I'm in the process of putting together a new gaming rig to replace my old system. It's been a while since I built a PC, and while I've been keeping up with components, I'm no expert. Here's the current list of parts I'm considering:
- **Motherboard:** AM5 MSI B850 Gaming Plus Wifi 6e ATX
- **Processor:** Ryzen 7 9800X3D
- **Graphics Card:** MSI 5070Ti Shadow 3X 16GB
- **Memory:** KLEVV FIT V 32GB 6000Mhz CL30 (2x16GB)
- **Power Supply:** Gigabyte 850W 80+ Gold modular
- **CPU Cooler:** Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 5
- **Case Fans:** 3x Be Quiet! Light Wings PWM 140mm
- **Storage:** Crucial 1TB m.2 E100 (I already have an extra 1TB m.2 and an old 2TB HDD for more storage)
- **Case:** Antec C8 wood E-ATX
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this setup. Are there any issues or improvements I should consider?
2 Answers
Hey there! Nice build you're dreaming up! A couple of things to note:
1. Definitely check reviews on the motherboard, especially for compatibility with Ryzen chips like your CPU.
2. Make sure the TDP ratings on your CPU and cooler are compatible; that’s crucial for maintaining good temps.
3. Ensure your case can accommodate all your parts, especially the graphics card and power supply.
4. Lastly, look into the PSU tier list to make sure your power supply is top-notch, considering the amount you’re investing in your build.
I’d suggest upgrading your SSD a bit. The Crucial E100 is on the budget end, and better options like the Patriot P320 or the WD_Black SN7100 provide more durability and speed in the long run. The flash type is important — look for TLC instead of QLC.
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