Pc check

[MiszS]

Budget (including currency): 5300 PLN ~ $1350 (with monitor)

Country: Poland

I made a gaming pc parts list for a friend, and I wonder if there's anything to improve, but mostly the PSU and case, I plan on buying most of the stuff on morele.net, so it's good if any other parts are available there

Case montech air 903
Motherboard Asrock B650M-HDV
CPU R5 7500f
GPU RX 6800XT
RAM 32GB 6000Mhz CL30
SSD Lexar nm 710 (bought)
CPU cooler PA 120 SE
PSU Pure power 11 700W
Fans P12 PWM PST x 3 (all on top, idk if I should buy 2 more as bottom intake)
Fan hub Arctic PWM fan hub

Monitor AOC Q24G2A/BK 1440p 165Hz (idk if this is the best one for the price)
 

[Jeppes]

You wont need extra fans or the hub, spend that towards a bit better psu.

[MiszS]

3 minutes ago, Jeppes said:

You wont need extra fans or the hub, spend that towards a bit better psu.

Which one?

[Why_Me]

3 minutes ago, MiszS said:

Which one?

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-asus-prime-gold-750w-90ye00u1-b0nb00-13114961/ 

 

https://www.ceneo.pl/160764170

[Hinjima]

1 minute ago, MiszS said:

Which one?

The MSI MPG A850GF is a great PSU with 10 year warranty.

The A750GF is also great with 10 year warranty

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-msi-mpg-a750gf-750w-306-7zp0b11-ce0-5945127/

[MiszS]

6 minutes ago, Why_Me said:

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-asus-prime-gold-750w-90ye00u1-b0nb00-13114961/

Don't really want to buy anything asus

 

6 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

The MSI MPG A850GF is a great PSU with 10 year warranty.

The A750GF is also great with 10 year warranty

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-msi-mpg-a750gf-750w-306-7zp0b11-ce0-5945127/

Idk did I forget about it, probably gonna buy it instead, though how good is it compared to the A850GL?

[Jeppes]

1 minute ago, MiszS said:

Which one?

Looks like you can get better one for cheaper. But I dont speak Polish so cannot say anything about sales terms etc, just looking at the price.

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-adata-xpg-core-reactor-850w-corereactor850g-bkceu-6303210/

Even atx 3.0 seasonic is reasonably priced.

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-seasonic-focus-gx-750w-atx-3-0-focus-gx-750-atx30-13111972/

 

[Hinjima]

2 minutes ago, MiszS said:

Don't really want to buy anything asus

 

Idk did I forget about it, gonna buy it instead

Cool!  850w will last you a while and 750w is plenty for your setup.

 

I use a 750w with my Ryzen 7700x and overclocked RTX 4080.

[podkall]

18 minutes ago, MiszS said:

Don't really want to buy anything asus

why not? PSU =/= Motherboard

[MiszS]

2 minutes ago, podkall said:

why not? PSU =/= Motherboard

Because of how they treat their customers, especially with the rog ally situation

[MiszS]

40 minutes ago, Jeppes said:

Looks like you can get better one for cheaper. But I dont speak Polish so cannot say anything about sales terms etc, just looking at the price.

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-adata-xpg-core-reactor-850w-corereactor850g-bkceu-6303210/

Even atx 3.0 seasonic is reasonably priced.

https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-seasonic-focus-gx-750w-atx-3-0-focus-gx-750-atx30-13111972/

 

Which one is better? Both have 10 year warranty, but the adata is 850W and cheaper

[Jeppes]

1 minute ago, MiszS said:

Which one is better? Both have 10 year warranty, but the adata is 850W and cheaper

Both are good enough. Seasonic has the new cable for nvidia gpu:s so A-data has much better value if you dont care about that.

[MiszS]

8 minutes ago, Jeppes said:

Both are good enough. Seasonic has the new cable for nvidia gpu:s so A-data has much better value if you dont care about that.

Not buying nvidia, so ig it's better for me, but is it quieter, or are they the same in terms of noise?

[podkall]

3 hours ago, MiszS said:

Not buying nvidia, so ig it's better for me, but is it quieter, or are they the same in terms of noise?

if you are very sensitive XPG can be bit more noisy

 

[MiszS]

18 minutes ago, podkall said:

if you are very sensitive XPG can be bit more noisy

 

What about the core reactor 2? I found it for the exact same price as the seasonic PSU, though for some reason it's in the B tier

[podkall]

3 hours ago, MiszS said:

What about the core reactor 2? I found it for the exact same price as the seasonic PSU, though for some reason it's in the B tier

I don't know, it might be similarly noisy but have no note due to it being B-tier and not A-tier, since you expect high quality from A-tier, I guess it kind of makes sense they mention the possible fan whine.

[podkall]

Just now, podkall said:

I don't know, it might be similarly noisy but have no note due to it being B-tier and not A-tier, since you expect high quality from A-tier, I guess it kind of makes sense they mention the possible fan whine.

on another note if the ii actually means a v2 version, it's also a consideration that it might use better parts, but at the same time, it could just use same parts too and just be called v2

[MiszS]

10 hours ago, podkall said:

on another note if the ii actually means a v2 version, it's also a consideration that it might use better parts, but at the same time, it could just use same parts too and just be called v2

What about the monitor btw? Is it good, or is there a better one, even if it costs slightly more?

[podkall]

3 hours ago, MiszS said:

What about the monitor btw? Is it good, or is there a better one, even if it costs slightly more?

I have that exact monitor, it's okay, good price/performance I think, it's definitely smoother and more fine than 1080p 60Hz that's what I can tell you,

 

here's a more casual but longer review:

 

 

and this is more shorter and technical/deeper description:

 

For any additional or more knowledged help, you'd have to make a post in the Displays section, but it's really hard to find a "good" monitor for low price, 99% of good monitors are being gate-kept by their considerable price. (it also depends how much is too much in terms of budget though of course)

[podkall]

Another review I found,

 

 

You can look fore other monitors in your price range, but this one is pretty solid already, unless you're up for a challenge or are able to sacrifice more budget for a potentially better monitor. (can't promise perfection though)

[MiszS]

18 minutes ago, podkall said:

Another review I found,

 

 

You can look fore other monitors in your price range, but this one is pretty solid already, unless you're up for a challenge or are able to sacrifice more budget for a potentially better monitor. (can't promise perfection though)

Thanks, gonna buy it then, i was skeptical at first, since it's the cheapest 1440p 165Hz i could find

[podkall]

1 hour ago, MiszS said:

Thanks, gonna buy it then, i was skeptical at first, since it's the cheapest 1440p 165Hz i could find

oh yeah, it was one of the cheapest 1440p monitors for me too, AOC goes crazy with it's prices, but I assume they can have some expensive monitors too,

 

both of my monitors are AOC, that's how cheap they are, the other one is 5+ years old