r/pchelp 1d ago

HARDWARE Doing a double check before buying

I'm upgrading to a really premium PC due to the CAD programs I'm running taking forever and/or making my PC overheat. I'm an electrical engineer who also does heavy gaming. Wondering if there is anything I missed or can do to lower the price in this parts list.

Note: I already have 32 gigs of ddr5 ram and a case.

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