T500

Verify RAM pricing first, possibly actually buy modules to lock in whatever cost you're considering as "acceptable". DDR5 5600 SO-DIMMs, when I've looked, are far from being "discounted" when you don't already own them. In that situation - Not already owning RAM/being able to get it (actually) cheap

That’s a good build overall, but I have a few minor suggestions… You’re paying a lot for that 6000/CL34 memory. You won’t notice any difference with 6000/CL36 memory and it saves you £85. Take £35 of that savings and get a larger capacity SSD. You’ll be surprised how fast you’ll fill a 1TB SSD with

I hoped she'll like the look and performance. For the CPU, I picked the 7800X3D. It's a great gaming cpu. It stays cool with a 360mm, white, RGB AIO cooler. The white motherboard has wifi and extra M.2 & DIMM slots for future upgrades. The build has 32GB of white RAM and a super-fast 2TB PCIe 4.0 SS

That Samsung drive is really fast, but unless you're using it for work it's a bit pointless. Look into real world gaming performances of gen 4 vs gen 5 ssd's. Spoiler alert there's close to 0 difference. That being said you could still make an upgrade to the ssd. There are 2 nand types in ssd's, QLC

Yes there is a pretty big difference, but it's one you pay for. The silicon power ssd is a good, budget-oriented nvme disk. It's older-generation, using pcie 4.0, and doesn't use the highest quality components. It is a perfectly good ssd and will give you a good gaming experience at a value price. T

Just make sure it has dram cache - especially for OS disk. It's not that important for secondary disk. I just bought Crucial T500 because of that.

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The crucial E100 is a scam. For 11.4k u can get the crucial T500 (512 GB) which has DRAM and TLC NAND. E100 sucks at reliability, don’t get that.

the Klevv doesn’t have a dedicated DRAM cache Thanks for double checking; for some reason I had it in my head that the C925G had DRAM. You're right, it doesn't. You can swap to either [this Gen 5 DRAMless SSD](https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/z98Pxr/crucial-p510-2-tb-m2-2280-pcie-50-x4-nvme-solid

Well if you really want to save money then a standard SATA 6GB/s SSD will be sufficient for gaming, in my market (UK) a 2TB example can be had for ~£100 new. They are very old technology at this point but are definitely usable for gaming, up until a few months ago I still used one and didn’t have an