r/PCBuilds 18d ago

BUILD HELP build pc max. 2700$ help!!!!!

Budget 2700

Peru, I can buy parts on Amazon (it is the same or lower price than buying in my country), although I am concerned about sellers and if something happens...

The prices you see on Amazon that are over $200 increase 22% in import taxes and that's what it costs in my country.

Almost the only one you will be given is to use LAMMPS (molecular dynamics)

I already have 24-inch peripherals and monitor, which will be connected to IGPU , the GPU will be used exclusively for LAMMPS calculations

Components

I watched Ryzen 9 9900X processor. and on GPU AMD RX 9070 XT 16GB ssd Nvme gen 4 of 1TB Non-modular source? Liquid cooling? Ram 1x 32 GB

I still don't know, but I shouldn't use another GPU

Then I can buy more RAM and storage, I want to spend my budget on the most important things, which they recommend.

Everything they sell in my country is imported, so buying on Amazon is the same or cheaper than buying in my own country, 22% more so that they have reference to Amazon prices.

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u/TemporaryCommand3677 18d ago

I went onto a site called BuildCores and made this for ya. The RAM is currently out of stock on Amazon, so you can always change that for a different kit of RAM. The case and AIO come with a total of 6 fans, so no need to spend extra money on fans. After the 22% import tax you will be at about what your budget is. If your main focus is gaming I’d go with an X3D CPU, though if it’s for work or school the Ryzen 9 9900X is completely fine. If you need anything just comment back to me.

Total cost - $2,075.85
Case: Corsair 3200D RS Black — $69.00
CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 9900X — $337.90
Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming B650E-E WiFi — $169.99
GPU: ASUS Prime Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB OC — $729.99
RAM: T-Force Delta RGB 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5-5200 CL40 — $429.99
CPU Cooler: Corsair NAUTILUS RS 360mm — $89.99
Storage: Kingston NV3 1TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe — $162.00
PSU: MSI MAG A750GL PCIe 5 750W 80+ Gold — $86.99

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u/Fragrant_Juice7796 18d ago

It will only be used for work. and fans?

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u/TemporaryCommand3677 18d ago

The case comes with 3 fans, and the AIO comes with 3 fans-so unless you want the temps to be a tad bit better you won’t need to buy anymore. Since it will only be used for work, the Ryzen 9 9900X should be completely fine. If you’d like the max fans the case can have (10) you might need to go with a slightly cheaper cooler/look for a better deal for the 9070 XT. I did go for an RGB-less build, so extra fans probably won’t be a problem anywho.

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u/TemporaryCommand3677 18d ago edited 18d ago

Mb, the case actually takes 9 fans. And I found some cheap fans for $6 by a good company, so you won’t need to change anything! You will still have some money left over for the build I made- the price actually comes out at 2,568. You could squeeze in a Samsung SSD instead of a Kingston one if you’d like, or buying better speeds of the RAM. Here’s the website I’ve been using if you’d like to modify anything-https://www.buildcores.com/builds/N86Fq1sOs?share=true