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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.

I used this MicroCenter bundle for the CPU, mb, and memory. This saves you more than $350, compared to buying the same parts individually online. I also used this 5070 Ti from MC, which is $20 cheaper than I’ve found from other retailers. CPU: The 7800X3D is an excellent CPU for gaming. At 1440p, it

300 USD is expensive for a 2TB gen 4 SSD. Search for cache less SSDs, they are a bit cheaper and not needed for gaming. I see Patriot P400 Lite for 180 on Newegg. TeamGroup T-Force G50 for 205 USD at Amazon or Silicon Power UD90 also for 205 USD on the website of SP SiliconPower. They're not the fas

I had my game doing this for a little while. Turned out to be my SSD (Silicon Power UD90) wasn't able to keep up. MH Wilds is quite punishing on SSDs without DRAM. It would be fine for a little bit of gameplay, usually anywhere from 10-25 minutes, and then suddenly id see textures like this, sound a

Only thing I replaced on my build from them was my SSD. I bought this months ago when it came with a Silicon Power UD90. I’d play Battlefield 6 and my game would crash. I decided I wanted to upgrade my SSD to 4TB and bought a 990 Pro not knowing it would solve an issue I had. Funnily enough on this

PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF 3.9 GHz 20-Core Processor $529.99 CPU Cooler Geometric Future Eskimo Pro 36 80.81 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler $49.90 @ Newegg Sellers Motherboard Asus Z890 AYW GAMING WIFI W ATX LGA1851 Motherboard $0.00 Memory G.Skill Flare X5 32 GB (2 x

Here is an option for a full build. You can re-use your case if you want to save. Ssd is fine too altho its quite small in capacity. Psu i wouldnt recommend re-using. No need for wifi adapter coz the mobo already has one built in. PCPartPicker Part List Type Item Price CPU AMD Ryzen 5 7500F 3.7 GHz

There's very little context here. For a gaming PC I'd typically recommend putting it towards the GPU. If you have an old GPU, I'd consider selling it and slapping $250 on the proceeds. 16GB RAM suggests it's not particularly high end. An additional $250 is excessive for either RAM or SSD. Thus if no

This is a horrible time to buy pc parts in general but especially ram and storage. You can thank sam altman of open ai hoarding all the ram causing a panic buying spree and now everything is stupidly expensive. That being said if you need more ram I would not jump straight to 64 gigs and get 32 gigs

Here, and the existing parts/monitors to reuse means that if you have any parts with you or have a monitor at home that you dont need to buy PCPartPicker Part List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/YzDD4g CPU: Intel Core i5-12400F 2.5 GHz 6-Core Processor ($159.99 @ Amazon) decent mid range CPU CPU Coo