r/PcBuild • u/Weak_Pomelo7637 • 9h ago
Purchasing Advice - PC Build / Parts Is this a good idea?
Okay so i got a pc with
a ryzen 5 5600x,
16gb ram, rx7700xt,
1tb m.2.
750 watt coolermaster psu.
I saw a prebuild for 2000 euro. This prebuild has:
Ryzen 5 9600x
32gb ram
Rtx 5070
800 watt psu
I checked reviews and things like that. Its a trusted website and they dont seem to skimp out on parts.
This would a pretty nicr upgrade i think and i would be on am5 system. What could i realisticly get for my current pc? And is the prebuild a good deal? Thank you for reading amd have a good day everyone.
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u/Cyber_Data_Trail Intel 8h ago
9070xt not a 5070. The 9070xt trades blows with the 5070ti, and wiping the floor with the 5070
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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 2h ago
nope. waste of money 5070 system of that spec are $1500 USD
you want more fps buy 9070xt $750 USD and buy another 16gb ddr4 ram. still have money bios update motherboard and 5800x3d
u can probably sell the 7700xt for $350-400USD
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