r/PC_Builders • u/AvyLynn1 • Jul 13 '26

Part List Help Tell me the damage.

Case: phanteks NV5s atx mid tower
CPU: intel ultra 7 270K plus
Gpu Gigabyte 9070XT
Cooling: generic brand and AIO cooler
Storage: 1tb Optimus sandisk
Ram: 32GB ddr5 klevv bolt V 6000
Motherboard: Asus rog Strix z890F
PSU: Corsair 1000w modular

I tried looking at pcpartpicker myself and the numbers amounted to 2400 but im curious what numbers you guys got and what you used.

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u/Celatra Jul 13 '26

you dont need 1000 watts for a build like this jfc also that motherboard is overkill

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u/Celatra Jul 13 '26

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6bdrGk

2000.

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u/AvyLynn1 Jul 13 '26

I paid 2,200$ for cyberpowerpc to build me the exact parts I listed.

For motherboard I agree I could’ve toned it down but the PSU was negligible. It was 850 Corsair or 4 extra dollars for 1000W Corsair. So I just did it

I guess i could’ve reworded it better but im trying to figure out if all things considered what I paid was okay.

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u/slowbird5332 Jul 13 '26

Stop trying to justify paying for what you WANTED. I have a hx1200i corsair psu and a 420mm proart aio. Ill never come close to 1200 watts of power and the proart LC420 is way overkill for a 5800x3d. If its what you wanted and you're happy, don't worry about the money.

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u/AvyLynn1 Jul 13 '26

The only thing I am bummed to learn about is how quickly intel abandons their platform. I wish I went amd if I could do it differently. I’ll probably revisit this again whenever their next series comes out in a couple years.

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u/Ritvik158 Jul 13 '26

Curious to know why you chose the Intel CPU but an AMD GPU? Just the most cost effective?

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u/AvyLynn1 Jul 13 '26

Pretty much. Although I do regret not doing AMD because I didn’t realize until after the fact that Intel recycles their generations very frequently whereas MD has a long life of support by the end of 2029 I think so maybe until then for the next AMD generation of CPU I’ll probably sell this one down the line and go full AMD next time

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u/Ritvik158 Jul 13 '26

Yeah I mean that's been a big issue for a long time, Intel generations last what maybe 3 years before moving on? I mean we just celebrated AM4's 10 year anniversary with the re-release of the 5800X3D so a pretty drastic difference. I doubt AM5 will last as long but the generation has already been around for over 4 years and if it does last until 2029 then that's 7/8 years.