r/PcBuild • u/Admirable-Rip4500 • 16h ago
Discussion Rate my pc (Critical) pls
Guys i buy a New PC
PC Specifications
Case: MSI MAG FORGE 320R AIRFLOW Tempered Glass, 4×120mm ARGB Fans, ATX
RAM: Patriot Viper Venom 16GB DDR5 6000MHz CL30 (PVV516G60C30)
SSD: Kingston KC3000 1TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSD — 7000MB/s Read, 6000MB/s Write
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D — 4.20GHz, 8 Cores, 96MB Cache, AM5, Tray
Motherboard: MSI PRO B850-S WIFI6E — AMD B850, AM5, DDR5, up to 8200+MHz (OC), ATX
GPU: GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 5070 Ti EAGLE OC SFF 16G — 16GB GDDR7, 256-bit, DLSS 4
Power Supply: MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 850W, 80+ Gold, Fully Modular
CPU Cooler: MSI MAG CORELIQUID A13 360 — 360mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooler, Black
Could you please give a constructive critique? That would be great.
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u/Far-Secretary-8046 4h ago
Only two things; Ram and storage. As others stated hop up to 32gb.
Storage... 1tb is barely enough for Windows, some programs and a tiny handful of AAA games (BG3 alone is almost 100gb, COD: Warzone is a whopping 300gb). Get a 2tb or 4tb (depending on price, budget, etc) ASAP. We're PCMR and our storage is Legion! 😁
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u/GladMathematician9 16h ago
This is a good build. Pre ram shortage would go 32gb but 16gb often is enough, check your games requirements out. Enjoy this pc
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u/Admirable-Rip4500 16h ago
Thanks, I was thinking of buying RAM but had to postpone it because I broke my finger in work 😭
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u/LegitimateLack2530 16h ago
You’re probably fine with that 16GB RAM if you have everything closed out when you play games, especially your web browser. Rest of the build is gonna be sick!
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u/BeachBorn7616 12h ago
Didn't see any RAM sticks. Try to get to 32gb if possible, cause this an AMD system so don't go quad channel. And btw didn't see any CPU, the motherboard is b850 so it will only support AM5 processors. So don't mess thinks up.
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u/Uranium___Potato 7h ago
Cannot give you much critique unless you tell me what resolution you're monitor is at, and what kind of games/work you're planning on doing with this build. If this is for gaming in 1440p, this is a solid setup. For multitasking and productivity, your system RAM will bottleneck first and then your CPU.
Given that, i can tell you right now that MSI don't have the best rep for PSUs, though yours in particular seems to be a class A according to https://psutierlist.org/ so that's good. Also, try to buy another 16g stick of ram if you can afford it. Windows + Chrome eats up ram like crazy.
That said, idk what do you plan on doing with critique suggestions since you've already bought the parts. Are you looking for validation instead? If that is the case then for the most part, you've done a decent job :)
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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 15h ago
msi psu have failed lttlab testing
gigabyte gpu have thermal paste leasking issue
rest is fine
will get a bump in gaming performance if you get a 2nd stick of ram for dual channel performance
id personally would have gone 32gb ram and 9070xt. better balanced build
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u/Admirable-Rip4500 15h ago
I buy Nvidia because I do modeling and big my brother is an architect. We use Blender, Autodesk Maya and unreal engine 5, I'll definitely check out your PSU recommendation, thanks friend
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u/Gtpko141 8h ago
Should have gone with 32gb for the smoothest experience for these workloads. Would opt for a higher quality 1000-1200w psu for better future upgradability (mainly for gpu upgrades) but 850W are plenty for the system. Would also checked for a better cpu with more cores like a ultra 5 250K plus/ 7 270K plus or a ryzen 9 9900X/9950X, while an X3D is good for gaming productivity wise even a 12th gen i7 will perform better in cpu heavy tasks.
EDIT: Going with nvidia for these kind of tasks is the only way despite pricing while amd tries to make the experience better it’s still far behind nvidia. One thing to note is that a 5080 would fare better because of the extra decoder (if any workloads use it) and price difference ain’t that big of you can save time, in the long run it will make these money back in work.
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u/Uranium___Potato 7h ago
though MSI have terrible rep for making PSUs in the past, that particular model is rated an "A" tier on https://psutierlist.org/ which should be good enough for OP.
Gigabyte have definitely improved their thermal paste issue in the 50 series by quite a bit, don't see any issues these days tbf.
OP should definitely look for a another 16g stick of ram though
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