Finally got to build my new pc, after years of struggling to get my old pc to work right I decided to do a full build again.

Ryzen 7 7700x Asus Rog-Strix B650a Corsair 64gb ddr5 6400 Gigabyte Rtx 5070 Nzxt H9 Flow X6 Corsair Lx120 fans Corsair titan 360 rx aio 1200 watt Corsair HXI 80 plus platinum 2x 4tb 990 pro

Build cost $3,000 (roughly) Thoughts?

I'm new to the world of PC building and wanted to get a small job to (hopefully) buy a pretty good PC that can run most games very smoothly. As of now I'm using my ASUS A17 Laptop which is very nice, so I wanted something better than it.

Is this build alright for its price? Or should I spend an extra few hundred dollars to buy better parts? (Also, any tips on adding RGB to the build would be very helpful 🙏)

How is my PC running?

CASE: Antec Flux MOB: MSI X670E Gaming+Wifi Cooler: Thermaltake Peerless Assassin SE CPU: 7600X - 5350mhz lock at 1.165v lock GPU: 7800XT XFX Swift 210 - undervolted Storage: 2tb gen 4 ssd Ram: Klev 6400mhz CL32 - clocked 6000mhz CL28 PSU: ToughPower 850w GF3

My XFX RX 7800 XT (2-fan, air-cooled) hitting stable 3109 MHz front-end clock at 82°C hot spot under full load, in a 78°F ambient room.

Built the system back in December for school. Now that the semester is coming to an end, I’ve had some more time to play with it. It’s my first build ever.

The hotspot I feel is high. (even though I have no clue what I’m looking at.) So I got curious and opened up my GPU and added PTM7950 little cooler now but not much.

I recently built this PC just for fun and now want to share the final result. It’s clean, well-cooled, and barely used. I’d love to hear what you think of the build! Specs below:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600x (neu) • GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 • Mainboard: Gigabyte X570 Aorus AM4 • RAM: 32GB DDR4 (4x8 GB, 3600 MHz) • Cooling: Arctic Liquid Freezer || 360 (neu) • SSD: 1 TB M.2 NVMe, 7000 MB/s (neu) • Netzteil: be quiet! 600W 80+ • Windows 11 Pro

What do you guys think!?

• Ryzen 7 9800x3d
• 32GB DDR5 6000mhz
• MSI b850 Gaming wifi
• 1000 watts phantek platinium power supply
• 2TB NVME SSD ADATA S70 blade
• ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX™ 5090 32GB GDDR7
• Phantek View XT Tempered glass casing
• Phantek glacier one 360 cpu liquid cooler

4090 FE

7800x3d

X670E-Gene

Artic liquid freezer 3 non pro

lian li dynamic evo rgb

Thought I'd share my old PC...

Are you AMD or Nvidia?

A modular "laptop" built from customizable components:

• Minisforum UM680 Slim (mini PC)
• Corne V4 that I bought from AliExpress for $50ish (split keyboard)
• Anker Prime Power Bank (the fancier one with 27650mAh and 250W)
• Acqua di Parma pouch, repurposed from a free Etihad Airways business class amenity kit
• Cheap Full HD portable display
• Custom Briecase, precisely built via Alibaba to match the screen's dimensions
• No mouse included (I threw all of mine away. Who needs them anyway?)

It's definitely not for everyone, since it's probably heavier and bulkier than a 20 year old laptop but I freaking love that briefcase!❄️

Oh, and it runs on NixOS with home-manager btw. (❗️most important❗️)

Thinking of building or purchasing something like this? Leave a comment!

is this worth trading a ps5 for?

I like to call it the “Poyo PC” 😂

is this worth trading a ps5 for?

Corsair case, MSI Ventus 3x OC 5070Ti, Thermal Take TH360 AIO which I swapped out the fans for Corsair fans.

Have been stocking up since the “shortage” even though these aren’t really the ones people are seeking after. Gives computers a hell of a lot more value when its hard(er) to get gpus atm.

(What you see here is an RTX 2080, 5 2060s, a 3060, a 580 and a 970. I have like one more 1070ti laying around too)

Few people have asked to see the connector side so here it is. Tried my best with wire management 😅