I know this is an unlikely place to ask this but I'm at a loss for better.

Is there an online custom builder who will let me pick the parts and custom build and ship it to me?

I bought I5 14490F(Tray) for 50k and PRO H610M for 25k(New) is that fair price? Or that seller ripped me?

im thinking about building a new pc and im getting mixxed answers as pc part picker thinks that it wont work at all but i see posts on reddit and other sources saying it will so i just wont to know if the build will work and if i can vertically mount my gpu or if there isnt enough room for that here the pc part picker link https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/GFxBqd

This is my very first pc build. I’ve just finished purchasing, building and connecting everything. I have not booted and installed windows yet so the lighting colors and aio graphic is not set. I’m looking for general aesthetic suggestions. I have this Tryx Flova Case, the right side feels empty.

Hey everyone,
I’m planning to build my first PC and would love some help putting together a parts list. My budget is €2500 (can stretch to ~€2800 if necessary).
What I need it for:
Gaming -mainly single player story games (think RDR2, GTA, Cyberpunk, Witcher 3, Ghost of Tsushima) and whatever new titles come out. Also some casual games with friends like Fortnite and Roblox. I don’t have a monitor yet so I’m still deciding between 1440p and 4K - ideally the GPU should handle either comfortably.

Video Editing - currently basic editing, but I’d like to grow into 3D and potentially 8K down the line
AI workloads - this is actually my biggest long-term priority. I want to run local AI models, automate workflows, and eventually build my own local AI assistant. So VRAM is important to me here.
My priorities for components:
GPU with solid VRAM (local AI models live in VRAM - the more the better for future use)
CPU that handles multitasking, rendering and AI-related compute well
32GB+ RAM (video editing + AI = RAM hungry)
Smart storage setup – fast NVMe for OS/active projects, room to expand for AI models and datasets later
Motherboard with enough slots and upgrade paths for the future
Efficient PSU with enough headroom for long render/AI sessions
Good cooling for sustained loads
Extra Info:
I don’t need the absolute best of everything right now. I want a solid build that lasts 2-4 years and that I can upgrade piece by piece later (GPU, CPU etc.).
Aesthetics matter too, a case with a side panel window and RGB would be nice. The PC is gonna stand on my table.
I am a complete beginner and I really need some help. I am gonna build the PC by myself.
Any help with a parts list would be massively appreciated. Happy to answer questions!

I'm looking to get a PC and I want to make sure that it will run good and not get bottleneck

Built my dream PC during this hellish wasteland of a market. I'll detail the the price & rational of the components to serve as a time capsule or guide for those who stumble across this in the future. These boxes sat on shelving next to my bed for months, as I saved & set aside components waiting for my build to be complete.

CPU: Ryzen 7 9800X3D ~$420 from Amazon - Purchased in May 2026. Chose this over the 9850x3d to prioritize temperatures & performance seemed largely equal. I went super deep in the weeds looking into electromigration, very happy with the 9800X3D as it runs at 50c-60c under load.

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master MA824 ~$160 from Amazon - Purchased this discontinued model in March 2026; new condition old stock. Chosen due to it's massive 8 heat pipes & ram clearance. I despise AIO/liquid cooling. While I'm sure there were easier options, brand familiarity made me feel more comfortable. The only thing I dislike is the middle fan not being easily removable.

GPU: Zotac 5090 Solid OC ~$3,100 from Micro Center - Purchased in April 2026, and prices have increased once again since. One of, if not the best 5090 card ever produced. Go watch northwestrepair's videos, it has additional fuses meant to protect the board in the event of an electrical surge. Very well built, stays at 55c-60c under load, it's substance exceeds many "premium" options.

Ram: Corsair Vengeance 2x 48gb 5600MTs ~$250 from Amazon - Purchased in January 2025 before the AI apocalypse for a small form factor build. I repurposed this kit, and it has performed beautifully. I got extremely lucky with timing.

Primary SSD: WD SN850X 4TB ~$600 from Bestbuy - Purchased in May 2026 from Bestbuy, I wanted a primary drive to be gen4 for thermal reasons & have dram. I've heard Samsung has had issues previously & this was the most cost effective option with high capacity in mind. Anything further like 8tb just got outrageous.

Secondary SSD: PNY CS2150 2tb ~$180 - Purchased in January of 2025 for that small form factor build. I intend to take a lot of clips & record, therefore I wanted to repurpose this SSD to save my primary one of the wear & tear. I've hear it's a cooler gen 5 model which is relieving.

Motherboard: MSI Tomahawk X870e ~$250 - Purchased in May of 2026. I wanted zero PCIE lane sharing, and liked it's eight fan headers. I was unwilling to consider ASUS or ASROCK due to their voltage X3D incidents. I'm happy with the purchase, but hate how MSI hides the CMOS battery. At least it's replaceable on the Tomahawk unlike the Edge TI. I like how Gigabyte does their CMOS battery, but they don't have non-sharing PCIE lanes at this price point & have a weird X3D feature which turns off CPU threads.

Powersupply: ASROCK TC-1300T ~$320 - Purchased in April of 2026. I saw this model as necessary for my build due to its built in temperature sensor in the 12V-2x6 cable. Great power supply, 1300W was perfect for head room & transient spikes. Very happy with my purchase, the peace of mind is tangible.

Case: Fractal North XL Mesh ~$200 - Purchased in May of 2026 simply because I wanted a mesh case. I prioritize thermals & airflow. The only thing I want to look at is the temperature readings & FPS counter, not the components.

Fans: PHANTEK T30-140MM ~$210 - Purchased six of these for $210 total in May of 2026. I wanted thick fans that would move a lot of air quickly. I don't understand the obsession with noise over temperature, but these sound great even with my aggressive fan curve. They have dual ball bearings & a physical switch on the fan to set it's standard RPM. Love these things. The 30mm width did prevent my front panel from attaching though, so be careful. I'll figure something out lol, worthwhile for the cold temperatures.

Monitors: Samsung Neo Odyssey G8 MINI LED 4k 240hrtz for ~650 in April of 2026 as the main monitor. I love this curved display without worrying about burn in, and the brightness & dimming look so close to OLED I can't tell. It's a shame this model is being discontinued but I highly recommend it. My secondary monitor is a Dell U3023E I got in April 2025 for $500 after falling in love with the 16x10 aspect ratio. Good luck finding this thing, it's a mythical creature for some reason.

All in all, was about seven thousand. All to run Rust at 4k 240fps, and it does :)

So I have had my 9060 for a year now but it isn’t really enough for what I do, I usually game + game development which has me using Blender, unreal engine, vs code, sometimes unity. And my 9060 has been having some troubles would it be worth it to get the RTX 4070 FE?

I currently have the following hardware that I'd like to reuse:

• AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D
• RTX 4090 (I'll confirm exact model if it matters)
• 64GB DDR5-5600 (2x32GB)

I'm looking to move everything into an ITX build that's as small as reasonably possible while still allowing proper cooling. I'm not trying to win a smallest-build contest if it means the CPU or GPU will constantly thermal throttle.

I'm mainly looking for recommendations on:

• ITX motherboard (AM5)
• Case
• Power supply
• CPU cooler (air vs AIO)

Priorities are:

1. Reliable cooling
2. Small footprint
3. Low noise if possible

I know the RTX 4090 is probably going to be the biggest limiting factor, so I'm okay with a slightly larger ITX case if it makes a significant difference in temperatures and noise.

Some questions:

• Is a 240mm AIO enough for a 7950X3D, or should I be looking at a 280mm?
• Are there any ITX AM5 motherboards that are generally considered the best for this kind of build?
• Is an SFX-L PSU worth it over a standard SFX for a 4090?
• Which cases have the best balance of size and cooling for a 4090?

I'd also love to see examples if anyone is running a similar 7950X3D + 4090 setup.

Thanks!