P510

Your link directs to an empty cart - you need to use a provided permalink, not the URL listed at the top of your browser bar. Adding up the parts in the images, your list comes to ~$2300. You should have a better performing system than what is listed; many of the parts are questionnable or overprice

A few comments: Don't get 4 RAM sticks, get 2x16GB if you want 32GB in total, AM5 doesn't like having all 4 sticks, it will cause slowdowns (so the RAM will run at like 4800MHz instead of 6000MHz), instability or both Get a single 2TB NVMe instead of two 1TB ones, it will be cheaper and you can get

Nice! I got a Crucial T500 2TB for €180 of Amazon that I’m not going to use. I was going to offer it up here for anyone that wanted something cheaper than the now-worse pricing. But screw that. This P510 is a much better deal for people. Time to return that T500 😂.

The lack of DRAM isn't the issue https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ssds/the-crucial-p510-2tb-ssd-review/2

The storage drive in your list is massively overpriced - even in today's market, a 4TB drive should not be $700 (Samsung drives are often overpriced). 4TB is also a lot - unless you know you need that much storage off the bat, 2TB is enough to start. Suggestions below that provide a far better GPU,

It might get slightly hotter but that's pretty much it, the performance will be the same, personally I'd go for the Gigabyte since I think it looks better and I like 3-fan GPUs, but if you want to save some money get the ASRock one Btw I took a look at the whole build, I made it $78 cheaper: https:/

Exactly what I did, along with a gigabyte b850 gaming X mobo, corsair rx1000, crucial p510 2tb nvme, phantom spirit se cooler, and a fractal epoch case. Cost me just over $3500aud, give or take. XFX swift 9700xt. It's an upgrade from my 1060 gaming laptop, so naturally everything's gonna look better

I would suggest the following that upgrades the CPU to a 7800X3D and the GPU to a 9070 for much better gaming performance. It also changes all the components to white parts (except for the RAM). Total cost comes to 1891.20 CHF / $2456.19 USD, with all parts pricing from digitec.ch. I've put the prod

Great deal. Looks like Crucial clearing out their stuff. The flagship T710 2tb with and without heatsink is 210/220 too. Not worth it over the P510 for most use cases, but if you have a use for it or just want the best one I think it's the cheapest it's ever been.

You failed to state whether you were close to a MicroCenter or not. There’s a MC store in Yonkers that’s within driving distance of Southwestern CT, so I’m hoping you can make that drive. I used this MicroCenter bundle for the CPU, mb, and memory. This saves you over $300, compared to buying compara