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You really upgrading that already?  Yeah that system should be able to do 1440p no problem, bbut beyond a monitor and just adding more storage IDK what you're after.  I'd just get whatever SSD is the cheapest per GB, that P2 is as fast as any game will be able to benefit from.

You are using an ASUS monitor right now and if you are happy with it and wish to keep it as a second screen I would say get another asus one with the specs you want.
as for storage just go SSD and if do not worry about the hype around the fastest speeds. for 99% of users that mega speed is not terribly important and in realit yif gaming once a game is loaded even the older sata ssd's are fast enough.
these days even crucial have a lowend priced 2TB costing around 100 USD.
It will not be blazing fast read write speeds but as most users are not copying mega GB files from one drive to another all the time etc then it is not needed.
Also the older gen SSD M.2s are very cheap now and they also run much lower in temps so that is a small benefit.
For the GPU just hang on to what you have and wait a while longer as GPU price wars have already begun.
AMD last series of 1000USD GPU's on release have already dropped to around 600 - 650 USD in some stores. Also New cards are being released very soon so you could be in for big savings on excellent AMD cards in the very near future. 

I currently am running an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X and a Radeon 6700XT with 1080p 165hz, I mostly play my games at lowest quality (cause why not) but I've tried Ultra and It's pretty good, fps wise it depends on which games, I found this on youtube. They tested on 1080p and 1440p for Ryzen 5600

Oh ok, gocha.

So wait, are you only at 9GB total usage with all mods loaded?  Then you really would see no benefit from more RAM. Having extra RAM that is unused doesn't make anything faster.
 
Or is that before you load mods?  When your total RAM usage is above 15GB, that's when you might start seeing a real benefit from adding RAM.

9Gb in total without the server, I would allocate atleast another 8Gb for the server, cause im a nerd.

When loading the Modpack, It uses around 95% CPU and 5Gb RAM. Both MC and Server uses 5Gb each, with the others I'm at 15.3Gb, just tested rn. This is while I'm just starting them both up. I still haven't played a lot with the modpack, no explosions or any big machineries, nor automation.

Nah, that’s plenty fast.  You’ll see no real benefit from upgrading. Ryzen runs really bad below 2666, but running faster than that yields small improvements until about 3000MHz, then you really don’t get much of anything by running any faster.  3200MHz kits are just more commonly produced because they work better with the mem controller’s multiplier.

Prebuilt Ryzen with 2133MHz RAM, such incompetence by your seller.
 
Get the 3600MHz kit. 4000MHz is negligible and pretty sure you'd get a frame more with lower latency at such speeds than even more speed. C18 is good, haven't mentioned the spec for the other one.
 
Just had a look. Get the Corsair. That being said, NEO is one of the best of the best but for 40% more cost... you deffo aren't getting extra 40% in framerate.

So like Queen Crysalis said, try to overclock your ram first. I can't remember there's a Trident z rgb that only 2133, it might be running on default. I also had old rams before that were only specified as 2400, but was able to oc at 3200 when I upgrade from intel to ryzen. That said, since you want to upgrade to a 32gb, between those two, just get whichever is cheaper. As far as I could remember the sweet spot for 5000 series is 3600mhz. If what you remember is 3200, I believe that was for 2000 and 3000 series.

Is XMP enabled?  All DDR4 will run at 2133 without XMP enabled.  I don't think trident z even comes in a 2133 sku.  Go into the UEFI and see if there is preloaded XMP profile for your RAM, if not, try running a generic 2933 Profile.  It'll probably be under OC settings or something like that.
Literally none of these make any difference when it comes to performance.  The literal cheapest SP gaming 3200MHz CL16 kits will perform exactly the same as any other 32000MHz CL16 kits and likewise.

A lenovo legion 5 could be cheaper for same performance.
 
But first what are you going to be doing on this laptop? It's important to know so I can help you find the best one for your usecases.

all depends on your buget 

Buying a customized prebuilt is still a prebuilt. Usually, there's no cost difference, because the OEM or SI has all the available parts through wholesale; they're just letting you choose between a set of options, not truly customize it with whatever you like. There will be longer lead/shipping times though. An actual ready to go model could ship tomorrow, but it can sometimes take a month or more to work through the queue of custom builds.
 
No clue on the reputability of that particular site. You should do your own due diligence and research before ever parting with your hard earned money, but there's nothing abnormal or special about what they're doing here.
 

Just buy it's cheaper usually. These are all clevo chassis so nothing special.
 
However what are you going to be doing on the laptop and what is your budget? These aren't bad laptops but the only one worth looking at is the emlimina pro as all the others are either older 10th meaning bad battery life or slim laptops meaning overheating.

According to some review the fans are really noisy and they have some fundamental flaws

I searched and at glance there seems to be nothing ill doublke check, so far I have found a great laptopm in this store, and assuming you want all the nvidia features (like DLSS, NVENC), I would go with that: https://www.fnac.com/mp45500405/OMEN-by-HP-15-en1037nf-Ryzen-7-5800H-Win-10-Familiale-64-bits-GF-RTX-3070-16-Go-RAM-512-Go-SSD-NVMe-TLC-15-6-IPS-1920-x-1080-Full-HD-144-Hz-Wi-Fi-6-cadre-de-clavier-en-aluminium-couvercle-et-base-mates-couverture-et-base-en-argent/w-4?oref=408f8a96-49d5-139e-42d6-6d514d7703bf#omnsearchpos=4

ahh thats plenty lel, hmm let me see one that can last you really long and capable of playing many games down the road...

Maybe buy a G14 with 1660ti

assuming your budget I would probabaly get soemthing more mdoern like a ryzen 7 with a 3060 for futureproofing sake

if you decide to go on that, Legion5 are great laptops and its also on a deal this model:
https://www.fnac.com/PC-Portable-Gaming-Lenovo-Legion-5-15ACH6A-82NW0012FR-15-6-AMD-Ryzen-7-16-Go-RAM-512-Go-SSD-Bleu-fantome/a15970027/w-4

Ryzen 7 5000 series and a RX 6600M

would kinda scrap the first one, if there is just 50 more for the next one. (but might need a better CPU cooler, works with stock cooler too)
All of them use the same PSU? sounds like a derpy one too, so you have to get to know more about it.
the top choices is kinda on you, if you want them or not.
 
Although for "just" 300 (around 350 dollars) more, being an 3070ti? like it a lot, at least during the GPU prices.
Also depends on which one you want to go with.

I have the ASUS TUF with the i7 11370 and the 3070 and I was surprised at how well it performs for a laptop. I get well over 100FPS on ultra high 1080p on the games that I play. I bought a laptop cooling pad and temps are perfect and I never encounter any throttling whatsoever. For a gaming laptop the ASUS TUF is a great choice IMO. The youtube reviews say to avoid this laptop at all costs because the 11370 only has 4 cores but I never utilize 100% of my cpu and for what I use it for it works great.

waiting for black friday is a good idea 🙂 i'd recommend the 2nd one, but at some point down the road get a ssd with more storage too. i'm basing my answers completely off the spec list since my google translate stopped working for some reason, so take it with a pinch of salt. good luck!
 
https://www.amazon.fr/Memory-PC-i7-10700-NVIDIA-GeForce/dp/B09GVS838D/ref=sr_1_30?__mk_fr_FR=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&crid=3A7JH5KSENU5Y&dchild=1&keywords=pc+gamer&qid=1635785067&refinements=p_n_feature_fifteen_browse-bin%3A8323132031%2Cp_n_feature_seven_browse-bin%3A15941744031&rnid=8323142031&s=computers&sprefix=pc+gamer%2Caps%2C129&sr=1-30

imo, it depends. the pro of having a laptop is that it's portable, so if you find yourself taking your pc with you for class or outings then go ahead. on the other hand, when you play games you'll 100% hear the fans inside the laptop go loud, and more often than not you'll hear it outside of playing games. the battery life is also important to consider too.
 
the pre-builts that you've listed are more than adequate to play most games. it'll be easier to diagnose and repair hardware problems, and i'm almost certain that the pre-builts that you've chosen will be better in performance than the laptops, but again you have to take everything into perspective. for a pre-built, you have to get a monitor, speakers, and keyboard to use the pc. if your motherboard doesn't have built in wifi, then you may have to get a wifi card or ethernet cable to get the pc online.
 
ultimately it's up to you. just make sure to do your research, since this is a pretty big purchase.
 
best of luck!

unfortunately yes if you want a cheap graphics card  that works i suggest gtx 650

it seems ok i think overwatch on linux doesnt support that old igpu anymore