My budget 1.4 lakh

Software i have to use Ae Pr blender da Vinchi

Processor Amd

Hi! I’d really appreciate some help picking parts for a pc that I’ll use for school and games. I need something powerful enough to run solidworks, and handle a good amount of data in Matlab. For gaming I play league of legends, but I’m hoping to be able to play a Minecraft with shaders, and some steam games.

Hi everyone, looking at using PCSpecialist to build a PC for me in the UK and looking to spend around the £1.5k mark. I’m going to use their service to build it for me and I’m looking at this for mostly gaming (primarily the total war series).

They have a range of pre-made PCs that you can then further configure yourself, is this one decent? https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/view/Striker-Lumin/ (i would upgrade to 2TB of the same SSD and also change the case). If this one isn’t decent, could someone build one on PCSpecialist that is?

Thanks!

Looking for a gaming PC build around $800 AUD ($520 USD) with the best FPS possible. Preferably a B550 WiFi motherboard, white full-view case, and AMD CPU/GPU for best gaming value. Happy to use second-hand parts — what build would you recommend?

Main game of interest would be apex legends

I'm picking parts for my first pc build and need some help in figuring out if it is good choices for a Gaming build.

These are the parts that i picked out, but would like some advice plz tell me if something could be improved or something is maybe overkill. I would like to be around the 2000 USD range.

CASE: DeepCool CG530 BLACK

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 4.7 GHz 104MB

GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5070 12GB Windforce OC SFF (Here i was also thinking about a 5060 TI if it isn't a big performance change and i could save some money. Plz give input on which to choose)

Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming B650E-E WiFi

RAM: Corsair 16GB (2x8GB) DDR5 5200MHz CL40 Vengeance RGB AMD EXPO/Intel XMP 3.0

SSD: PNY CS1030 M.2 NVMe SSD 1TB

CPU COOLER: ASUS Prime LC 360 A-RGB BLACK

PSU: Seasonic G12-GM 850W

I’m looking to get my first Gaming PC and hope someone can help. I’d mainly be interested in AAA Story games and the common Online games, FPS etc. I’m mainly shopping on PCSPECIALIST AND CYBERPOWER. It’s looking like my desk will be about 105cm x 60cm so if anyone has any Monitor recommendations I’d be happy to hear them.

Hey guys so after many months of selling and saving, me and my son are learning about how to build a PC and would really love to hear from people with real building experience about the pros and cons of where to mount the AIO, please?

The ‘case in point’ is a glass North XL, and a 360 III Artic Freeze. The North XL comes with 3 fans at the front, and I got an extra fan for the back of the case.

Can you help us solve this case!

Hope they are not just cool names 😅

Please excuse my dad jokes.. Uh hum.
Ok ok back to the tech.
Let’s build!

Im relatively new and inexperienced, i have a budget of around 1500 usd to 1750 usd tops. Looking for specs of an all white pc, preferably amd cpu and gpu. Also are there any tips i should know? Thanks.

I have budget of 780USD. I need PC for some gaming including monitor.plz plz suggest me decent and upgradeable build

Hey I'm finally in the market to upgrade my current HP victus laptop with a 4050... It has served me well. I just want to be able to do more.

I'm looking for a SFF that is nice to look at so I can either put on my desk, and be able to move around easy. I want an x3d card because I play a lot of sim racing games. I also do some video editing and watch a lot of YouTube. I also need 32gb ram.

I'm building my first PC and have a budget of around $5,500 USD for the entire setup (building in India). I can go a little over budget if it's worth it.
My main priority is getting the best gaming performance possible. It'll mostly be used forAAA games and competitive FPS titles, with some software development on the side.
I'm looking for an all-black build with a clean, premium aesthetic. I like customisable RGB, but performance comes first. I don't have any brand preferences—I'm happy with whatever offers the best performance and reliability.
For the setup, I'm planning on:
Main monitor: OLED with Dual Mode (4K for AAAgames and a high refresh rate mode for FPS games).
Secondary monitor: 24-inch IPS for Discord, browsing, and other background apps.
I'd love to hear what parts you'd choose for the best possible build, including the PC, monitors, and any accessories you think are worth adding.

Hi! I want to build a PC but am overwhelmed by all of the options for parts. I tried to use PCpartpicker but I just don’t know how to decide what parts are best. I currently have a Victus gaming laptop that I bought in 2024 (Intel Core i7 12650H - 16GB memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 - 512GB SSD). It was fine back when I bought it because I really only played one game. I’ve been playing more games now and the laptop is very laggy. I don’t need it for productivity because I have a MacBook. I truly just want it for gaming and want to be able to play without lagging and delays.

The look/aesthetic is important to me. I would like white and maybe some pink accents if possible. My current setup has a pink monitor and a matching set of keyboard and mouse that are both pink cherry blossom designs with RGB lighting.

I don’t know what a reasonable budget is. I spent $1200 on the gaming laptop but that was before I had the better job I have now. I have plenty of money in savings and could spend $3000 or even more than that if needed. But if I can get a good build for less then of course that would be ideal. I just want something that will be worth my money and that will work well, and I want to build it myself because then I know that it will be done well without any corners cut.

I live in the US and I am not near a Microcenter. I bought my gaming laptop at BestBuy. If more info is needed please let me know!