Need Advice on My First PC Build

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Asked By GamerDude42 On

Hey everyone! I'm embarking on my first PC build and after chatting with friends, I've drafted a parts list. I've got a budget of 1200€ and I want to ensure this setup lasts for around 5-7 years while being able to run most games smoothly. I'm wondering if my current build is a solid choice or if there are ways to improve and possibly save some cash. Also, I'm looking to order all the components soon, ideally before June. Is now a good time to buy everything, or would it be better to wait a month? I've been holding out for a GPU price to drop to around 340€. Additionally, I'm on the hunt for a 2K 24'' monitor, but I haven't found anything from well-known brands that fits. Any recommendations? Thanks for your help!

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Answered By HardwareGuru88 On

I'd suggest going with a 7600x along with a dual air cooler. But if you're looking to save some cash, the standard 7600 with the stock cooler is a solid choice without a noticeable drop in performance. Just a heads up, the memory and PSU you’re considering might not give you the best price-to-performance ratio; there are better options within your budget. Check out this build for guidance: [link](https://it.pcpartpicker.com/list/nZjPcx).

GamerDude42 -

Thanks for the suggestions! Quick questions: do I really need an 850W PSU, or can I get away with a 650 or 750W? And how much of a performance difference should I expect between the two GPUs that are 100€ apart?

Answered By TechWizard99 On

Your build looks good overall! Just a couple of tips: ensure you have WiFi capability—either get a motherboard that has it built-in or a USB adapter. Don't forget to pick up an Ethernet cable if you prefer wired connections! Also, I'd recommend considering a case like the Okino Aqua 3; it's more affordable but still stylish. Hope that helps!

GamerDude42 -

Thanks mate! I’ll be using Ethernet, so that’s covered. Appreciate your input!

Answered By BuildPro85 On

Check out this updated build: [link](https://it.pcpartpicker.com/list/f2W2Yd). It features a better GPU and a more robust PSU. I included a better CPU cooler too, which will be beneficial if you decide to upgrade your CPU down the line. The storage is slightly less at 1TB, but storage is easy to upgrade later if needed.

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