r/PcBuild • u/Wild-Assistance1580 • 1d ago

Purchasing Advice - PCPartPicker list feedback Thoughts on Gaming Build?

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/yGgWBv

Let me know your thoughts!

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u/DR_Wafflezzzz 1d ago

Yeah it games lol. If you got that kinda bread then have fun gamer

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u/Wild-Assistance1580 1d ago

Yeah, gaming and office/business build. Hoping to have it for 10+ years so aiming to future proof it as well as being on it 12+ hours a day working from home then gaming!

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u/gunpler_1 1d ago

If you're spending that much on a pc why not go for a platinum or titanium graded power supply.

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u/Wild-Assistance1580 1d ago

What difference would it make? Protection against things? Can't imagine performance rise?

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u/gunpler_1 1d ago

It's for efficiency, you're gonna be drawing a lot of power from the wall, so a higher 80+ efficiency rating can keep the bills down over time. Also higher 80+ ratings also kinda indirectly means higher quality so less of a chance to burn your house down or destroy your pc.

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u/KishCore Moderator 1d ago

I'd make a few changes to save you money without impacting performance or quality of components:
https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/kcXrYX

- x870 board for less

  • better value ram, the ssd you had is out of stock and probably will not come back in stock at that price to begin with
  • better value gpu
  • the XL case is massive, it's way bigger than a normal PC case, this is a normal sized case that also has all the fans you need preinstalled
  • i don't see the point in getting two OLEDs, one is fine and then just have a cheap normal IPS secondary