Looking for Advice on My New 5090 PC Build

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Asked By TechWizard42 On

Hey everyone, I'm excited to share my plans for a new PC build! I'm currently using a 3070TI and I'm transitioning to a small form factor for the first time. Now that I've moved closer to a Micro Center, I have access to RTX 5090 cards, and I'm considering my options. I'm looking for feedback on the build as I haven't done enough research on the motherboard, RAM, and power supply yet. I had a bad experience with Gigabyte motherboards in the past, so I'd like to avoid them if possible. I'm considering the MSI Vanguard or Ventus for the graphics card, but I've also spotted some cheaper PNY and Zotac options within the $2400-$2700 range. Any input would be greatly appreciated! You can check my planned parts here: [PCPartPicker List](https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RwVmZc)

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Answered By BuildMaster2023 On

For RAM, I'd recommend going with 6000CL28 instead of CL30 or CL34, as it provides a noticeable performance boost. Also, the Crucial T500 is a fantastic SSD option, faster than the one you're considering, and it’s cheaper too! When it comes to motherboards, I'd choose a B850 from any brand other than AsRock, as they have a reputation for reliability issues. Also, just a heads up, double-check the fan thickness; the 15mm ones might be too thin unless that’s what you want. Noctua has a new line out that’s worth considering!

PC_Guru12 -

Thanks! What's the reason for avoiding the AsRock motherboards?

TechWizard42 -

Quick question! For the CL28 RAM, would 32GB be enough for gaming, or should I upgrade to 64GB? I noticed Micro Center doesn't have any 64GB CL28 kits.

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