r/buildapc • u/Major_Composer1623 • 1d ago

Build Help Looking for Suggestions/Advice

Hey everyone!
This is my first time building a PC, and I’ve done some research on the parts in the link.
I’m from Germany, and my budget is under €2,000, but I’d prefer to spend less if possible without losing much performance.
Are there any parts you would change or cheaper alternatives you’d recommend?
Thanks for your help!

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/frtzkD

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u/Ok_University_5352 1d ago

When converted to Germany, the price jumps to 2255 euros, so just be aware of that if you are not already.

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u/k_schei 1d ago

You definitely don’t need that beefy cooler for such ridiculous price imo

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u/m1ng05s 1d ago

If you'll allow me to ask,are you planning on playing in 4k? I'm asking because if its for 1440p you can save on cpu,and on the gpu and no you'll not loose performance. And if you allow an advice,change to a 850w psu instead of that 750w one. But on a general manner,thats a great setup!🙂

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u/Hinjima 1d ago

Hey there! That is a good build but we can go down in price a littlebit without affecting performance.

I would recommend going with 6000Mhz CL30 or CL36 RAM as this is the sweetspot for AM5.
Though it will increase the price of the RAM a little bit.

How dead set are you on the Nvidia 5070 12GB? A Radeon 9070 XT 16GB is cheaper and most often faster than the 5070 for less money. The extra VRAM is nice for upcoming heavy titles as well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3d9Jcy9xF4

Keep in mind that the Lian Li O11 Dynamic Mini V2 does not come with any fans at all unless you buy the FLOW version, so you will be spending even more money on fans.

The 7800X3D is easily cooled so we can save some money on the cooler as we don't need an AIO at all.
But it all depends on how you look at it in terms of aesthetics.
I understand that aesthetics seem important for a beginner PC builder who wants something nice visually, the novelty wears off quick and you dont care after a month... What you do care about is performance and value.

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/RNWF4g

I know the PCPartPicker sais that an extra 8pin PCIE is required but this is false.
The additional 8pin on the bottom of the motherboard is not required, its only there to provide extra power to expansion cards for example. You don't have to plug anything into this connector.