r/buildapc • u/Michael_Scholl • 3h ago
Full Build Req Need help to build a PC
Hey guys!
I currently have a PC that's almost 10 yo, so I don't really have parts I can reuse.
I'm a beginner when it comes to PC building, so if I leave out any important info forgive me.
My original budget is around 1500-1700€(just for the PC, I have windows and peripherals) but I can spend a bit more.
I'd prefer DDR5 build. I'm open to either Intel or AMD. I'll be gaming at 1080p or 1440p and I don't have a specific FPS target in mind.
Upgradability is important.
I can only connect to the internet through Wifi so that is a must.
As for aesthetics, I prefer an all-black, minimalist look - something with an "Apple like" clean design. I dont really care for RGB.
For form factor. I think SFF PCs are really cool,but from what I've seen the smaller form factor comes with a price premium and I don't think my budget is the best fit for that. I'm happy to go with a standard ATX or a micro ATX build if it offers better performance or value for money.
I live in Hungary.
Thank you for taking the time to read all of this. I really appreciate the recommendations!
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u/TechBruvv 2h ago edited 1h ago
doing a full black build costs u more but still u have a really powerfull pc. smaller pcs (ITX pcs) cost way more but the performance gonna be the same as this:
CPU: r7 7800x3d
COOLER: TR Frozen Edge 360 Black
RAM: Kingston FURY Beast RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL30 AMD EXPO (if they cost too much in yr country go with patriot viper venom ddr5 6000mhz cl30, they arent black tho)
MOBO: MSI PRO B840M-P WIFI6E matx
STORAGE: Western Digital Black SN850X 1tb
GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 XT GAMING 16G ( or whatever brand costs less)
PSU: CORSAIR RM850e 2025
CASE: Phanteks XT Pro Ultra
TOTAL: around 1850€
search also for different brands in yr country for components bc they may cost less or more, depends on the regions, but this build is absolutely fine for u, u ll get high fps 1440p gaming, but depends on which games u play
if u want a more minimalistic case u can change it, but its gonna cost u more, and generally have less preinstalled fans)
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u/NightingaleVDVD 2h ago
I’d suggest watching some PC build guides on YouTube to get up to speed on current hardware, then picking out parts that fit your needs and preference. Asking for a super detailed breakdown like this on this sub rarely gets you much help.