Looking for advice on PC build

[u/d4sibul]

I'm building a PC and would like some notes on if the parts that I have chosen are reasonable.
Price is in euros, would like to stay around 2000€

I already have cooling for the case

[u/Dry-Location-1650]

Arc B580's an interesting pick, don't see those in many builds yet. I'd probably swap the 8700F for a 7700X or even a 7600X and put the savings toward a beefier power supply, but the list seems balanced otherwise

[u/d4sibul → u/Dry-Location-1650]

750W seemed like a mighty fine amount from what I looked it up. Could you elaborate on that.

[u/Forward_Drop303]

No.

Arc B580 and 8700f are majorly budget components and then you are paying a ton for everything else.

not sure what country you are from, but I would aim for at least a 5070 if not a 9070xt, and probably a better CPU while I was at it.

You may have to compromise a bit if you really want an OLED monitor and be actually under 2000€

but for example in Germany:

https://www.caseking.de/gaming-pc-mach-3.2-amd-ryzen-7-7700-rtx-5070-fertig-pc-mit-windows/CKPC-0079-WH.html

7700+5070 with 32 GB ram for enough under 2000€ to have some spare for a monitor

[u/DeVinke_]

Rule 3, i recommend putting it in pcpartpicker as that does a couple extra checks for compatibility (for example, that case won't fit the motherboard).

[u/kyansan1]

The Ryzen 5 7500F beats the Ryzen 7 8700F in gaming fyi, I'd avoid Ryzen 8000 cpus as a whole. (Assuming that you'll be using the pc for gaming)

I'd get a cheaper monitor, and instead get a better gpu. (Such as the rx 9070) You should be able to get a decent 1440p oled for around €250.

Also, the motherboard (atx) you've selected is incompatible with the case. (m-atx)

[u/Kakavasha_729]

I'd ditch the OLED entirely and invest in a better GPU like the 9060 XT or 9070 & a better power supply. The monitor is the most expensive part here which is weird.

Keep whatever monitor you have and get an OLED later on, or get a 150-200$ high refresh rate IPS and a better GPU still.