Do I Need to Adjust My Build Before Finalizing My Parts List?

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Asked By CraftyWanderer93 On

I've already purchased a 5070 for my new PC and I'm in the process of putting together my parts list. Before I make any purchases, I wanted to get some advice on whether my selections look good or if I should make any changes. Here's my PC Part Picker list: [PC Part Picker List](https://pcpartpicker.com/list/cRWNZc). I'd prefer to keep everything in white if possible!

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Answered By PragmaticPCBuilder On

You can’t really go wrong with parts these days! They should all work well together. But you are spending a lot combined on the cooler and the case, which is definitely an interesting choice instead of upgrading your GPU to something better. But if you like how it looks, that's what matters!

CraftyWanderer93 -

True, the 5070 was readily available, and I want my build to look clean. I’ll upgrade down the line for sure!

Answered By BudgetBuilder44 On

You might want to think about downgrading a bit. The 9600x paired with the 5070 is mid-range, so spending over $150 on a case and $200 on a cooler seems excessive. For the same price, you could upgrade to a 9800x3d and a 5070ti, which would give you more for your money!

CraftyWanderer93 -

Yeah, I get that, but the 5070 ti is a bit overpriced and hard to find. I got the 5070 Founders Edition for a good deal, and I appreciate the feedback!

Answered By TechSavvyGuy42 On

Overall, your build looks solid! I would recommend reconsidering that 360mm AiO cooler though—it's quite pricey. You could save around $150 by going with a Peerless Assassin air cooler instead. But if you really want that slick look and the benefits of water cooling, go for it! Your choice, really!

PCBuilderJunkie77 -

Thanks for the input! I just really love the aesthetic of a 360 cooler and the performance, plus the screen looks epic!

Answered By CoolingExpert89 On

Just a heads-up: you probably don't need an 850w power supply for a 5070 unless you plan on upgrading soon. You could save a lot by opting for a good air cooler instead of going big on an AIO. Money-wise, it doesn't make sense to have a cooler more expensive than your CPU!

CraftyWanderer93 -

I’m definitely thinking of upgrading in the future, so that’s why I went for a quality cooler now.

ChillBuilder22 -

That makes sense! Plus, if you plan to reuse the cooler for future builds, it’s a worthwhile investment.

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