G70 PRO

A few comments: 64GB of RAM is more than needed for gaming, plus the specs are not good (6000mhz CL30 is the ideal). More RAM typically won't help, while worse specs will have an effect. The 7800X3D is a very low power draw CPU (one of the lowest under gaming loads), so a 360mm AIO is unnecessary. N

The motherboard is very expensive for no benefit, while you won't need Windows Pro for your purposes. Suggestions below that improve performance with a 5080 plus provide better airflow for $200 less. CPU Cooler: Much less expensive 360mm AIO with aRGB. It's overkill for the 9800X3D, but helps fill o

Suggestions below that upgrade the CPU to a 9800X3D and the GPU to a 5080 for just $170 more, still keeping an AIO, aquarium style case, plenty of aRGB, plus some other improvements. CPU: Upgraded to the 9800X3D. Won't provide a large difference in performance (only about 3% better at 1440p based on

Check if other DRAM drives like the TeamGroup G70 Pro or SK Hynix Platinum P41 are cheaper.

CPU is available at this price when bundled with a motherboard on MSI's webstore. 7700 has similar performance to 9600x, great value at this price. Decent dual tower cooler for cheap. Could upgrade to ID-Cooling A620 PRO SE or Thermalright Phantom Spirit Decent cheap Motherboard. Could upgrade to so

A few thoughts: The 7600 is too expensive, considering the 7600X and 9600X both currently cost less while outperforming it (if by only a little). You’re spending a lot on the cooler, which could be put towards more powerful components like the GPU. Case is also expensive (though I’m assuming you lik

Many of your components are expensive for no gaming performance benefit. I would also suggest a more powerful GPU given your budget. With the 5070 Ti and 5080 out of stock, the 9070 XT is a better performing choice than the 5070. Suggestions below that upgrade your list, using a better CPU (9800X3D)

TEAMGROUP T-FORCE G70 Pro is the best value right now at least from the ones available on pcpp U.S.

The CPU and GPU are the best you can get within this budget (though that specific GPU model is way overpriced). You are spending a massive premium on all the other parts in your list that won't provide any better performance. Suggestions below that cut out a huge $1300 from your list while keeping t

You can get better performance for well under your budget while keeping the same look. Some suggestions that upgrade the GPU to a 5080 while keeping the same looking case, filled out with fans (including reverse flow for intake on the bottom and side), for €2256. CPU Cooler: Switched to a much less