I'm trying to build a pc for the first time and this is what I picked. I don't know much about computers so this list may be terrible. Rate ithttps://pcpartpicker.com/list/LXwT6Q

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Rate this pc build Chud 11/13/25 (Thu) 23:39:26 №21073 [Quote]

I'm trying to build a pc for the first time and this is what I picked. I don't know much about computers so this list may be terrible. Rate it
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/LXwT6Q

Chud 11/13/25 (Thu) 23:45:08 №21074 [Quote]

I had a budget of 1,150 USD so if you have recommendations for part changes please stay within the budget

Chud 11/13/25 (Thu) 23:56:51 №21075 [Quote]

Why AM4 (Ryzen 5000 and older) in 2025?
You should go for AM5 so that you can upgrade your CPU without needing a new mobo in future

Chud 11/14/25 (Fri) 00:02:59 №21076 [Quote]

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>>21075
Adding to this
This is for gaming right?
Games don't use more than 8 cores. A 9600X is not only much cheaper than a 5900X, it will also perform much better than a 5900X because it has much higher clockrates + 2 generations of IPC improvements

Chud 11/14/25 (Fri) 00:07:45 №21077 [Quote]

>>21076
>>21075
I just picked random stuff for a lot of these things, I didn't know about all of this. I'll change the cpu to a 9600x

Chud 11/14/25 (Fri) 01:36:44 №21079 [Quote]

>>21076
If you can find a super cheap 7600X, you could consider that instead. It's close enough and you're likely going to want to replace either one in a few years anyway when the new consoles likely destroy both in single and multicore performance. Games are made for consoles first. Just a thought.