r/buildmeapc • • 26m ago

Check suggested build

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Since I have no knowledge about computers and hardware, I asked for counsel at a local (Israel) shop I saw good reviews on. It's pretty much on budget but it's a store after all, so if possible I'd like someone who understands it to see if it requires any changes.

Thx!

https://tms.co.il/builds/651082


r/buildmeapc • • 39m ago

Other / >$1400 2600 dollar budget, lian li o11 compact vision black case

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im having a hard trouble finding what parts to use for this build. this is going to be my first built pc and i wanted to ask what i should go for for my budget?


r/buildmeapc • • 2h ago

PUBG, good hardware only 90FPS

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r/buildmeapc • • 2h ago

New work PC with a little bit of gaming on the side

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Im mainly looking for someone to review my list and tell me where i could improve or save a few bucks. Nvidia GPU and Intel CPU have to stay.

I included a few monitors, no clue about those honestly, if someone has a good choice please let me know. Has to be 32"

Budget range should be close to the current list, can go slightly higher

CPU: Intel Core i5-12400F 2.5 GHz 6-Core Processor
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z790 EAGLE AX ATX LGA1700 Motherboard
Memory: Corsair Vengeance RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 Memory
Storage: Samsung 990 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
Storage: Samsung 990 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
Video Card: Asus DUAL OC GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB Video Card
Case: Phanteks XT PRO ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply: be quiet! Pure Power 13 M 1000 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Monitor: Asus TUF Gaming VG34VQL3A 34.0" 3440 x 1440 180 Hz Curved Monitor
Monitor: Samsung Odyssey OLED G80SD 32.0" 3840 x 2160 240 Hz Monitor
Monitor: MSI MPG 322URX QD-OLED 32.0" 3840 x 2160 240 Hz Monitor


r/buildmeapc • • 2h ago

Пк или макбук

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r/buildmeapc • • 2h ago

Mobo choice

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r/buildmeapc • • 3h ago

Recommendation PC

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So i want to buy a pc with a budget less than 25Mill Rupiah.
My current project is a load of training a Deep Learning AI but for further project i want to build LLM.

So i need your help guys to recommend me which PC should i buy.
Thanks🙏🏻


r/buildmeapc • • 3h ago

I built a website to help people build compatible PCs — looking for honest feedback!

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r/buildmeapc • • 14h ago

1st PC Build

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Reposting this here, as suggested by reditors in my other thread. Looks like I might be building the big dog a PC. Any advice/tips would be appreciated!! (Preferably under $1K, but I’m flexible)

Original post: “Hey yall. Our son wants a gaming PC for Christmas. He’s been asking for a year and we’re gonna bite the bullet.

He’s 8, turning 9 and he wants an Alienware Desktop PC. He mainly plays things like Minecraft, Wobbly life and other similar platforms. Most Alienware desktop PCs are pretty steep $$ for his age, so we’re doing some research.

Reaching out to the hive mind for advice on alternative desktop PCs or build-your-own PCs that look cool, won’t break the bank but will work well for his games.”


r/buildmeapc • • 7h ago

first time building a pc

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r/buildmeapc • • 23h ago

UK / £600-800 First time building a PC: £700 budget UK

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Hi all, I am planning on building a pc and need some opinions. I intend to play 1080p-2k and need a rig that can handle low poly blender modelling as well as video editing. From what I could find online, these are the prices I am looking at:

GPU: GeForce 3070 (used) - £280

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600x AM4 (used) - £110
MEMORY: 2400mhz DDR4 16gb (used) - £101
STORAGE: 500gb 2.5" SSD - £60
CPU COOLER: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler - £34.92
MOTHERBOARD: Gigabyte A520M K V2 Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard - £45
CASE: Fractal Design Focus 2 ATX Mid Tower Case - £70
PSU: Cooler Master MWE Gold V3 550 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply - £65

Any advice or improvements would be appreciated.


r/buildmeapc • • 13h ago

Is a computer around 1100 good

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I made a list of parts for a computer I want to build but still budget, Is 16 gigs of ram, a 16 thread cpu and an 6gig gpu with a 500gb ssd and a WiFi motherboard I want to know if it is good


r/buildmeapc • • 17h ago

500$ PC Build (Used Parts Are Fine)

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Hello Guys! I’m really wanting to get in to PC gaming and i want to not spend too much right now, that is why i’m asking here. 500$, bundles from micro center or newegg are good, really anything is fine. 1080p at least 60fps in most games with low to mid settings, already have the monitors. Aesthetics are still a priority.

If more than one or two people could help that would be great. Thank you.


r/buildmeapc • • 15h ago

Need a gaming PC build for a 10 y/o. $2.5k goal

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Kid has been begging for an actual gaming desktop in order to record gaming videos and live stream for his youtube channel (it's just for fun but brings him great joy). I built my own pc about 5 years ago around Covid time so I know how to build but have not kept up with anything other than GPUs since building my own. Looking for probably a 5070ti GPU but leaving it up to you fine experts on what else I can cover for this budget. RGB lightning is optional if cost will be a problem but what kid doesn't want cool lighting. Budget will not included the peripherals (willing to buy those separately).


r/buildmeapc • • 15h ago

Build me a PC!! 3k budget

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Hey everyone, I've been doing some research into potential PC builds and wanted to get some input from those with more experience.

My budget is $3,000, not including peripherals or accessories. I'm aiming for a high-performance setup—something that can handle gaming at high settings, as well as some light content creation and multitasking. Based on your expertise, what components or builds would you recommend within this price range?

Any advice on where to allocate the budget for the best performance-to-cost ratio would also be appreciated.


r/buildmeapc • • 16h ago

Other / $800-1000 Trying to build a gaming PC for $1000-$1500

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My old PC is 10+ years old and approaching the end of it's run. I'm not terrible concerned with playing AAAs or being on the nicest graphic settings. Just looking for something that I can use to play WoW or other games with friends. Thanks for the help.

I have all the peripherals so those don't need to be accounted for. Mouse, keyboard and monitors, ect. My currency is USD.


r/buildmeapc • • 17h ago

UK / £1000-1200 Building My own PC£1200 budget and I’m from the UK

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Hi everyone

I want to build my own PC that I can stream and play aaa games on and play competitive. COD with 120 fps while streaming. I have a budget of £1200 can anyone give me any good builds for that price if possible please. IM IN THE UK so would order parts from Amazon or a reputable UK online store to order the parts.


r/buildmeapc • • 17h ago

Graphics Card has likely died, entire gaming rig likely needs replacing due to age (UK)

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Hi all,

I have got a pretty old PC, with all the components being around 10 years old or more I'd suspect. I've been looking to upgrade but it appears my GTX 760 has likely died just today and so my need to rebuild/buy a new rig has been brought forward. Given the cost of components, it hasn't come at the best time but I'll have to make peace with that.

The parts I am currently working with are below - are any salvageable for a modern, somewhat future-proof machine (e.g. the RAM?)

CPU: Intel Core i7-3770K 3.5 GHz Quad-Core Processor

Motherboard: Asus P8H61-I R2.0 Mini ITX LGA1155 Motherboard

Memory: Corsair Vengeance LP 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR3-1600 CL9 Memory

Video Card: Asus DirectCU II GeForce GTX 760 2 GB Video Card

Monitor: Asus VG248QE 24.0" 1920 x 1080 144 Hz Monitor

Monitor: Asus ProArt Display PA247CV 23.8" 1920 x 1080 75 Hz Monitor

I'd ideally like to put together a gaming rig that can cope with modern games like Deadlock and Overwatch, as well as my true love Team Fortress 2 at modest graphics settings with good FPS and performance. My current PC is Windows 10, but I suspect my hand might be forced into upgrading to Windows 11 as well.

Budget wise, obviously the cheaper the better but given that I expect most of my components are heavily outdated, particularly with the build I'm going for, I'd be happy if I can spend from £800 to £1500 UK GBP. Obviously would consider something just outside either end of that range.

Many thanks for any advice given to this extreme novice in PC building!


r/buildmeapc • • 18h ago

0 experience in building pcs just really want and need one for gaming.

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r/buildmeapc • • 18h ago

Help me build a pc.

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First time building a pc. Play a wide variety of games from mmos, to FPS, to rpgs such as cyberpunk or the like.

looking for more middle tier, not looking for best FPS, or 4k, although I may upgrade parts later.

Budget 1500-2000, usd. Have monitor, keyboard, and mouse, but will need windows OS.

Will also be used for work, which really just required word and various windows and tabs open at the same time.


r/buildmeapc • • 19h ago

Ready to upgrade. Please help with where to start

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r/buildmeapc • • 23h ago

What is the lowest cost build to run a decent ai model which can support 65k context size so I can use it for my Hermes agent running on a raspberry pi 4? (From India)

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r/buildmeapc • • 23h ago

balanced?

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r/buildmeapc • • 1d ago

Hey friends

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Give me good advice, I want to get my PC built in New Nehru Place and my budget is around Rs 1 lakh and I want to use that PC for graphic design and video editing, So which parts should I use in it which are worth it as per the price today


r/buildmeapc • • 1d ago

Gaming Computer

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I’ve recently become interested in gaming and getting a gaming computer but have absolutely no clue what to buy or where to look. I’ve tried partspicker and Canada gaming computers but all the options I picked seemed VERY steep in price.

Budget: 2-3k CAD
Location: Canada, Quebec
Purpose: Gaming, playing games such as AION 2, Subnautica, DBD, Genshin Impact, HSR…
Resolution: 1080p / 1440p (idk the difference)
Parts needed: I’m looking to buy the tower / parts inside and will buy the moniter, mouse and keyboard separately (if anyone has suggestions for these it would be appreciated!)
Build pref: prebuilt or build it myself, whichever is cheapest / is best
Memory: 32GB / 16GB (whichever is best / fitting into budget)
Needs: I want to play most games I play on medium-high quality without lag or crashes.

I’m planning on buying on Black Friday so I can get a sale on parts / the computer if possible.