Please help with my partpicker build

Zo-Kim · September 16, 2021

Budget ($2350):

Country: US

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: AAA titles, school, and watching videos

Other details - So I have had this part list for a while as I'm trying to get my hands on a 3080, however before than I want to know if I can substitute something in this build(Most likely) to make it a bit cheaper. The price just has to reach $2000 - $2350. I don't need any monitors or keyboards etc; I know their is probably a lot change needed to this build, but it's what I thought was ok. Last thing, I want to run AAA titles with ease. Help would be appreciated.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/BfLhCz. I added the pictures if the link doesn't work.

Thank you,

Zo-Kim

Somerandomtechyboi · September 16, 2021

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/373qGq

Pretty much obliterates intel while being cheaper, better performing, and more efficient (wont run like a nuclear reactor)

Only reason to go intel is of you want to overclock and most ppl dont overclock anyways so intel is a horrible option if you dont get a good deal, and 500$ for something that is inferior to a 5900x and only has 10 cores is what id consider a horrible ripoff

~1200$ for the gpu so maybe a 3070ti or 3080

RONOTHAN## · September 16, 2021

If you're gonna get a 3080, get an 850w PSU. The Rm850 is the same price and will make sure you don't have any shutdown issues.

You're also going to need to get some fans, as the O11 Dynamic doesn't come with any fans. Personally, I'd get a P400a Digital instead, since it comes with fans, and is a lot more optimized for air cooled/AIO computers than the O11 Dynamic. The O11 is a great case and everything, it's just a custom water cooling first, everything else second type case.

For the CPU, you might as well get a 10850k. It's basically the same CPU, but for ~$100 less.

CommanderAlex · September 16, 2021

Not really a reason to go with Intel as their offerings are not that competitive and will consume more power under load. You can swap out the 1TB HDD for another M.2 for games, depending on the combination of storage that you are aiming to achieve. Also, you'll need some case fans considering the 4000D only comes with 2-120mm.

Account the rest of the budget for a graphics card.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/kynZht