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Help building first PC
I have been watching videos and doing research and have come up with a build. Since I am very new to this I don't know if the build is good or if there are ways to improve it. I will be using it for gaming, programming, and game dev. My budget is around…
I have been watching videos and doing research and have come up with a build. Since I am very new to this I don't know if the build is good or if there are ways to improve it. I will be using it for gaming, programming, and game dev. My budget is around $2000. Any help or input is appreciated. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/TXHQR4
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get a AIO , this is a hot cpu. and i don't know about your power supply brand, try to get a good brand , msi mag series are nice thing. and are you sure about rx 9060 xt ? it's a good card but if you value upscaling, ray tracing, path tracing and frame generation, then you should consider getting rtx card , i mean 9060 xt has a great price to performance value but if you value those things then yeh. go watch youtube videos about these cards and their compression with 9060 xt : rtx 5060 ti 16gb , rtx 5070 , rtx 5070ti (i recommend the last two , 5060 ti 16gb is good but it's performance level is about 1080p and 1440p sometimes)
Yes
An air cooler is enough to keep the 7800X3D under 85 C under all core load excluding PBO.
You can use the microcenter bundles to cut costs. What game dev software do you use?
85 degrees maybe okay on laptops but on desktop it's good to keep the cpu temps lower than 75 degrees (at heavy load) , that way the pc fans will be quieter and the cpu's thermal paste will last longer. 7800x3d is a powerful cpu , it needs aio , if we were talking about ryzen 5 or ryzen 3 , then air cooler would've make sense but it's ryzen 7 and it's one of the best ryzen 7. but it's OP's money , do whatever you want , I'm just trying to help and giveback the helps this community gave me in the past.
you red the comments of those so called " experts" about aio and air cooler , but it's your money your choice , air cooler is easier but your cpu gets hotter, good luck mate. and by the way , my build was my first build but i used aio anyway, beacuse being your first build doesn't mean you have to buy simpler hardware, get the best that your money can buy , or whatever, i just wanted to help and not to argue with these so called " experts" that think 85 to 90 is okay for cpu , your cpu will degrading sooner that way anyone can become expert by researching enough. I'll no longer comment here. bye.
Are you near a microcenter?
I’m not set on the 9060 xt, it’s just less expensive than what I’ve seen so far and I’m not super knowledgeable about them. I’ll look at the ones you recommended
yep , research, watch youtube comparisons, read reviews, but whatever you do , get a AIO for that cpu. it's for thw best. it doesn't have to be a fancy one , cooler master and deepcool has some good and budget friendly AIOs. a 360mm aio with 3 fans would do the job. but ne carful that the aio to be anti leak. good luck
if you're still not sure about aio for cpu and think if 85 to 90 degrees is okay for that powerful cpu , go ask multiple AIs (like Gemini, chatgpt, deepSeek) but enable net search for those . let's say I'm wrong , but they're not.