r/gamingpcbuild

Hey everyone, I’m 12 and planning my first PC build. I’ve been researching parts for a while and I think I finally put together something good, but I want to make sure I’m not missing anything before I eventually buy parts.

I’ll mainly be playing:

• War Thunder
• Minecraft (with shaders/mods)
• Rocket League
• Arma
• HOI4
• KSP2
• Maybe Forza 6 (depends on space after games above)

I’m aiming for high FPS at 3440x1440 ultrawide.

Here’s the build:

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/frYNck

I know some of the prices on PCPartPicker are bugged, especially the RAM and SSD, so ignore those lol.

Main things I’m wondering:

• Is the airflow setup good?
• Is 850W enough for the 5080?
• Any parts I should swap/change?
• Anything overkill or not worth the money?

Looking to get a 27" QD-OLED/WOLED 1440p 240hz monitor budget is about £400-500 seen a lot around just wondering if anyone has any they would recommend thanks

Someone on Marketplace is selling an 'Open Box' ASUS ROG Strix G13CH Desktop, with Intel Core i5 14th Gen, RTX 4060 and 16GB DDR5 for 900CAD.

Is this a good deal in 2026 or should i simply wait for later this year around black Friday and Cyber Monday?

Currently im using rtx5070, im consider upgrading to rtx 5070ti.. but currently i just playing on 1080p monitor.. please help me to make the decision whether to upgrade my gpu or monitor first.. both upgrading gpu and monitor need the same amount of money

I am trying to finialize my new monitor choice, for my 9800x3D / 5070 Ti setup, with a budget of about $400. Cheaper is always better if I can get a good bang for buck. The ideal use for the monitor is gaming, running my stream, ocasional VoD edit, and watching cartoons/anime with the kids.

Option 1: The 32" 4k

+ The Layout: 32" Center Main (New Monitor), 28" 4k Asus horizontal on top (centered), 27" 1440p Lg Vertical.on left side

Option 2: The 27" 1440p

+ The Layout: New 27" center, 27" 1440p LG horizontal stacked ontop, 28" 4k Asus vertical on left side

Priority:

IPS

G-Sync

Cool Features to play with:

PiP/PbP (for gaming and having anime on same monitor)

Speaker (majnly for when kids sit with me while I game)

Thia is where I have landed after a few days of reseaeching sizes, resolutions, and more. I will say I do entertain the idea of a 34" but fear games that dont support Ultrawide. I play alot of multiplayer games such aas , WoW, Star Citizen, Helldivers 2, BF6, REPO, Conan Exile, Diablor 4, Smite, and alot of Early acess / DEMOs.

Hello everyone,

I'm hesitating between two monitors: the Philips Evnia 32M2C5501 and the Samsung Odyssey G5 G55C.

It's my first monitor, I was told what features to look for and these two monitors stood out for the budget I can afford.

Do you have any opinions on either one?

Or even on both?

I’m looking for a new pre-built gaming PC with a $1500 budget. My previous system was a 2020 Alienware R11 (2080 Super, 16GB RAM), which I loved, but I now want something with standard, upgradable parts. I primarily play Arena Breakout, COD, Dying Light, and Diablo IV. I need a PC that delivers high-FPS 1080p gaming now, with the ability to upgrade to 1440p comfortably in the future. Ty in advance.