r/PHbuildapc

Hi, I'm new to all these and honestly I don't know what specs to look for in a laptop. I'm seeking advice na din po (so if you have any tips please lmk) I need an affordable gaming laptop that can run games on mid/high fps, if possible kahit second-hand din po, I'm 15 years old, an upcoming shs student and we'll probably need laptops soon for school purposes. Thank uu <3

eto na nga sourcing natayo ng may pasabog na DDr4 na RAM

ang tanong eh legit ba dito? May nakapag order na ba senyo dito??? Pc Worx pala to sa Lazmall

Ok lang po ba yung pagka bend ng hose? Aircooled po yung gpu ko, ang problema is tila ipit yunh hose sa case

Just finished building my first SFF PC that can do 1440p gaming! I could have gone smaller by getting the Colorful iGame 5070 but I was late by just a week. I ended up with the Zotac 5070 which I can't even deshroud without voiding the warranty.

I ordered the Midori V5 case from their website and arrived here after a week, coming from Japan. Total case volume is just 5.4L and build quality is very good. Some part were imported online from China because I can't find it locally.

Full Specs:

• Case: Midori 5L V2.4 (Dark Gray)
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
• GPU: Zotac RTX 5070 Twin Edge
• Motherboard: JGINYUE B550i GAMING
• RAM: Kingston HyperX DDR4 (16GB x2) 3200Mhz
• Storage: Kingston NV2 1TB
• PSU: FSP 500W (FSP500-30AS) 80+ Platinum (Flex)
• CPU Cooler: Metalfish DSH380
• Fans: 3x Noctua NF-A9x14 HS-PWM chromax
• Riser: ADT-Link M33JK-TU 18.5cm (PCIe 4.0)
• Wi-fi Card: Mediatek MT7927 (True Wi-Fi 7; Full MLO)

I originally planned to use the Noctua L9a cooler but instead went with the DSH380 with its fan replaced with a Noctua. I figured that going brute force is better for the SFF build (2 vs 4 heatpipes) but I'll still need to do testing.

I used my old RAM and spare storage which is a major consideration why I went with AM4 instead of AM5. Also, I chose the non-x3d CPU because it runs on less power and is cooler, considering I'm only limited to 38mm max cooler height.

I finally decided to build my own pc and went and got what I think are decent parts, but just incase I wanted a 2nd opinion(preferably available on amazon)

plan ko bilhin ang Platinum since mas ok daw to kung gusto mo na tahimik na fan for future upgrade na din ng GPU if may budget ulit, pero ano ba mas maganda kung more on productivity ako less gaming?? need help

Hi everyone, as the title suggests, I'm looking to optimize my airflow for my PC. (Using Arctic P12 PWM PST for rear, bottom, top. Will upgrade the front fans soon)

I asked other places for advice, some told me to change the top fan (the one that's closest to the front fans) to intake, while some advised to remove it altogether.

I would like to ask for your opinions as well as suggestions! Any input is greatly appreciated.

Complete PC Specs:
7800X3D
RTX 5070
MSI B650M Gaming Plus WiFi
850W
DDR5 32gb

Hello!

Here is my new PC that i'm hoping to build! The prices are in Korean Won but it comes out to about 4050 CAD. Would you recommend any changes?

I'm looking to build a gaming computer and eventually doing some content creation on the side.

Here is the link to my build. - Please mind this website is in Korean!

• CPU AMD Ryzen 7-6th Gen 9700X (Granite Ridge)
• Cooler 3RSYS Socoool RC1900 ARGB Soldering (BLACK)
• motherboard GIGABYTE B850M AORUS ELITE WIFI7 ICE-P PC Direct
• memory G.SKILL DDR5-6000 CL36 TRIDENT Z5 NEO RGB J Package 32GB(16Gx2)
• graphics card MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Shadow 3X OC D7 16GB
• SSD Western Digital WD Green SN3000 M.2 NVMe (1TB)
• SSD Western Digital WD BLACK SN850X M.2 NVMe 1TB (Upgraded based on feedback)
• HDD Seagate IronWolf 5400/256M (ST4000VN006 4TB)
• HHD Seagate IronWolf Pro 7200/256M (ST4000NT001 4TB) (Upgraded based on feedback)
• case Micronics COOLMAX Steady (Black)
• Power Seasonic NEW FOCUS V4 GX-850 GOLD Full Modular ATX3.1

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!