Looking for Feedback on My Gaming PC Build

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Asked By TechNinja77 On

I'm putting together a gaming PC and I've laid out my current build, totaling around $6028.44. Here's the breakdown:

- **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D 4.3 GHz 16-Core Processor - $679.00
- **CPU Cooler**: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III Pro 360 - $89.99
- **Motherboard**: ASRock B850M Riptide WiFi Micro ATX - $149.99
- **Memory**: Kingston FURY Beast 64 GB DDR5-6400 CL32 - $1116.75
- **Storage**: Samsung 990 Pro 4 TB NVME SSD - $374.99
- **Storage**: Samsung 990 EVO Plus 4 TB NVME SSD - $327.95
- **Video Card**: Gigabyte GAMING OC GeForce RTX 5090 32 GB - $2950.00
- **Case**: Lian Li A3-mATX MicroATX Mini Tower - $72.98
- **Power Supply**: Lian Li EDGE GOLD 1200 W - $229.80
- **Case Fan**: ARCTIC P12 Pro PST (5-Pack) - $36.99

I'm wondering if this build is any good or if there are changes I should consider while sticking to the same price range. Is the 5090 video card a good choice? What about the motherboard and the SSDs I picked? Is my power supply sufficient for this setup? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

3 Answers

Answered By GamerGuru21 On

Honestly, I'd recommend looking at better versions of the 5090, like the ROG Astral or MSI Suprim X. The one you picked may not perform as well as expected and could limit your gaming experience. Plus, for the motherboard, I’d steer clear of the B850M; try to get at least an X870E for better stability and features.

Answered By PCWizard101 On

You’ve got great components lined up! Just make sure your PSU is truly enough for the whole build. It should handle the load, but always good to double-check if you're planning to overclock anything. Don't forget cooling and airflow in your case, too!

Answered By BuildMasterX On

I went ahead and tweaked your build a bit. Here’s the new setup:
- Changed the motherboard to a B850 Gaming X WiFi 6 (avoid Asrock if you can).
- Opted for a TUF Gaming 5090 instead of the Gigabyte due to some issues I’ve heard about leaking.
- Swapped the PSU for a Be Quiet! Straight Power 12, 1200W Platinum.
Everything else looks solid, just those small changes can make a big difference.

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