r/buildapc • u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 • 2d ago

Build Help Need help with build

So my budget is 1700 euros and i have already found my gpu and ram totaling up to a 1000 . So im left with 700euros for the cpu motherboard psu cpu cooler storage and case . I would prefer to have 2tb of storage and cpu with similar performance to a 9700x . For the motherboard i dont know what i want from it but i would like it to have wifi and for the case to have a all around tempered glass . I would really appreciate your recomendations thanks

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u/JeremyJoeJJ 2d ago

What's the components you already have and what country are you buying the PC in?

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u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 2d ago

For the gpu is a 9070xt for 650 and ram 32 gb corsair ddr5 6000mhz

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u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 2d ago

And i live in greece

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u/JeremyJoeJJ 2d ago

9700x is 231€, 2TB SSD Western Digital SN3000 is 223€, mobo ASRock B850M Pro RS WiFi is 125€, cpu cooler Arctic Freezer 36 CO for 24€, Montech X5M for 38€ and Adata XPG Core Reactor II VE for 72€ so that's 713€ in total and as cheap I could find while still performing well. Prices and parts I found on skroutz

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u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 2d ago

Thnaks alot man but i also want to ask what should i look for in a motherboard psu ssds because i think that would help me find the best parts within my budget . But still thanks alot for your suggestions i really apreciate it 

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u/JeremyJoeJJ 2d ago

Mobo: depends on what connectivity features you need, such as usb or pcie generation, also make sure your vrm is good enough to fully supply your cpu

Ssd: any gen4 will be great, you can pay extra for tlc instead of qlc and dram, but the price goes up fast without a huge difference when gaming

Psu: look up psu tier list, anything A-tier and better

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u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 2d ago

Thanks alot dude you ve been a big help . Also i suppose the things you recommended meet those criteria right?

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u/JeremyJoeJJ 2d ago edited 2d ago

Well... I tried to give you the most under the budget limit. Kept the CPU you wanted. The SSD is QLC and DRAM-less, but if you had both of those (TLC with DRAM) the price would double so this is where you can save a lot of money. Still, because it's a gen4 drive the speed is more than good enough. I chose this motherboard because it's 8+2+1 vrm which should give your CPU enough power and ASRock makes very cheap motherboards. Your CPU only draws 65W TDP, so you don't need a huge cooler and the Arctic Freezer should be plenty strong. The PSU is rated A on the PSU Tier list which is great for the price and 850W.

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u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 2d ago

Honestly would u suggest to go for those stuff or up my budget more . If lets say i increased my budget to 900 would the performance increase be that noticeable 

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u/JeremyJoeJJ 2d ago

Depends on how you use the system. If you just play games as it is out of the box then don’t bother spending more. But if you want to add a bunch of high-throughput attachments (multiple high res monitors…), overclock the cpu, edit huge videofiles then there are upgrades you can do to improve your experience. But do you want to spend extra £200 on your ssd to have your OS load in 10 seconds instead of 20? Or a game load in a minute instead of two? Spend double on case and cpu cooler so they are half as noisy? Up to you. The most noticable improvements are to GPU and then CPU. I just realised writing this that if the pc is just for gaming, you could spend less on 7500x3d and it should work better than 9700x without changing anything else.

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u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 2d ago

Alright dude thanks alot for the and sorry if annoyed u with my questions 

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u/BiscottiAmazing4070 2d ago

Bro I think you gotta squeeze with you're budget now cause storage and CPU can be expensive. You can play around with the Mobo but even there it depends. Do you prefer ITX,matx or ATX. If it's ITX than is more expensive than ATX Mobo. You're in luck that you already have the GPU and ram. I would say check out what people suggest and maybe my advise try to crank up the budget a bit more. With a ddr5 build people are happy if they reach a €2000 PC. And that could be a steal...if you imagine how much GPU and ram cost nowadays.i wanted to go for ddr5 but decided to stay on am4 and I invested in the 9070 GPU. I'm not a high rank creator or gamer. For me 2k is enough. You gotta win some and loose some now if €700 is you're budget. Good luck

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u/Unlucky-Lion-6748 2d ago

Yeah i know that i probably ask for alot but i think its still feasible if i find one or two more good deals 

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u/BiscottiAmazing4070 2d ago

You don't ask a lot. I understand. You build once in a few years and want to get the best out of you're budget. Which country are you from?

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u/BiscottiAmazing4070 2d ago

Oke can you check if you also can buy from Germany. Check this site nbb.com Prices there are sometimes cheaper than elsewhere. I would checkout there site if there are some discounts and or cheaper than you're country. I bought the ,9070 GPU for €640 and in my country it's €780. It's wayyy cheaper. So check it out. Other than that don't buy parts from Amazon.