FURY Beast RGB DDR5-6000 CL30 32GB

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What a spacious case to build in! (pardon my light strips... not sure if they should stay or not, kind of looks tacky). Can't quite get the RGB to look white other than the ram sticks which are the only ones that look white... any tips do let me know!

Wished it came in a darker grey variant

Been purchasing this all for the past week and finished last night. Some parts have been delivered and the rest will arrive by late next week. RAM is cl36 only because I was able to get it from a local WalMart last week for cheap ($150). It'll do.

Opted for a 9070 because I really didn't want to sp

I think this will be a fun build. I tried to pick parts to fit the budget, but still leave room for upgrades. I'll list a few monitors after the PC. For the CPU, I picked the 7500f. It's a good, but inexpensive cpu. It stays cool with a RGB air cooler. The motherboard has wifi and extra M.2 & DIMM s

Your budget allows for a very nice PC. For the CPU I picked the 9800X3D which is one of the best gaming CPUs. The only CPU that's better is the 9850X3D, but it's only by a few frames and simply isn't worth it for the price difference. For RAM, there's not much to it, it's just the cheapest 32gb kit

You’re paying a large premium in most components for no benefit. You mention only doing hobby editing - the 64GB is more than needed. Also, if Blender rendering, you want an Nvidia GPU - it will render significantly faster (we’re talking nearly twice as fast; you’re gimping yourself getting an AMD G

The system will run fine as is. Still, you can cut €300 out of your list without any change to performance, and actually some better aesthetics. Changes: Motherboard: The B850 Tomahawk will do the same for less cost. Memory: Little benefit to paying that much more for slightly lower latency. X3D CPU

Compatible motherboard. RAM sticks with a lower height to reduce the risk that you have to move up the front fan of the CPU cooler. Cheaper SSD with the same noticeable performance. The motherboard already has an M.2 heatsink. The 9070 XT has essentially the same performance as the 5070 Ti, but is c

Thoughts: A $5000 build should not have a 5070 Ti; you can build that for half the budget. Needing back-connect motherboards severely limits your choices, which means very poor value. You can achieve a unified aRGB system by using components that use the motherboard standardized 3-pin aRGB headers.

500 gb ssd and 16gb ram isnt it...get a better card as well. PCPriceTracker Build Category Selection Source Price Processor AMD Ryzen 5 7600X Desktop Processor Computech Store 17398 Motherboard GIGABYTE B650M GAMING X AX WIFI AMD AM5 LGA 1718 M-ATX MOTHERBOARD FOR RYZEN 7000 SERIES DESKTOP PROCESSOR

This should be your build mate. Don't get some cheap ass entry-level 10k motherboard for the top of the line flagship processor. U are doing professional workload and I'm assuming system will be running quite a lot. You will face issues sooner rather than later. For all the aps you want to use with