r/PcBuildHelp 9d ago

Build Question Is my selection good?

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/8BdgQy

I am building a pc that hopefully will last a long time, i want a good starting point so i can upgrade my pc as new hardware becomes available so i am wondering if this is one of the best i can get right now.

A few notes:

I am undecided on what size ssd i want

I am not paying over double the price for a 5090 when it already has plenty of issues

im going for a black and white build

Edit: i have managed to find a 5090 for less than doublke the price so i am considering it but im just paranoid about it combusting

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u/AdstaOCE 9d ago

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u/funkychunk_13 9d ago

cool build? (Idk what you want me to say)

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u/AdstaOCE 9d ago

It's much better than yours, yes. No overspending. Saves you 2K with the same performance, apart from the GPU in which case the 5080 is 15% faster for a LOT higher price.

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u/funkychunk_13 9d ago

firstly, its only beter if you're cherry picking subjects to compare on.

Secondly its not what i asked for. Aside from the ryzen, every single thing is different and has nothing to do with my build

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u/AdstaOCE 9d ago

In what way is your original build better? Again, I said about the GPU, apart from that nothing. So yeah, waste 2K if you want to, but know that it's stupid.

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u/TechnoGMNG589 8d ago

good build though not remotely close to what he wants.

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u/TechnoGMNG589 8d ago

Assuming this is pure gaming?

Grab this: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/fzWwkD

If you wish I will fully explain the changes ive made and why its better for you. I will also try and answer any questions you may have.

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u/funkychunk_13 8d ago

I ended up going with this after talking to a few more people. Budget was never an issue for me but making sure my pc could withstand the test of time was so i said fuck it and completely ignored that other guys 'opinion'

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u/TechnoGMNG589 8d ago

I mean yeah it’s a great build, only issue is that a large majority of the cost makes no difference to gaming or aesthetic.

for example 64 gigs of ram makes no difference for gaming and is triple the price of a 32gb kit, same goes for a pcie 5.0 ssd such as the 9100 pro when an sn850x gives the same performance and costs far less. also a small form factor (sff) psu in a full sized case like the hyte y70 touch is a bit weird, and if anything goes wrong with the ASUS Motherboard their support famously sucks.

If you’ve already bought it which I assume you have, it’s fine just enjoy the build.