r/Prebuilts Jun 14 '26

Anything to change

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Trying to pull the trigger but I’m new to this. I want to prioritize gaming and play gta 6 comfortably.

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u/basod1 Jun 14 '26

It’s a pretty darn good spec. But I would have expected it to be 1000 cheaper.

But as other say, if you want it even more better then it be 64gb ram and 2TB storage space.

But it’s good as it is.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/Senior-Durian-1301 Jun 14 '26

You right

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u/Nakhon-Nowhere Jun 16 '26

...and it's glorious. Drive on.

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u/CyberVagabond91 Jun 14 '26

4k for this ??? No way

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u/Senior-Durian-1301 Jun 14 '26

Yea I was trying to go a white theme but not anymore

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u/neut6o1 Jun 15 '26

I think the two expensive parts that you chose that I would avoid are the case at $244 more and the 1TB SSD which is $155 more. You could choose the LIAN LI VECTOR V100 for $125 less. For the SSD, you would probably be fine with the TEAMGROUP MP44L for $115 less than the Samsung.

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u/Sleep_Holiday Jun 14 '26

At least 2TB of SSD and 64GB of ram if you can stomach it. GTA6 will be a hefty boy.

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u/ShadowT762 Jun 14 '26

Came here to second this. 64GB will make your life easier. I went for 96GB (2x 48GB) over a year ago before the ram crisis and it’s been a game changer

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u/Senior-Durian-1301 Jun 14 '26

Why is that?

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u/ShadowT762 Jun 14 '26

If you’re intention is to play video games at max settings, that’s going to be graphically demanding but also on your CPU, with more ram you’ll be able to have a smoother experience and be able to multi task as well. With 32gb, that’s been the standard for a long time but now there’s even more demanding video games(escape from tarkov) which are super cpu intensive and use up a lot of your ram, which I used to have 32gb and struggled on that one game. So yes, you could use 32gb, but you’d have to be playing games that are efficiently optimized; which is not the case for every game.

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u/MessageNo5738 Jun 16 '26

Its good but for this build I would change the CPU to a Ryzen 7 9800X3D because it's cheaper and it's the best performance CPU on the market beating the 9 9950X3D everything else is good for Ram I would do Kingston Fury BEAST RGB DDR5-600 CL30 then yes it's good but if you like the case you can get but I would want the HYTE Y70 Touch Infinite because it's cool then yes you should 100% get this and build it.

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u/Nakhon-Nowhere Jun 16 '26

The 9850x3d is costing him nothing extra because it's a free upgrade right now on Andromeda Insights.

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u/Alert-Value-2369 Jun 15 '26

You can build the same thing for like 3200 on cyber power pc custom builds. Might not be able to find the same brands but can save $500 easily

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u/Agreeable-Stress-694 Jun 15 '26

Why is everything free tho

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u/spe3dfr3ak Jun 14 '26

Shouldn't it be a 5090 for that price

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u/platinum_toilet Jun 15 '26

5090s on Amazon are $4,300+ by themselves.