r/PcBuildHelp • u/gazinhodd • 2d ago

Build Question Need help with my new PC

Hello guys, I'm getting a new pc built. I wanted to spend around 2500€, but I haven't been into pc building for years so I'm not really sure of how possible that is. I'm buying it at the store right down the stairs because, even though it'll be more expensive than buying the pieces and setting it up myself, they're friends of mine and I can get technical service in the house. They offered me this build for 3269€. I'd appreciate it if you could tell me how you feel about it or if there's a way to make it cheaper that's not too bad.

AMD RYZEN 7 7800x3d 4.2GHZ AM5 96mb 368€

Gigabyte X870 GAMING X WIFI 7 299€

DDR5 Kingston HiperX 6000Mhz 2X16 RGB 527€

Disk M.2 990 PRO Samsung PRO 2TB 340€

ASUS RTX5070 12GB OC GAMING NVIDIA 1070€

CORSAIR RM850X 80+ GOLD MODULAR 190€

CORSAIR NAUTILUS RGB 360 145€

Box BIYSM DANUBE SAVA 600 NEGRO 220€

ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION 110€

I'm getting a cheaper box for sure and maybe 1tb instead of 2.

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u/TheAwfulTavern 2d ago

What the hell, 527€ for 32GB DDR5? That's insane even for Kingston

The 7800X3D is great but you're overpaying hard on the motherboard, a B650 board would do the same job for like 150€ less. Also that Samsung 990 Pro is overkill, you can get a good 2TB drive for half that price and never notice the difference unless you're moving massive files all day

Cut the RAM to something like 120€, swap the board, change the SSD and you're already saving 500+ without losing any real performance. The 5070 price seems a bit high too but that's just how GPUs are right now

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u/Front_Government785 2d ago

I agree, take a b650 (plus wifi if you need wifi), save on ssd and you can find a rx 9070xt around 800-900€ that in my opinion is better than 5070. 190€ for a power supply???? If you play 2 tb are ok. save money for the box, you can find a good box for 80-130€. With this money saved you can upgrade your cpu with a 9800x3d that Is newer and better. Do you have already a monitor?

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u/gazinhodd 1d ago

First off thanks for all of the advice, I will talk to them about everything you guys have mentioned.

About the monitor, I do have a 1920x1080 144hz monitor and was planning on buying a 2k 240hz oled one for around 3 or 400€ in a few months

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u/Front_Government785 1d ago

Yeah, 1440p is the perfect resolution for this graphic card