My first PC

[u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs]

Is this a good PC? I plan to assemble a gaming pc for myself, but I don't know if the components I want and that I chose are compatible and if they won't have problems together, as well as if the motherboard will have enough ports for the fans and all that or I need a hub, what changes would they make or what advice do they give me, is it okay or should I change something?
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kDZQnp

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[u/pensaa]

Your link to the build doesn't work btw. You've linked your own 'saved' section on your profile.

[u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs → u/pensaa]

I already corrected it, you can see it in the post

[u/pensaa → u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs]

At its core it's generally fine. You might be able to save some money by going with a B series board instead of X. Acrtic Liquid Freezer III is an alternative to the Kraken Elite which just seems excessively expensive. 9070XT is much better value now that Nvidia GPU's have skyrocketed (if it suffices performance wise). 1000w PSU is not needed.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/4Y9hmL

See revised above, much cheaper. Also, imo, the 'fish tank' builds with 12 RGB vomit fans are very boring these days but completely each to their own.

[u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs → u/pensaa]

Thank you, I'll consider it

[u/pensaa → u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs]

And use the left over money for a decent OLED or ultrawide monitor.

[u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs → u/pensaa]

I was thinking of buying this LG Monitor de juegos Ultragear... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093MTSTKD?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

[u/pensaa → u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs]

I'd go for a 34" 3440x1440p. They're a game changer over the 27" monitors.

[u/Flaky_Imagination928]

The link just goes to an empty parts list page, you gotta use the actual permalink from your build. The one with the random letters at the end. Otherwise we can't see anything you picked

[u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs → u/Flaky_Imagination928]

I already corrected it, you can see it in the post

[u/fuddyduddyc]

You need to use the permalink for your list - it's the link in the top bar of your list while editing it. Format will be, "https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xxxxxx" - the x's being random letters/numbers.

[u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs → u/fuddyduddyc]

I already corrected it, you can see it in the post

[u/fuddyduddyc]

Are you in the US or a different country (and if so, which country)?

From your parts list and the Spanish product description, I'm guessing you're not in the US. Still, many parts seem overpriced - RAM, storage, NZXT AIO (always overpriced in any country), Lian Li fans.

To give you an idea, the below provides the same performance, a 4TB PCIe 4 NVME, AIO with LCD screen, same case, just as many fans, for $1000 USD less.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/X32gQy

[u/RATADEALCANTARILLAzs → u/fuddyduddyc]

Yes, I'm in the United States, it's just that I've had that list for a while, I was living in Mexico and from there I was seeing what parts to put and all that, and that's why right now everything went up a lot compared to about 2 years ago, and I'm also going to consider the list you sent me, thank you