Need Help for a 1440p Gaming Build: Any Suggestions?

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Asked By TechyNinja42 On

I'm looking to build a good value PC for 1440p gaming. I've put together a parts list and I'd love your input. Is there anything that should be changed or upgraded? Here's the link to my parts list: [Parts List](https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/BZxHxf)

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Answered By CoolerMasterFan On

Everything looks great! One suggestion: swap the cooler with the Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120 SE. It's the updated version and could do the job even better.

Answered By BuildWizard77 On

Awesome build! Here are a few things to think about:
- Would a B850 board be more future-proof for your needs?
- You can snag some CL30 6000MHz RAM for just £5 more.
- The Phantom Spirit cooler is a bit pricier but it's the upgraded version and worth considering for improved cooling.

Answered By MemoryMaven92 On

Check this out: it's just £3 more for the ARGB version of the 32GB RAM kit with CL34. Also, that case includes only one 120 mm rear fan, so you might want to grab a couple of additional 120/140 mm fans for the front intakes. Alternatively, there are cases out there that come with fans included at a similar price.

Answered By GamerGeek101 On

This build looks solid for maximizing value! I’d recommend considering a B650E motherboard for just a bit more. It’ll give you some PCIe Gen 5 lanes which could be beneficial down the line.

Answered By QuietPCEnthusiast On

Overall, it’s a good setup! A couple of thoughts:
- Check the power supply’s noise levels to make sure it meets your requirements. I spent quite some time finding a quiet one that didn’t break the bank.
- Pay attention to the fans as well—do you prefer quiet operation? RGB? I ended up swapping out my stock RGB fans for non-RGB silent ones because the noise was too much for me! Consider your preferences here.
- Again, I’d look into getting the Phantom Spirit cooler instead of the one you have listed.

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