UD90

Not necessarily a bad deal, but most are probably hunting for that SN850X deal on Walmart which I recommend most people to try to snag.

Después de años trabajando luchando y ahorrando por fin pude reunir lo suficiente y comprarme una PC gamer actual!

- PROCESADOR: AMD Ryzen™ 5 9600X 6-Core, 12-Thread Unlocked Desktop Processor (Primera vez que compro un amd, no sabía cuál elegir simplemente la elegí por una oferta de Amazon)

It's worth pointing out that you don't need to be looking at Samsung per se. Companies like Silicone Power still have 4TB without paying $1800. A UD90 4TB nvme drive (Gen4 PCIe, x4) is $500. https://sp-siliconpower.com/products/silicon-power-ud90-4tb-pcie-nvme-gen4x4-m-2-2280-internal-solid-state-dr

Not bad, but the $150 4TB SN850x 🔥. 990 Evo Plus 4TB also frequently 200, though as well.

You could save some money on the air cooler and get a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 and save some more money on an SSD that's not top of the line. That 5070 is also pretty overpriced. Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/xMLFf7/thermalright-peerless-assassin-120-

I think this is a well balanced system that will do all the jobs you want very well: 7800x3d, 32gb ram, rtx 5070 is the basis. Went for nvidia gpu for the video editing. 850W well reviewed psu. The other components are just the basic selections that will work and should be adjusted as needed/wanted.

Mate, that drive is a POS and will fail very soon.Get a Crucial P310, Kingston NV3, Patriot P300, Silicon Power UD90 POS that drive

There's some better prices to be had in drives such as the Silicon Power UD90 or Teamgroup T-Force G50 (~$360), but they'll perform worse than this one. Prices are sky-high for anything that utilizes flash memory right now, but if you're dead set on upgrading then you can get the SN7100 for $405 at

I hope you've not already bought this, as I think you're overpaying for some items, including the SSD and PSU, I'd personally go for the below, which is cheaper and you have a bump up in GPU, PSU (Still A-tier) and it allows you to get an aftermarket CPU cooler rather than relying on the AMD Wraith

Overall build is decent, but overpriced in a few places. 9600x and 9060xt are a good combo. No need for the 9070xt if you're sticking with those monitors. If you plan to upgrade to 1440p anytime soon then I'd consider the 9070 or up. Case is good, no more fans needed. PSU is a good choice. Here's wh