Thanks for this, I checked what I had saved as my wish list and it was a CL30 kit . Also I wasn’t completely sold on the 4000D it’s just the most recommended and honestly I wouldn’t know what to choose for a case, so I appreciate the recommendations, I will have a look and report back.
Thanks for the Tip, really appreciate this, I will definitely wait a little while to see what changes in the prices
wow, thanks for the great advice, this is what I need. My main concern with my build spec was the CPU, I’ve seen mention that the one I chose, wasn’t the best in benchmarks, so I will have a look at the Ryzen 9 7950x for sure.
I will also have a look at RX 7900 GRE for the GPU I want to invest the right way now, to not have to spend more later If I’m disappointed with what I’ve chosen with limited experience.
I would personally like to stick with all AMD, I’ve had major issues with laptops on Nvidia in the past, so I’m not a fan, although of course I know the best, high end options are Nvidia sadly.
I haven’t started looking at gaming Monitors yet, I wanted to pin down a good build to get into, as I have to learn how to build it first, get it setup maybe test on the TV, before diving into a gaming monitor purchase. But i would be grateful for advice in this are also.
for cooling I was thinking of a Peerless assassins 120E , is this a good option?
I wish I was rich !! I live very much within my means, but this is one opportunity I have to spend some money I’ve earned on myself. This is mainly why I am looking for advice and guidance so as not to get it wrong and cost me in the long run. I would like this build to last me a long while.
What motherboard would you recommend ? I hopefully will be building my own Linux Gaming PC this year. All AMD, probably as others have mentioned with a Ryzen 7 9800x3d CPU and a asrock RX7900 XTX GPU.
I was thinking the MSI mag x670e tomahawk motherboard .
I’m very new to this so want to get it right, why is this not good?
also fortunately where I live, I have had only one powercut in 10 years but I have surge protection on every outlet extension.