What Do You Think About My RX 9070XT Gaming PC Build?

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Asked By TechyGamer42 On

Hey everyone! I'm a first-time PC builder and I could really use your opinions on my upcoming gaming PC build featuring the RX 9070XT. I've done some research and picked out a few parts, but I'd love some insights on how they'll work together in terms of synergy. Here's the breakdown of my chosen components:

- **GPU**: Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 XT GAMING OC
- **CPU**: Ryzen 7 7800X3D
- **Cooler**: ThermalRight Phantom Spirit 120 SE
- **Motherboard**: MSI B850 GAMING PLUS WIFI
- **RAM**: Lexar ARES RGB DDR5 RAM, 16GB x 2, 6000MHz, CL30-36-36-68
- **PSU**: Corsair RM850e
- **Case**: MSI Mag Forge 100M

I also have a 1 TB SSD I plan to use. I was tempted to upgrade to the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, but the price jumped too much for me, so I'm sticking with the 7800X3D for now. Let me know your thoughts!

3 Answers

Answered By CoolerExpert77 On

For a high-end build like this, consider switching to an AIO cooler. While it’s not essential, a 360mm AIO could provide better cooling. That said, your current cooler will work if you're not planning on overclocking.

TechyGamer42 -

Thanks for the tip! I chose the Phantom Spirit because it seems adequate for cooling without overclocking, and it’s also budget-friendly.

Answered By BuildMaster101 On

Your build looks really solid! Everything is well-balanced, and you shouldn’t worry too much about skipping the 9800X3D. You likely won't notice a substantial difference in most games until you hit very CPU-intensive scenarios at 1080p.

FirstTimeBuilder88 -

That's a relief to hear! I've been reading up, and it seems like the performance gap might be slim for what I’m planning to play.

Answered By HardwareHero23 On

Overall, the setup seems great—nothing stands out as problematic. Just make sure you have good airflow in your case for optimal performance!

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