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Budget (including currency): 2,00,000 Rs Country: India I am planning my first PC Build. I plan to do quite a bit of gaming but I am also getting into ML. I have managed to pick the parts which is coming under my budget. I would like some suggestions to improve my build. Processor: Intel i7 14700K (39,599 Rs) (Note: Somehow the price of 14700K and 13700K are nearly the same, just a difference of 500 Rs.) Motherboard: MSI B760 Gaming Plus WIFI LGA 1700 DDR5 ATX (18,509 Rs) RAM: Adata XPG LANCER RGB 32 GB 6000 MHz(16X2) (10,800 Rs) SSD: Corsair MP600 PRO LPX 1TB M.2 NVME Gen4 (9,199 Rs) Cooler: MSI MAG Coreliquid C360 CPU Liquid Cooler (8,799 Rs) PSU: Corsair RM850e 850 Watt 80 Plus GOLD ATX 3.0 SMPS (10,349 Rs) Case: Lian Li Lancool 216 RGB (E-ATX) (7,649 Rs) Graphics Card: I am hanging between "Gigabyte 4070 Ti Super WINDFORCE" and "Gigabyte RX 7900 XT Gaming OC". The 4070 TI Super has the price of 81,909 Rs while the RX 7900 XT is for 81,199 Rs. It may sound stupid but right now I am shifting more towards the 4070 Ti Super, only because it's newer. The monitor I will be using is MSI Optix 27 inch WQHD IPS (MAG274QRF-QD) Please let me know of your suggestion or if there is any scope of improvement. Also, help me choose between 4070 TI Super and 7900 XT as well, if it's not too much

Budget (including currency): 1000-1200 USD Country: US Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mainly casual games found on Steam like Stardew or Sims. I'm also a grad student and so would like to use things for work like with excel and some coding. Other details: Starting from nothing here so I need everything. I'd like to stay in price range if possible.

Budget (including currency): up to 850 dollars Country: israel Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: light- light meduim weight tasks and games Other details I will be upgrading for gtx 1660 super strix in the futere thats why i Overkilled the cpu and the Psu for the Gpu also i will be upgrading the ram for 2x8 3200mhz ram and the ssd to 1tb 1800 2600 ssd. This is paid build from a pc building company so not all parts my be availabale and prices may very. Shipping from almost eny site very expensive amazom shipping cost up to 200 dollares but newegg have a cheap shipping If you guys experts think i shoud build it on my own i will need help and parts links. This is the list i made the chepest gpu is gtx 1030 thats why i bought it to use it for a while and then to upgrade. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cpu - AMD Six Core Ryzen 5 3500X Up to 4.1Ghz AM4 + COOLER Cpu fan - CoolerMaster Hyper 212 LED TURBO DUAL (2x120mm) - Black-Red Mother boared - ASUS PRIME B550-PLUS Ram - 8 GB Crucial DDR4 2666Mhz CL19 Gpu- AFOX GT 1030 2GB DDR5 Ssd- SSD WD Green 240G M.2 Transfer up to 545MB/s Psu- Antec 650W HCG-650M 80+ GOLD Full Modular High Current Gamer Case- Antec P82 FLOW 4X120mm Fan Tempered Glass Price - 815.53 Thx for help Ponyc

Hello So I built my first PC but im not sure what I did wrong o-o When I turn on the power supply my motherboard just flashes. And then when I try to turn on my PC my CPU fan and RAM rgb seem to work but my motherboard RGB doesn't do anything and doesn't display anything. Also when the pc is on the DRAM light error light is on but it sometimes switch to the CPU light or a split second. I've tried switching the ram around and other methods I've read but nothing seems to work Is it possible the my MOBO is dead o-o Ahhhhhhhhhhhh Specs - Ryzen 5600G -Gigabyte Arous B450 Pro wifi -Crucial ballistix max - *no gpu* o-o

Budget (including currency): $2600 Canadian Country: Canada Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming Other details: Hello I'm looking into building my own gaming PC for the first time Up until now, I've only purchased laptops with the recommended specs to play the games that I enjoy. But now I would like to invest in a decent gaming laptop that will be able to play games like the Witcher , Nier , and other future games that might interest me. I created a parts list on pcpartpicker and I'd like your opinions please. I worry particularly about the motherboard...whether I chose I decent one Also, I'll be purchasing a new screen and keyboard later on ..I have to budget myself lol For now I'll use what I have . But I am aiming to purchase a screen that has min 1440p reso I look forward to all your help https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/HFBcrD Thank you !

Hey there, I would like some feedback on my proposed build. I would like to know if there might be any bottlenecks or if there are any deals for a better component for the same or less of the price here that I can pick up ASAP. I am getting the 3100 as it is very popular in rumors across the US. Thank you so much for the support! Hopefully in the future I can afford to upgrade to the 3600, but that is more like a dream right now (but not in ~18 months!). I will be ordering this some time in May (Whenever Ryzen 3100 comes out), and hope to have all the parts come before June. Very exciting! Never experienced good computer performance that isn't the PC at the library that crashes every time you use it (pre-built) or an iPad Pro, which you could say is pretty fast. It is. But I barely get to use it and it's an iPad, so not very much stuff you can use it for or with. (FYI, I live in the US.) What For? I plan on using this for photo editing and light gaming (Minecraft, The Sims 4, etc.), along with word processing, the occasional (light) video edit, Folding@Home being on at least for the foreseeable future, and (kinda) power-user web browsing etc. I don't want an overkill computer but I want something that I won't have to worry about slowing down if I am using a powerful application (i.e. Photoshop). I want something that could be possible to run macOS (Hackintosh!) later on. I also plan on continuing to upgrade one component at a time every time I detect a bottleneck, I can afford it, and if it seems like it would impact the performance (So basically upgrading when possible ) . After around 18 months of scraping together some money and upgrading along the way, I plan to have 16GB of RAM, another monitor, and a better GPU, but this may change with budget requirements. The Bottom Line I need a computer for today's world on a budget. I need 8GB RAM, a 4-core processor with a PassMark score of 3000+, a 128GB+ SSD, a GPU capable of playing Minecraft while using Folding@Home, etc. but this is just minimum specs. I will use this for so much more in the future, so I will need more performance (Basically.. future-proof). So more like 16GB RAM, 6-core processor PassMark 5000+, 512GB+, and a GPU capable of playing most modern games at reasonable settings. The Budget My budget (including monitor, speaker + tax. no need for anything else. I am picking up a red switch mechanical keyboard soon enough and as a result is not included) is (give or take $20) $500. I will improve the build along the line, when seems fit and when I can afford it (which might not be in the next couple of months due to COVID-19). Prices are from Newegg or Crucial.com. Specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 3100 (Upgrade: Ryzen 5 4600) ($99) GPU: GIGABYTE Radeon RX 570 Gaming 4GB (Upgrade: GTX 1650 Ti) ($55) RAM: Crucial 16GB DDR4-3200 (Upgrade: Not Planned) ($72) SSD: Silicon Power Ace A55 256GB (Upgrade: Crucial P2 512GB and/or Seagate BarraCuda 1TB 7500RPM) ($36) Motherboard: MSI Prefomence Gaming B450M Gaming Plus (Upgrade: Not Planned) ($75) OS: Ubuntu (Upgrade: macOS or Win 10) ($0) Case: COUGAR MG130-G Black Micro ATX Mini Tower (Upgrade: Not Planned) ($45) PSU: CORSAIR CX 450W 80+ Bronze (Upgrade: None planned ) ($63) Speakers: Logitech S150 (Upgrade: Not Necessary for the foreseeable future.) ($30) Monitor: Apple Montior (Upgrade: Some LG Benq monitor) ($0) Case fans: be quiet! Pure Wings 2 x3 ($30) TOTAL (with tax + estimated shipping): $525 Why Am I Upgrading? I am upgrading because my current laptop is an aging MacBook Air 2011 with 4GB of RAM, an Intel Core i5 2557M, overheating, barely able to load a webpage without (putting in parenthesis to ensure no misunderstanding: A) overheating and/or B) waiting upwards of 1 minute), won't play Minecraft on low settings, etc. I also think it might be fun building something more powerful as I have never experienced more then my mom's iPad Pro (for photo editing.). Don't worry about e-waste, it will be used for video calling until webcams aren't out of stock and mics are cheaper. Will have fresh Ubuntu OS by then. Will be passed down (to my little brother) mainly for watching YouTube. When the components that (in my main rig at least) retire, they will be used to test components that may or may not work, use as a backup computer or a tinkering computer, and will show my little bro how a PC works. My Background Experience With Computers I know a lot about tech (at least I think I do...) so know all about the components etc and what they do and have token apart (and tried a new graphics card... it didn't work) a computer at my local library. I installed Ubuntu on my Mac and that is about it, so I don't really want to do advanced stuff and for now just want to dip my toes into the water. This will be my first rig! I am excited! So... Budget: $530 USD Country: USA Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Gaming (Minecraft, The Sims, Minesweeper, etc), Photo/video/audio editing (not much video editing. More like putting together clips. Basic stuff), streaming Netflix/Spotify/Disney+/etc, Basic tasks, Programming, Hosting MC server Other Details: Monitor is 1440p (27") with a refresh rate of 60Hz. I have one. I can supply the mouse/keyboard and will be dual booting Ubuntu and Kubuntu. I will be buying as soon as Ryzen 3 3100 and 3300X come out.

Hey everyone, I am going to build a pc on my own for the first time, I just wanted to make sure that everything was compatible with everything else: Processor: Ryzen 5 1600 6 cores 3.6ghz Mobo: Gigabyte B450 GPU: INNO3D GEFORCE GTX 1060 6GB OC Memory: HyperX Fury 8gb DDR4 *2 SSD: M.2 240gb SATA PSU: Corsair 450W Please can someone check if everything is OK with everything else Thaknk you in advance

Hi guys, well, I am planning to build my first pc, all I want is 1080p ultra and 60 fps for years to come. Why? Well mainly because monitors are way, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaay overpriced in my country, Seriously, I'm not kidding. For example the Acer XFA240, wich is around 200 US Dollars in the US ( lol ) Here in Argentina costs 1000+ US Dollars, so I'm stuck with a normal ass 1080p 60hz display. Now, back to PC parts, I have a 1.116+ dollar budget ( 20.000 ARS, maybe 5.000 ARS more idk ) just for the PC and mouse, but you'll see that much money I just mentioned, isn't enough for what you'd get in the US or Europe. Hope you guys can help me, I'll leave some links to some hardware stores below Hardware stores: http://www.fullh4rd.com.ar/index.php?section=build https://compragamer.com/index.php?seccion=5&nro_max=10 Extra link ( Kinda like Amazon but with much higher prices ): https://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/