Just built my first pc (3 months in the making)
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Just built my first pc (3 months in the making)

Hello, I know I'm very new to this but I'm just so happy to finally complete my first pc build.

It took me 2 months of research and over 3 months of saving, deal hunting and checking out the used market to get my parts, and eventhough I feel I overpaid for some parts, im just so happy to actually build a working pc.

My parts list are namely:

CPU: Ryzen 7 7800x3d

MOBO: Asus Tuf B850 Plus

RAM: Kingston 32gb 6000mhz cl30 ddr5 rgb(still pissed how much I paid for this)

GPU: MSI Ventus 3X 5070TI OC

STORAGE: 1tb Lexar NQ780 pcie gen 4 nvme Ssd

PSU: Montech Century II 850W

COOLER: Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120

CASE: Deepcool CH560 Digital

Monitor: HyperX Omen 27Q Qd-Oled 240hz 1440p

Mouse and Keyboard: Some old dell office mouse and keyboard I swipped from my dad's

The total cost of the pc was CAD$2800(I know i could've gotten a much better speced prebuilt for the cost but I really wanted to build my own pc over buying one)

After all this i feel very fulfilled and look forward to doing the world of pc gaming 👍

u/Suspicious_Heart_955 — 3 days ago
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[Coquitlam, BC] [H] MSI VENTUS 3X 5070TI OC [W] 5070TI of different model

Looking to trade my silver Msi Ventus 3x 5070ti OC for a different 5070ti model (preferably a pny 5070ti or asus prime 5070ti but happy to accept any model)

Gpu works perfectly well, just looking for a different 5070ti purely for aesthetic reasons as I'm looking for a black gpu

Comes with all accessories(gpu stand & 12Vhpr adapter).

Like-new condition. Never overclocked, and only used for gaming.

Warranty still valid and purchase receipt is available.

Preferably local meetup.

Test of both gpu done before trade.

Thank you.

Image linked below:

https://imgur.com/a/RHSbou9

u/Suspicious_Heart_955 — 28 days ago

[Coquitlam, BC] [H] Cash [W] 1TB NVME M.2 SSD PCIE Gen 4

I'm about to complete my first pc build (yes it wasn't easy especially with current pc part prices) and all that's left is an SSD.

I know current SSD prices are through the roof, but I'm hoping to find a 1tb NVME M.2 PCIE Gen 4 SSD for a price of $150 as that's the budget I have for it.

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u/Suspicious_Heart_955 — 2 months ago