Penny5837
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Here's this: https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/Gz8nkJand And something else a little over your budget: https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/RjYnkJ -
Awh rats! the used market looks kinda rough in Aussie land, Id still recommend AMD over NVIDIA right now, but personal preference matters too!
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not sure where you are located but heres a good deal: https://www.gumtree.com/p/video-cards-sound-cards/powercolor-red-dragon-amd-rx-6800-xt-16gb-gddr6-graphics-card-bargain-/1466215243
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you'd have to buy used parts in order to get something cheaper, so it would have to be an older part.....
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The processor you chose originally was almost top of the line, you cant go wrong with it for your budget
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Because you are in Australia Id recommend searching on Gum-tree
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the x3d is a fine choice for gaming, but is not necessary for all tasks. 3D v-cache is an interesting technology.
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Used market will always be the cheapest! higher the number the better usually haha
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I would confidently say that this computer would be very quick, but you're not getting a good deal on that GPU. AMD is much better go for the RX 7800XT
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There is a ryzen 5800x and ryzen 5800x3d, the difference between the two is not that much performance for like double the cost.
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I would also highly recommend going used on a graphics card, you can save yourself a ton of money, just verify it works first. Jawa or EBay are great options when buying second hand components, you just have to know how to look
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The x3d is great but double the price of the regular version for like 5-10%
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Take a tig welder and shock a computer!
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Hello and welcome to the community. I would recommend starting with something pre-built and taking it apart. AMD is the best bang for the buck. Check out my profile for a good build, have fun!
