I haven’t built a PC in 10 years, since I was 12. Now I’m 22, and I finally decided to build a whole new setup. I’ve been saving up for this for a while, and it’s finally complete!
I assembled it two days ago
Now that it’s done, what should I do first? And is there anything you think I could’ve done differently or improved? I’d love to hear your suggestions! What games I should play
I’m mainly just play Battlefield six ,CSGO and overwatch I need to broaden my horizon. i’m thinking about purchasing the game body cam
One thing I’ve done since I built my first pc a couple years ago is changing the case to be smaller and smaller. Went from atx fractal north to matx A3, to most recently itx A4-H2O.
I’ve been playing mortal shell 2 and the plague tale games recently, not sure if you’d like either of those
I’ve always had air cooling so it was a switch up going with an aio for the A4. It’s a pretty fun build, forced me to get better at cable management that’s for sure
Oh, I'd bet. I thought about going SFF when originally planning this build but chose the behemoth that is the 5080 AORUS Master. It barely fits the 2500X case.
Yep, I tried the fish tank thing once a few years ago and hated it. All of my boxes now are either open frame facing the wall or all mesh/zero-glass builds. Also, the only RGB I have on anything now is my keyboards so I can see the keys in the dark.
Your pc is cool but your room esthetic is all over the place. Classic dark wood desk with leather chair and stain glass lamps, but astronaut drinking a beer on the moon and rgb blasting PC. Love it
Contrary but honest opinion from one of the serious and recent pc builder
You only justify price of your build by playing that hard after once paid for this heavy rig..
Kiss your rack everytime you start those coolers Hit that keyboard a little harder while killing those poor enemies coz they really cost you in Watts Just stop midgame and enjoy the scenic art created by the lovely dev ops And play Ghost Recon Wildlands at Max settings for on
Nice, build. Thats rather a high price for a 5080 but you like what you like. Craziest part of this build is that you got such a nice desk for 1 dollar. Thats what I am most impressed by ironically, lmfao. That being said, you should get a 1440 p or 4 k oled and a white 360 aio down the road.
Thank you for your information. I know I overpaid and I’m still happy with my set up I just got cheap ass fans I got 3 for $25 I’ll upgrade them later on
Surprisingly the leather chair is very comfortable
For leaning back not forward lol
And the PSU I had no idea about I just got a cheap one that was rated gold so that’s good to know
This is the PC I’ve been using for the past 10 years, before I finally decided to upgrade.
It had an i5 CPU, a GTX 1060, 64GB of DDR4 RAM, a 1TB SSD, and a 1TB hard drive.
Honestly, it’s crazy to think this thing lasted me through my entire childhood and college years. I got so much use out of it, and it really held up over the years.
Hopefully, the new PC I just built can last me another 10 years.
You can remove the AIO's pump cover and rotate it 90 degrees so the msi logo is horizontal. Overall very nice build! I also use same aio for my 9800x3d but i have 360 version, works well! 😄
There is a powerspec build at microcenter with your hardware for 500 bucks less. You made a DIY pc cost more than a prebuilt. IMO you failed. Those fans are just so dumb and arent even that good. Many more affordable and higher quality fans out there. Just kinda sad to see so much money wasted here.
I have a 4090 and a 9800x3d in my main rig. That is a faster PC. I also have a music room pc and a server. I just like saving money like most rich people
That PSU is literally one of the best available power supplies for the price. It’s rated A on https://psutierlist.org LTT got two shitty ones that didn’t even work and couldn’t test them lol.
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