Viper Venom DDR5-6000 CL36 16GB

Most motherboards have features you do not need. I'd prefer the B850 chipset over the B650 because it is more modern and will be supported for longer. At the moment, 1× 8 GB has bad availability and is only a little bit cheaper than this 2× kit. 750 W is overkill for a system that will actually draw

At 4K, you're focusing too much on the parts that won't actually matter, and not enough on those that do. AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Having a 9800X3D myself, I can definitely vouch for it. But at 4K, it's really overkill for the purpose. I'd drop this down to a 7800X3D. Asus TUF Gaming B650-Plus WiFi or MS

A few comments: You don't need extra thermal paste - what comes with the cooler is perfectly fine. You'd chosen a small form factor mITX motherboard that is both expensive (just for its form factor) and not necessary in a mid-tower ATX case. You can get newer better featured ATX motherboards for les

PCPartPicker Part List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/VMrdFP Somehow I was able to squeeze in a 9070 into the budget. If you want to go a little cheaper, downgrading the ram to 16gb instead of 32gb will help CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7400F 3.7 GHz 6-Core OEM/Tray Processor ($99.00 @ Newegg) CPU Cooler: Therm

I would suggest the following changes that give you a better GPU (for better gaming performance) plus twice as much storage for €2414 - so just €100 more. There's no need to get all of the same brand (MSI in your list) - doing so saves you a good amount of money. CPU: The 7800X3D is still a very goo

Dato che non hai un budget preciso, io ottimizzerei un attimo giusto per non regalare soldi alle bigtech: CPU Ok se vuoi il top e se giochi con gli fps dove la cache aggiuntiva aiuta sugli fps Dissipatore: non serve assolutamente un AiO per il 9800x3d. Basta un doppia torre decente come il peerless

Too much money in things that don't move the needle as far as performance or build quality. I know your pricing is local, but I would look abroad for significantly better pricing on some items. I was able to save you 200 EUR with little-to-no impact on performance (and in some cases, higher performa

So this case is 7x9x16 (tall). Itd fit in a large backpack. Its easy to work in (all the sides pop off). There are some tradeoffs: You're only getting a single 1x16GB stick of RAM, but you an add another one later. There's less of a penalty for single-channel on DDR5 than there are on DDR4, so its n

PCPartPicker Part List Something like this should be much better at a similar price. The 5800x is a nice cpu, but your upgrade path is limited to the 5700x3d and 5800x3d, both of which are ridiculously expensive, even on the used market. The 12600K performs on par with it, is cheaper, and makes upgr

No real performance improvement for 4K gaming performance. However, you can save some money while keeping the same performance. Suggestions below that make several changes that cut $170 from your list. CPU Cooler: Slightly less expensive 360mm AIO with arguably better fans. Motherboard: Less expensi