WD Blue SN5000

Just snagged a 1TB WD Blue SN5000 for $66, was their last SSD on the shelves but yeah definitely worth checking

I assume you mean a 7800X3D for your CPU? I'd get a cheaper case without those fancy fans and then a cheaper CPU cooler. With the money saved from that you can upgrade your GPU to something like a 9070 XT or maybe even a 5070 Ti. Also I'd grab a 2TB M.2 even if it's a lower-spec model like a WD Blue

For the PSU take a look at something like a Montech Century II or Corsair RMx unit, they're often very close in price to the MSI models but generally better quality (unless you're buying a higher-end MEG variant). You can also get a cheaper motherboard like a Gigabyte B850 Gaming X Wifi6E if wanted,

La fuente está bien. El gran problema es que ese micro es malísimo para Gaming. Por favor cambialo por un R7 5700X o R7 5800XT que tienen el doble de caché. El otro problema que tenés es que las mother A no son para gaming intenso y mucho menos para ese micro. Necesitas una B550 Otro consejo que te

I'm sorry I had to laugh. I'm not laughing at you op, but I'm laughing at the situation. Who here among us hasn't done something like that? I know I have, multiple times and every time was because I was being cheap or thought I was getting an amazing deal. For me it was those 1 TB drives that came o