Are My PC Components a Good Match?

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Asked By EpicGamer47 On

Hey everyone! I'm building my first PC and I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed with all the choices out there. My budget is around 2000€ and I'd love your thoughts on my build. I need a setup that can handle modern games at high settings with a stable 60+ FPS. I don't need the highest graphics settings, but I want to be confident that I can play new games for the next five years without worrying if they'll even run.

Here's what I'm planning to get:
- **Graphics Card**: Radeon RX 9070 XT
- **Processor**: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- **Motherboard**: GIGABYTE X870 GAMING WIFI6
- **Cooler**: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360
- **RAM**: Kingston FURY DIMM 32 GB DDR5-6000 (2x 16 GB)
- **SSD**: SAMSUNG 990 PRO 1 TB
- **Case**: Fractal Design Meshify 2 XL TG
- **Power Supply**: Corsair RM850 (2021), RM Series, 850 Watt

I'm located in Germany if that's relevant. Any suggestions or improvements? Thanks!

2 Answers

Answered By TechSavvy23 On

Definitely keep in mind the peripherals and monitor in your budget! A solid PC with a mediocre monitor can limit your FPS. Also, check the CL rating on your RAM; for your build, aim for CL30 or lower. Overall, your setup looks good, though I'm not an AMD GPU expert.

EpicGamer47 -

Thanks for the tips! I'll make sure to verify the RAM specs. As for the monitor, I'm good with my current WQHD one, but I might upgrade later.

Answered By BuildMasterX On

I put together a similar build on PCPartPicker with some tweaks: you might find a cheaper motherboard and cooling system, plus a less expensive case. I also upped the SSD to 2TB. Consider swapping the 9070 XT for a 5070 Ti; they’re close in performance but Nvidia has some better features. Just make sure your monitor is capable of taking full advantage of your powerful gaming rig!

EpicGamer47 -

I appreciate the suggestions! I really need to understand what makes a good motherboard and how to ensure compatibility with the rest of my parts. And regarding the case, I heard bigger ones are better for airflow, but I'm unsure how to check if it'll fit everything.

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