Thinking About Building My First PC – Is This a Good Build?

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Asked By CraftyNinja42 On

Hey everyone! I'm gearing up to build my first PC and would love some feedback on my current build. You can check it out here: [Build List](https://no.pcpartpicker.com/list/jzNs2x). I'm excited but nervous, so let me know what you think!

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Answered By BudgetConsciousDude On

I've got a budget of around $1500. With that, I'd suggest looking at more recent components like the 9700X, B850 mobo, and if possible, aim for a 9070XT or 5070TI. For memory, a 6000 CL30 should work well.

AdviceSeeker99 -

I have a friend at Riot Games who can share a build he made for me, let me know if you're interested!

Answered By AMD_Fanatic08 On

I wouldn't go for that RAM; I prefer regular CL30, maybe G.Skill. Plus, I feel like the GPU you picked is a bit outdated for a 'new' build. You might want to consider other options.

Answered By TechSavvyWizard On

Are you reusing your GPU? If you are, that could save some cash. Also, a thermalright dual tower cooler like the PA120 is pretty affordable and performs similarly to the Noctua NH-D15, which could help keep your costs down.

FriendlyTechie -

Yeah, the Peerless Assassin or Phantom Spirit would be great alternatives!

Answered By BudgetGuru On

I can't see the price of the GPU, but for a new build in 2025 with a decent budget, I'd suggest looking for something better than the 3080.

Answered By ModularMaster On

You might want to swap the 3080 for a 5070, and consider a Peerless Assassin Phantom Evo instead of the Noctua. Also, a Lian Li 207 case can be a nice upgrade from the NZXT. Lastly, a slower M.2 SSD that offers higher capacity could be a good trade-off.

Answered By SwitchToMSI On

I’ve heard some negative things about Gigabyte lately; I’d personally switch to MSI. Also, you can save some money by going with a Peerless Assassin cooler instead of the Noctua that you chose.

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