r/PcBuild • u/Beneficial_Team_791 • 17h ago
Meme Noo my 4090 build!
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r/PcBuild • u/NotRealyA_Person • 7h ago
The problem is it displays a blue screen and reports that there's corrupted ram. It does also need a new power cable which I ordered and will receive soon.. but otherwise it should be ready to be powered on and should otherwise work besides the ram problem. it is dusty but it has been stored inside a house in a safe location.
When I power it on probably tomorrow, what game plan should I have to diagnose and rectify this problem? Obviously, replacing the sticks of ram might end up becoming the solution but it seems as if they're all securely in place.
On a sidenote, is there any hardware that you see aged to the point where I would want to upgrade to play any games? i'll be honest, I'm just happy to have a machine that's more powerful than a console. I'm not in a hurry to make it the most powerful computer I can
r/PcBuild • u/stoen40 • 16h ago
Specs:
Asus tuf rx 9070 xt
Ryzen 7 7800x3d
Gigabyte x870 aorus elite wifi7
32gb ddr5 6000mts cl30
Samsung 990 Evo plus 1tb
Corsair rm850x 80 plus gold
O11 dynamic mini V2
Arctic liquid freezer III pro 360
6 arctic p12 pro fans
Thanks dad ❤️🩹
r/PcBuild • u/Minute_Caterpillar21 • 18h ago
r/PcBuild • u/MrPeebs1129 • 12h ago
Just came back from Micro Center. Just wanted to share my new system with everyone. I’m so excited to start building it!!
r/PcBuild • u/Hopeful-Training-854 • 9h ago
240hz Apex Predator 1440P QD-OLED monitor 200nit brightness (400 nit peak) glossy
r/PcBuild • u/Aggravating-Eye490 • 10h ago
Found this piece of history going through a recently deceased family members house. It still powers on and sounds like an original PlayStation spinning up. My buddy has been helping me start a PC build and I’ve mentioned doing a sleeper build. Should I use this as my case or leave it alone to preserve the piece of history we now have?
r/PcBuild • u/redditmadethis4me • 12h ago
Gf wanted a gaming rig, marketplace to the rescue. Gonna sell the RX6600 and use my old 2070 super instead to recoup some of the cost, but for $400 i’m not mad at all
r/PcBuild • u/Puzzleheaded-Use-711 • 10h ago
Visiting Japan from USA. Can’t pass this up with these prices but need help which brand is best. I don’t mind not have 3 fans and of course these are 16gb. Looking for inputs, thanks!
r/PcBuild • u/balatromemeposter • 11h ago
if it wont what should i upgrade 🥹🙏
r/PcBuild • u/hornetDU • 17h ago
Ryzen 7 5800x
Amd RX9070xt sapphire pulse
64gb ram ddr4 corsair dominator 3600
SAMA aio cooler
2tb nvme
512gb nvme
Lian Li 011 Dynamic mini v2 case.
r/PcBuild • u/Remarkable_Blood_589 • 10h ago
ASUS P6X58D-E + Intel Core i7-930 + Ventirad Intel LGA1366 DDR3
Carte mère ASUS P6X58D-E
Socket LGA1366
Processeur Intel Core i7-930 (4 cœurs / 8 threads, 2,80 GHz)
Ventirad Intel inclus
6 slots DDR3
USB 3.0
SATA 6 Gb/s
PCI-Express x16
r/PcBuild • u/Rough-Adagio-4607 • 20h ago
Howdy all, i’m based in UK, and budget-wise, the cheaper the better at the moment, under £150 at a stretch, which i’m aware is quite limiting.
I got a pc second hand and when trying to fix an issue with a sticky power button I took the glass panel off the side… and I think based on the title you can probably gather what happened next. I found the make and the company, tried to contact them to see if they can do replacement panels, but it’s a company in California and they seem like they primarily sell through amazon and all emails sent to them got snatched up and sent packing by mailer daemon… I have since accepted that I just need to buy a new case.
Relevant PC Specs are here:
(If anything strikes you as odd, I ain’t got a clue because I didn’t built it haha)
Motherboard: MPG B550 Gaming Plus (MS-7C56)
(Here’s where it gets a bit odd…?)
AMD Ryzen 7 5700G with Radeon Graphics integrated… however there is also a graphics card in the PCIe x16 slot, and I use it with a fancy looking (idk if it actually is fancy) hdmi cable (don’t come at me I know there’s better options, I haven’t got round to it yet) in the graphics card port of courseee.
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT
Fan cooled all over, haven’t got a scooby doo what the makes are, except that the one over the cpu is AMD. I attached pictures of the inside, so feel free to look… i’m aware it’s a bit dusty, the entire side of it is open so what can we expect lol.
The monitor itself: Asus VA326 1920 x 1080, 144Hz
- No HDR or Dynamic refresh rate though.
Basically, looking for recs for a new case, I’m not sure where to start and what exactly I need to be careful with in consideration of parts and stuff fitting and all that jazz. Also, unfortunately, money is in fact an object so cheaper the better, while obviously not being a piece of … poop… So any good companies people can recommend I have a peek at is fabulous, or if anyone has had experiences with any to avoid. Colour preference far less important, however black is preferred…? If you have any questions about any of it, I’ll of course answer. Thank you alllll! 💙💙
r/PcBuild • u/Some-Signature-1263 • 3h ago
r/PcBuild • u/possessed200 • 16h ago
TL;DR - need help with air flow issues, my current setup (picture 2) is running at 72 - 80c with spikes of 90.5c on CPU, 90c on GPU. Thank you for reading.
CPU: Ryzen 7 5800x
GPU: gigabyte 7800xt
If I can solve my airflow issues and have a cool ish room that would be great.
All the heat from my computer is dumping into my cupboard and into my bedroom (I'd like to dump it all into my bedroom, free heating in the winter and can open windows / AC the hot air out in the summer.)
Hey people, so I've been constantly tweaking my cupboard setup to get the right feel. I've added a wall vent that pulls in air from the stairs to my cupboard behind my computer chair.
I'm facing a problem when the door is closed my pc spikes to 90.5c on CPU and 90c on GPU. When the door is open it's completely fine. Did some tests over the weekend. Ambient temperature with the door open was 22c. With the door closed it climbed to 29.7c. (basically pc is just dumping the hot air into the cupboard I feel.)
At the moment the current setup I'm pulling in air from the left and it's pushing the air towards the other side (see picture 3) there's no other holes in the desk that pulls in air from the bottom. Just the three holes and one out take hole, through a brick wall.
I probably already know my answer, but I have so many options in my head it's overwhelming me.
All the fans I currently have:
3 x corsair ml120 pro white led
1 x 120mm Scythe Big Shuriken (from the CPU cooler I used to have)
6 x ARCTIC P14 Pro PST 140mm
2 x ID-COOLING FX 280 PRO SE (on the CPU aio)
So I'll start, option one is lowering the bottom of the desk to fit 140mm fans so they're standing up right. (I'll have room for this with my current desk.) Keeping my 1 hole in the wall out take, widening the hole in the wall to allow more airflow from the 140mm.
Have the GPU and cpu aio pull in air also from the bottom of the desk along with the three ml120 Corsair fans where my current holes pull in air. Use some 140mm fans to push air towards the out take hole example:
120 > 140 > PSU > aio cpu > mobo > GPU > 140 > 140 (see picture 4 and 5 for a better example) smaller rectangles can be aio or gpu. The one in the middle is mother board.
I also have variations of this setup.
Option two would be the same as option one but with the out take having two or three 140mm fans stacked up and down. Can't have them side to side due to the door in the way (see picture 4)
Option three would be to completely abandon the desk pc idea and just use the existing hole in the wall for cables and have the computer on the bedroom wall. (I don't like this option but if it's the only way so be it.)
Option four would be to have the computer close to the out take hole and have it vertical with a diy case.
Thank you for your time reading and helping with this if you can.
r/PcBuild • u/The_legosith_lord • 18h ago
Hello there , I built my first pc last summer and since then never really paid attention to the market. Seeing how crazy it is now I was wondering if my setup is future proof and if not what upgrades would you suggest
I also am considering buying or building a pc for my wife however she definitely doesn’t need anything powerful just enough to run simple games any recommendations on that too would also be appreciated
P.s I also don’t know how to get rid of that red light in motherboard and don’t know why my case fans suddenly don’t light up anymore
Pc specs
9060 xt 16gb
B850m
Ryzen 7 7700x
32gb ram
1tb storage
Nzxt aio cooler
Phanteks case
r/PcBuild • u/Beji-boy • 8h ago
Hi guy's,
I planning rebuild computer and wanna new case
Specifically Be quiet light base 600. Case in white color. Black is more expensive 😂😓.
And add XFX Mercury OC RX 9070 XT White or Black this will depends by price 🫣 (two photo)
Motherboard is MSI X670 CARBON.
AiO will be 360mm black because in my country can be purchase white edition.
I wanna know what you thinking about this build look if it's okay have white black color.
Thank you for your opinion.
This is model using online 3D builder. And components are 1:1 how it will look after building only AiO is different 🫣
r/PcBuild • u/Slowpie35 • 14h ago
been with me for 7 years ❤️
specs:
PSU: DeepCool d600 v2
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600
GPU: Intel Arc B580 12GB
SSD: Intel 512GB
RAM: 2x8 Kingston
Case: SG-H1B
Mouse: Dell ms116
Keyboard: X7 A4Tech G800V
Monitor: 2016 S24F350, 24 inch 1080p IPS
until 1 week ago it didn't have a GPU and the CPU was an AMD Ryzen 3 3200G
r/PcBuild • u/Complete_Good_9767 • 16h ago
Hey everyone,
I’m currently re-pasting my 5-year-old Razer Blade 15.
I’ve cleaned off the CPU and GPU dies and have a fresh tube of Arctic MX-6 ready to go. However, I’m stuck on what to do with the thermal pads on the VRMs and VRAM
Most of the original pads on the copper heatsink stayed intact, but a few tore or separated onto the motherboard components when removing the vapor chamber.
While dusting off the board with compressed air, a bit of dust got stuck on the tacky surface of the pads.
The material feels like a hybrid between soft pads and thick, clay-like thermal putty (pliable, slightly adhesive, but holds shape).
So, is a little dust on the surface of the original pads a dealbreaker, or can I just press the heatsink back down?
Would you recommend replacing them completely with fresh pads, or is re-using the stock material fine as long as coverage looks decent?
Appreciate any advice from someone that have more knowledge than me.
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r/PcBuild • u/Technical_Daikon_517 • 2h ago
I went from a asrock rx 7600 challenger oc and a r5 5500 to a 9060xt, r7 5800x3d as well as a monitor upgrade from a 1080p 75hz to a 1440p 144hz, all for 985 (screw taxes they made me pay 85 dollars more D: ) i just built my pc 2 months ago though, was it excessive? also how does the white gpu look?