Hi zusammen,

ich suche nach meinem ersten PC und möchte ein fertig montiertes Komplettsystem kaufen, da ich mir den Selbstbau nicht zutraue. Mein Budget liegt bei ca. 850 €. Der PC soll als Allrounder dienen: Neben flüssigem Arbeiten im Alltag (Office, Multitasking, viele Browser-Tabs) liegt der Gaming-Fokus vor allem auf GTA 5 RP via FiveM. Das Ziel ist eine Grafikleistung auf PS5-Niveau wenn möglich drüber

Wichtig ist mir außerdem, dass das System zukunftssicher ist und sich später problemlos aufrüsten lässt (z. B. stärkere Grafikkarte oder neuere CPU nachstecken), falls ich in ein paar Jahren mehr Grafikleistung möchte.

Könnt ihr mir aktuell passende Fertig-PCs von Anbietern wie Dubaro, Hardwarerat oder Memory PC / Media Markt/Saturn empfehlen mit einem guten Preis/Leistungsverhältnis? Worauf sollte ich achten – macht hier ein System auf AMD AM5-Basis (DDR5) bereits Sinn, oder fahre ich in diesem Preisbereich mit einem soliden Netzteil und ausreichend Gehäuse-Platz besser? Reichen 16 GB RAM vorerst aus oder sollte ich direkt 32 GB nehmen? 

Ich freue mich über eure Tipps und Links!

Guys I am in need of a pc as my old pc got destroyed by rain (along with many other things) during transportation to my new home . The only thing usable left is 8×3 gb of ddr4 ram, my budget is tight as I don't for saw this situation to happen . The budget is close to 70-90k . My work requires me to do clipping, editing, thumbnail and some rendering on blender for profiles . I do have a side line of playing aaa games so I need atleast 12gb of vram for work and I have 2 moniter both 2k ( 1 lg ultragear and 1 benq) so plz consider my situation and reply me as soon and as many as possible for me to get it build Tommorow or day after tomorrow.

Hi, I am looking for a new cpu, but I don’t really know which one to get, I have been looking at some from the AMD 5000 series, especially the 5700X and 5800X3D 10th year anniversary, right now I can get a new 5700X for about 180 dollars and 150 dollars used. And I can get a new 5800X3D for about 390 dollars. It’s a big price jump, and I dont know if I really need the 3D V cache. Right now I play a lot of rdr2 and Arma reforger with mods, and I plan on playing Arma 4 when it comes out. Is there really a difference between the 5600X, 5700X and 5800X? Here are my current pc specs:

9060XT 16gb
3700X
16gb DRAM
B550M
750 watt PSU

For over a decade, I’ve been planning to build my very first PC. For reasons not worth mentioning, I never could, but now that I’m more financially stable, I feel it's finally time.

I’ve saved up some money and started checking out parts to see what’s currently on the market that fits my needs.

My goal is to build a setup that won't need major upgrades for the next 7 to 12 years. The PC will be mainly for couch gaming in the living room, playing either solo or split-screen/co-op with my girlfriend. My budget is between $800 and $1,500 USD, though I can go a bit over if necessary.

Since I’ve dreamed about this for so long, I’ve done tons of research on PC building. Up until now, I stayed strictly on the theoretical side—watching reviews, build logs, and keeping up with new tech—until I finally got the funds to make it happen.

Because I've always used a low-end "potato" PC, my current game list might make you wonder why I need a mid-to-high-end build. The answer is yes and no: while I love these titles, having a solid PC will finally let me branch out into more demanding games.

The games I currently play the most are:

Project Zomboid

Minecraft

Skyrim

Elite Dangerous

Monster Hunter: World

Stardew Valley

Cities: Skylines

Risk of Rain

With that context out of the way, here are the two builds I'm currently considering:

AMD: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/24bjNp

Intel: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7B2Rg3

Notes on specific components:

Case (DarkFlash C275P): Picked this specific model because its dimensions allow it to fit right inside an IKEA Kallax shelf unit.

Cooler (be quiet!): Selected this AIO because it’s one of the few that allows you to refill the coolant, extending its lifespan. That said, I’m not opposed to switching to an air cooler instead.

My main concern is making sure every dollar is spent wisely so I don't have to make any major upgrades in the short term. Any feedback on the components I’ve chosen would be greatly appreciated!

Note: All parts will be purchased via Amazon as I don't live in US

I have a ps5 and want to get a pc for gaming, programing and animtion and other work stuff.

So how much does it cost to get a pc thats as strong or stronger than ps5 and also good for work in general?

I inherited a PC from a friend with the following:

i3-9600k
GTX 1070
850W PSU
16GB RAM
ASROCK B365M Pro4

I want an upgrade and am looking at RTX 4060/5060. I know anything will be a major upgrade from 1070 but I’m seeing 5060s for $450 on Amazon and 4060s for slightly less. Not worried about the budget.

If I get a 5060 with an i3, would it more of a nuisance because of the bottleneck or worth it because of the jump in performance compared to my 1070? Would I be needing an upgraded CPU as well to make playing newer titles enjoyable?

Totally new to anything PC related so any advice is greatly appreciated

Hey all!

First time poster (cross posting). Looking for help on upgrading or build/buying new?

I built my first and only PC nearly 10 years ago now. And my current friend group have all just bought new PC's and I'm feeling like I need to join in. Problem is that it's a lot more pricy than 10 years ago and I want to try and be budget conscious.

Current build minus power supply (truth is I don't remember and I didn't keep up on my PC building skills to feel confident atm to take anything apart):

https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/b/PwjZxr

I'm wondering if what I have here is upgradable? Would it be worth it to buy some more ram and a new graphics card? Or would that just create bottlenecks?

Better to just build/buy new?

I use my PC for gaming, video editing and graphic design. Noticing lately it's feeling a bit sluggish.

I don't care about gaming at the ultra high end in 4k. I usually game at 1080p medium to high settings trying to maximize smooth gameplay and decent render settings.

My budget on the high end (wince face) is $2200.00 (CAD) Canadian.