WD Blue SN5000

That Fifine microphone and interface aren't compatible, it's a USB-only mic with an XLR interface. If you want the interface for easy access to the volume sliders then you need a Fifine AM8 or K688 if you want to stick to the same brand. Otherwise get rid of the interface and just keep the USB mic.

absolutely TRASH of a setup you've got there, first of don't even consider ant esports, evm, Zebronics , consistent, frontech, ant value, circle gaming, geonix, foxin, brands for any parts you can get this build with 5600gt, 500gb ssd, 16gb ram with monitor under 50k, PickPCParts Part List Type Item

Yea that would be perfectly fine, you could even do what I did and go for a cheaper WD SN5000 as the backup drive as it's more than fast enough for stuff like games or other apps. I'm currently running a 2TB Crucial T500 as my primary drive with a 2TB WD Blue SN5000 and 1TB WD Hard Drive as my stora

Any 6000 RAM with CL less than 40 will work fine. some good SSDs: WD Blue SN5000/SN7100, Kioxia Exceria Plus G3/Plus G4, Samsung 990 EVO Plus; get whichever one is cheapest.

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,

This is your list using the French pcpartpicker site - your list already comes to €1632. If you only want to spend around €2000, even cutting out some costs I don't think you'll be able to get a GPU that will be worth spending around €500 that will be provide enough of a performance jump over the 30

You can probably buy RTX 4070 for decent price only second hand . Still good choice of GPU if you find it for the right price . You want SSD for boot drive that isnt QLC but TLC , TLC SSDs last longer, on paper at least .Kingston NV3 have both QLC and TLC variants . Try checking the price of Western

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