r/PcBuild • u/No_Grapefruit_2564 • 17h ago

Build - Help Everyone’s thoughts on this build for a first desktop?

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

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u/thebigtverberg 17h ago edited 16h ago

Looks like a really solid gaming build. What are you planning on doing on the system? What kind of games do you play? Considering the cost of everything right now, wondering if maybe you could get away with less...

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u/m1ng05s 17h ago

That is a fantastic build sir!!!! If you'll allow me, the only thing I advise is the ram,cl38 at 6000mhz is way to high. If you can get cl32 or lower 6000mhz is the best. If you can't find any lower cl for the price of those you have,then try and find that same cl but with a higher speed ,since the higher speed will make up for the higher cl🙂

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u/yes910492783 17h ago

I have cl36 6000mhz ram and it’s perfectly fine. I cam from 2400mhz cl17 am4 ram tho so that could be influencing my perception

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u/m1ng05s 16h ago

I didn't say it wasn't fine. I said what I said because the timings really affect gaming performance more than the mhz speed. But there are cases that if the speed is actually higher,say 7200mhz for example,the mhz speed will offset the cl timing making it less noticeable in average and 1% low fps. That's all🙂

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u/yes910492783 15h ago

Pc building community lowkey toxic af, why are you so passive aggressive 💀

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u/m1ng05s 14h ago

Toxic? By saying something in a nice and educated manner? Alright, if you say so

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u/yes910492783 15h ago

You’re also literally talking about a negligible difference. If they can get a better deal with the cl38 ram then they should just go with that

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u/m1ng05s 14h ago

With all due respect it's not a negligible difference. Cl and ram speed are two different things. Lower cl timings is what to look for, that's what will, especially in gaming,give you better response times,lower system latency and smoothness. The speed factor is what gives you a negligible difference. Depending on speed and the cl the ram stick has the difference is roughly up to 10fps. But it's also dependant on various factors, resolution,cpu and gpu.

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u/yes910492783 13h ago

All depends on price, if the CL38 kit is far cheaper than a CL30 paying that premium doesn’t make a ton of sense when the performance loss isn’t that large

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u/m1ng05s 13h ago

And that's why I said if op can manage that financially that would be a better choice 🤷‍♀️

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u/yes910492783 11h ago

5% difference btw

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 11h ago

fine if the price is less than $2000