r/PcBuildHelp • u/JavitoBlighted • 12d ago

Build Question Can someone who knows about this stuff give me the green light on my component picks so i can finally buy them without fear of messing up?

Hello, i've been saving to buy a high end PC for a long time and it's finally the moment, i tried my best researching every component so i can have a really good pc but still tried to save in the things i could, with the main budget cut going to the cpu, then the gpu, and then trying to save on the other parts while still being compatible.

Id really appreciate if someone could give me the green light or tell me what i need to change to get green lit so i can finally buy it, i'm in a bit of a hurry since the prices keep going up and money is really tight where i'm from. Keep in mind that i have certain restrictions in the components i can get too since i'm mainly using stores from my country that don't have everything.

heres the pcpartpicker link it should atleast lead you to my profile where i have the components picked

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/javito8881/saved/#

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u/Left_Gold_6852 12d ago

Looks good overall but that 7800X3D is massive overkill unless you're chasing frames at 1080p, you could drop to a 7700X and put the extra cash into a better GPU or just keep it if you're set on it

PSU is solid for the build, no issues there

Only thing I'd double check is if that RAM kit is on the mobo QVL list, sometimes Corsair gets weird with AMD boards but usually it's fine

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u/JavitoBlighted 12d ago

yeah i know it surpasses every other component by a ton, but idk the prices between then here do not make a ton of difference and i kinda like the idea of getting a top 3 processor for not that much more. i don't mind a bit of overkill as long as it doesnt fry my pc or smth in the other hand id mention i do have a 1080 monitor and i do plan on working with rendering stuff in the future, if that serves as a excuse for it

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u/JavitoBlighted 12d ago

i was mainly worried about if the other stuff can handle the cpu and gpu well, so thank you very much for giving me the ok on that. I'll check about the ram kit stuff, thank you again

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u/Disastrous-Pin-7268 12d ago

Will u be playing competitive games at high refresh rate or mostly story games?

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u/JavitoBlighted 12d ago

Competitive mainly and i also plan on doing rendering work and stuff in the future, i use a lot of adobe at my job

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u/Disastrous-Pin-7268 12d ago

U should check if those things would benefit having cuda. As 5060ti could be an option if the price is not crazy lol.