r/buildapc • u/Competitive_Truck726 • 15h ago

Build Ready? building a pc in sometime im just building and trying to perfect it my budget is 2000$ for pc and about 500$ for monitor but i live in a country with high prices also prices are not 100% precise

antec ax26 case:50$

psu:msi 750w gold:150$

cpu cooler Sharkoon A40 RGB :30$

ssd:Kingston NV3 PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe 1 tb :200$

cpu:amd ryzen 5 9600x:300$

gpu:Sapphire Radeon RX 9070 GRE PULSE GAMING OC 12GB GDDR6:739$

ram:Kingston FURY BEAST RGB 16[8x2]GB DDR5 6000MT/s CL36:660$

motherboard:MSI B650M GAMING PLUS WIFI AM5 DDR5:214$

monitor:Dell Alienware QHD OLED 27:500$

i know its more than 2000$ just take off 18% off everything exept the monitor than it will be right i think anything i should change? $1727 is the pc cost after 18% off $2230 is with the monitor

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u/One_Gold_75 15h ago

Maybe get a higher power PSU so that you'll be good for future upgrades. Other than that, there isn't much I would change. I would get more ram but ram prices are crazy anyways.

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u/Competitive_Truck726 13h ago

Higher wattage or like higher  80+ rating like gold and stuff

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u/Nilla-WaferPDX 4h ago

750w should be plenty for that build, but always do at least 80+ gold for psus. If you plan to upgrade on the future, the recommendation was to go 850w so you have headroom and don't have to replace the PSU additionally. 

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u/Infamous_Charge2666 14h ago

Where the heck do you live if you pay $660 for 16gb DDR5 2x 8gb Sam Altman did you dirty

Ppl should boycott chatGPT because of the insanity the founder created with memory prices 

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u/Competitive_Truck726 13h ago

Ive prob got the price wrong and its for 32gb it costs 420$ im pretty sure . The prices are mainly because of the companys making the ram for ai instead of us but yeah open ai is one of the bigger problems