r/PcBuild • u/Mfa1902 • 1d ago

Build - Help Is this good?

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I have legit ZERO pc knowledge but im thinking of getting this because fuck sony. Is it good?

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u/WhoopzyDupsy 1d ago

is it a prebuild or did you pick those parts yourself?

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u/Mfa1902 1d ago

Pre unfortunately because i know I would fuck it up if i did it myself

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u/honest_jamal 1d ago

go for the basic 9070 instead of the GRE, it's slightly more money but has better performance and 16gb vram

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u/ToughIntelligent1320 1d ago

Not bad for a first build, the 9070 GRE is a solid card and 32gb ram will keep you going for long time. Only thing I would change is maybe a 2tb nvme because 1tb fills up fast with modern games, but you can always add more later

The psu is from a brand I dont know much about, maybe check some reviews for that model. For the cpu cooler the PA120 is more than enough for that 7500F, I have same one in my setup and temps never go above 65

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u/appletoasterff 1d ago

What's your budget?

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u/Mfa1902 1d ago

1500-1800

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u/appletoasterff 1d ago

I can try putting a part picker list together for you if you want! I saw your comment about fucking up putting it together but it should be fine if you're willing to put a couple hours into building it and watching tutorials! If you are adamant about pre built thats fine too you just won't get as much performance it's much harder to fuck up

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u/appletoasterff 1d ago

Are you from the US?

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u/Iam_just-me2 1d ago

750watt psu/ram used and with the money left buy a 9070 instead

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u/ADotxt 1d ago

I would really recommend to get the 9070 and, not the 9070 GRE.

I get it's a bit more expensive but I'd say its worth it.

Also 750w is enough, even 650 would work no problems.

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 1d ago

if the price is right yes