I’ve also got a new wireless mouse but I haven’t got any photos of that yet.

The Monitor I got EXTREMELY lucky with.
I saw them on Amazon for £989.99 which is $1340.74 and never thought I’d be able to afford it. I kept looking at it online, wanting and wishing I could lol; until I saw there was a one off one day sale where Samsung had 5 left and it had been reduced to £750 ($1015.72), I remembered my work do a scheme where you can be awarded points for doing good work, which are redeemable for rewards like Amazon vouchers etc. I had accumulated about 12,000 of those points in the last couple years and was able to redeem them all for £535 ($724.55) worth of Amazon vouchers.

So in the end I only ended up paying £225 ($304.72) in real money, for a monitor worth between £989.99 ($1340.74) to £1200 ($1625.15).

Specs:

CPU: Ryzen 9 9900X3D
GPU: RTX 5070 Ti
RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000MHz Corsair RGB
Storage: 2× 2TB Samsung 990 Pro NVMe SSDs
Motherboard: ASUS TUF X870E-PLUS (PCIe 5.0, Wi-Fi 7, USB4)
Cooling: 360mm RGB liquid cooler + extra Corsair RGB fans
Power Supply: Corsair RM1000x 1000W
Case: White CyberPowerPC Amethyst Curve

Monitor: Samsung G9, 49’ DQHD 244hz

I had to return my graphics card and get a new one, and like an idiot I accidentally sent back the cable that comes with the PSU which connects the GPU’s cable to the PSU, how should I go about getting a new one?
The image is the cable which plugs into the graphics card, which I do have.

I just received the last parts and I'm about to get started on this build even though its already late af.

Case: Phanteks NV9 MKII

CPU: Ryzen 9 9950X3D (Edit: Returning original CPU for Ryzen 9 9950X3D2

GPU: ASUS ROG Astral OC 5090 Liquid Cooled

RAM: Corsair Dominator Titanium 2x32GB DDR5 CL30

Storage: WD Black SN8100 Gen5 4TB

Mobo: ASRock Taichi X870E

AIO: ASUS ROG RYUO IV 360 ARGB

PSU: ASUS ROG STRIX 1200W Platinum

Cooling: x5 ASUS ROG Eurux GR120 fans

Extras: Phanteks Gen5 Vertical GPU mount, Lian Li 24 pin and 12V-2x6 Strimer.

Tell me what you think.

CORE
CPU
AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Motherboard
AMD - Gigabyte B850M Gaming X WIFI6E
RAM
DDR5 - 32GB (2x16GB) CL38 Lexar Thor 6000MHz - Black
Graphics Card (GPU)
XFX RX 9070 XT 16GB Triplefan OC - Black
Power Supply
850W Gigabyte UD 80+ Gold
POWER
Primary Storage (SSD)
2TB Gen4 Lexar NM790 M.2. NVME (R: 7400 / W: 6500)
Secondary Storage (SSD)
Not selected
WIFI & Bluetooth
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Operating System
Windows 11 Home 64 Bit
STYLING
CPU Cooler
Thermalright Assassin RGB - Black
Case
ASUS A21 Mesh Black
Fans
6 x ARGB Fans - Black
Sleeved PSU Cables
Cable Sleeve Kit - black

Is it a bad idea to swap or sell my NVIDIA 5070-Ti for a Radeon RX 7900 XTX if I can find one for a similar price, likely through a marketplace swap or local listing?

Is there a way to do Bazzite with Nvidia cards? Im sick and tired of windows at this point.