Feedback Needed for My First PC Build: Part List Inside!

Hey! So, first off, you definitely don't need 4x32GB of RAM for gaming. A solid 2x16GB at 6000MHz should do just fine and save you about €200. Also, your GPU seems a bit underpowered for the CPU you picked. If you can swing it, I'd suggest saving that RAM budget and investing in a better GPU—look into something like a 4080 or a 5070 Ti to match up nicely with the 7800X3D. Good luck!

I get what you're going for, but Noctua is kind of pricey; maybe look at Thermalright for fans instead—they work great at a lower cost. Plus, consider scaling back on the RAM. 4x32GB really isn’t necessary. You could save even more by opting for a cheaper motherboard and a simpler SSD, like a 2TB NVMe. Lastly, the RTX 3060 isn't the best match here; aim for the 5070 Ti instead, especially with your budget!

Definitely consider upgrading your GPU to at least a 4060 Ti. For RAM, 2x16GB is plenty, giving you a total of 32GB. I personally like to have two storage drives—a 250GB SSD just for booting and then a larger 1TB SSD for games and other files. This setup works great for me!

Honestly, you might be overdoing it with the 7800X3D and the 3060 GPU. Pairing it with something like a Radeon 9070XT or RTX 5070 Ti would give you better performance, and if you go with a Ryzen 9700X instead of the 7800, that should still fit your gaming needs while saving you cash. Also, ditch the 4x32GB RAM setup; 2x16GB is more than enough! You might get better overall performance that way.