Hi! I've revised my first gaming PC build to make it better and less expensive, and I'd appreciate feedback on whether I'm overlooking any essential components or have more opportunities to reduce the cost. I don't need peripherals. My maximum budget is 7,000 RON, though I'd prefer to stay close to the current price or spend less. I'll be buying in Romania and would ideally like to use AMD for both the CPU and GPU, unless another option offers significantly better value or similar performance for much less. I probably won't purchase the system until next year, so I realize prices and component availability may change. For now, does the general build look balanced, and is there anything critical I should reconsider?
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The main issue is timing. Component prices, availability, and even the best-value parts can change substantially over the next six months or longer, so detailed recommendations made now may be outdated when you’re ready to buy. The build can still be reviewed for general balance, compatibility, and obvious overspending, but it’s best to finalize the exact parts list shortly before purchasing.
That makes sense, thanks. As a general starting point, does the current build seem reasonable, or are there any major problems I should address now?