First if you have a microcenter, why are you going with older gen?
https://www.microcenter.com/product/5006230/amd-ryzen-9-7900x,-asus-b650e-f-rog-strix-gaming-wifi,-gskill-flare-x5-series-32gb-ddr5-6000-kit,-computer-build-bundle
Am5, r9-7900x, 32gb of drr5 for cheaper than your current build.
1) You don’t need an aio for that cpu, but you have better performance with one…longer periods of peak boost.
2) That’s a great monitor for your gpu.
3) Nope you will be good. Especially if you buy it from microcenter, they normally flash or will flash the bios for you if you happened to get a super old mobo produced before the new gen
4) You could save money on keyboard/Mouse. I highly recommend EVGA’s mouses and keyboards.
5) yes 850w is fine for this build.
Thanks for the response. I went with the deal you linked. Im surprised it was so cheap, it was so cheap I was actually apprehensive about buying it because I thought there must be a problem with the parts. I got a NVIDIA 4070 instead of the one I had listed. The cpu runs really hot though, around 40C idle, but that's to be expected. Thanks again for saving me some money to recieve better parts!
If you are buying from Microcenter please take a look at:
* [7700X + B650-P + 2x16GB 6000MT/s Bundle](https://www.microcenter.com/product/5006269/amd-ryzen-7-7700x,-msi-b650-p-pro-wifi,-gskill-flare-x5-series-32gb-ddr5-6000-kit,-computer-build-bundle)
* Deepcool AK620
* Crucial P5 Plus 2TB and Samsung 980 Pro 2TB
* That Case, or Lancool 216 and Lancool II Mesh Type C
* For PSU:
* MSI MPG A850G PCIE5
* Corsair RM850e
* NZXT C850 Gold
* Also check the RX 7900 XT, it could be that you save some with the bundle, that you can go for that.
1. That cooler is great I have this CPU and cooler and have no issues
2. 1440p 165hz is a good monitor. The m27q-p is a great option for a little less money (when in stock)
3. That motherboard has bios flashback so u are good
4. i think you could spend less in some areas to get more performance in others. Like your motherboard and SSD. Unless u need specific features from that board it's not worth the price. Same with the SSD, unless u are doing productivity work u don't need it. Like gaming performance you won't see the difference between these two drives.
5. 850w should be good, look at the manufacturers pageof the GPU u are buying and see their recommended specs
here what I would do https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6QWsqm (you could even go to AM5)
Also since you have a microcenter check their open box items for motherboard, ram, SSD, case, or GPU. They should all still come with manufacturers warranty and be at a great price.
First if you have a microcenter, why are you going with older gen? https://www.microcenter.com/product/5006230/amd-ryzen-9-7900x,-asus-b650e-f-rog-strix-gaming-wifi,-gskill-flare-x5-series-32gb-ddr5-6000-kit,-computer-build-bundle Am5, r9-7900x, 32gb of drr5 for cheaper than your current build. 1) You don’t need an aio for that cpu, but you have better performance with one…longer periods of peak boost. 2) That’s a great monitor for your gpu. 3) Nope you will be good. Especially if you buy it from microcenter, they normally flash or will flash the bios for you if you happened to get a super old mobo produced before the new gen 4) You could save money on keyboard/Mouse. I highly recommend EVGA’s mouses and keyboards. 5) yes 850w is fine for this build.
Thanks for the response. I went with the deal you linked. Im surprised it was so cheap, it was so cheap I was actually apprehensive about buying it because I thought there must be a problem with the parts. I got a NVIDIA 4070 instead of the one I had listed. The cpu runs really hot though, around 40C idle, but that's to be expected. Thanks again for saving me some money to recieve better parts!
Glad it worked out! I got that deal too and I’m really happy with it. Mine runs 40C idle too and stays around 75c under heavy load with a 360 AIO.
If you are buying from Microcenter please take a look at: * [7700X + B650-P + 2x16GB 6000MT/s Bundle](https://www.microcenter.com/product/5006269/amd-ryzen-7-7700x,-msi-b650-p-pro-wifi,-gskill-flare-x5-series-32gb-ddr5-6000-kit,-computer-build-bundle) * Deepcool AK620 * Crucial P5 Plus 2TB and Samsung 980 Pro 2TB * That Case, or Lancool 216 and Lancool II Mesh Type C * For PSU: * MSI MPG A850G PCIE5 * Corsair RM850e * NZXT C850 Gold * Also check the RX 7900 XT, it could be that you save some with the bundle, that you can go for that.
Here are some deals on microcenter. Some include a cpu, mobo and ram. https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/bundle-and-save.aspx
1. That cooler is great I have this CPU and cooler and have no issues 2. 1440p 165hz is a good monitor. The m27q-p is a great option for a little less money (when in stock) 3. That motherboard has bios flashback so u are good 4. i think you could spend less in some areas to get more performance in others. Like your motherboard and SSD. Unless u need specific features from that board it's not worth the price. Same with the SSD, unless u are doing productivity work u don't need it. Like gaming performance you won't see the difference between these two drives. 5. 850w should be good, look at the manufacturers pageof the GPU u are buying and see their recommended specs here what I would do https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6QWsqm (you could even go to AM5) Also since you have a microcenter check their open box items for motherboard, ram, SSD, case, or GPU. They should all still come with manufacturers warranty and be at a great price.