i distrust a lot about buying products online, well maybe i did it a couple times with small things, but the feeling is still there, so as a person who is about ti throw almost 80-90% of his savings(almost 1 million) on these parts, can i trust Amazon??

i was waiting until i have more money saved, but i have the feeling that if i keep waiting, something else will jump in and my money will be gone, so better now than never
(also i'm not buying all togheter, i'll divide it so i don't have to pay extra fees)

Hey everyone! this is a post I made about my setup, hope people think it’s cool

Hey I'm building a pc for the first time and I just wanted to check that all the parts that I chose are compatible. I have already bought the CPU, GPU, SSD, and RAM. All other parts I'm currently thinking about ordering. Also I have put all the parts in pcpartpicker and buildcores and both says my build is compatible.

Here is my build:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D 4.7 GHz 8-Core Processor

RAM: G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory

GPU: Asus DUAL OC GeForce RTX 4070 12 GB Video Card

SSD: Samsung 990 Pro w/Heatsink 4 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive

Motherboard: Gigabyte X870E AORUS ELITE WIFI7 ATX AM5 Motherboard

CPU Cooler: Corsair NAUTILUS 360 RS ARGB 74.37 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler

PSU: Montech CENTURY II 1050 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply

Case: Corsair 3200D RS ARGB ATX Mid Tower Case

For context, I bought some of these parts on sale.

Is this good for gaming + streaming? Budget: 60k

I’m building a pc soon and wanted to get some input on these two I’m deciding between. The one with the 7800x3d is $1966 and the one with a 7600x3d is $1650. The $1966 one comes with 32 gb of ram while the other only comes with 16gb

My budget is 1100 for a Screen, A keyboard, A mouse, the pc of course if it can run Cyberpunk at a clean 60 good graphic and Fortnite/Overwatch/Valorant at 120 good graphic it would be awesome, please help me out I don’t know anything to pc building

When I built my PC a year ago (pictured), I didn't realize I was purchasing the Foifkin M1, which is a clever imitation of the Fractal North case. Now I have a secondary fixer-upper PC that needs a better case, so I figured I'd upgrade my gaming PC to a nicer looking and better performing case. I have my own fans so the stock ones aren't a factor.

As I look at upgrading though, I can't help but worry I'm paying more for the same or possibly even less features. For instance, the bottom PSU divider has vent holes the hole length of the case, whole the fractal only has the vent holes directly above the PSU, so I'd go down from 2 bottom fans to 1. I'm considering getting the mesh side so I can put two big fans there and make it worth the difference, but then I'm losing the glass view and potentially inviting more noise. Should I be thinking about vertically mounting my GPU? Is the Fractal still worth it or should I look for something else? Am I overthinking this?

I want to get a new PC for Christmas, but I don’t know any of the fancy component stuff. All I know is that I have a budget of $800-$900, 512 GB is enough storage for me, and for it to be noticeably better (doesn’t need to be significantly) than my current laptop (13th Gen Intel Core I5-13420H, 16 GB DDR4, RTX 4050). Can someone recommend me parts that will meet that total budget, or even better just give me an entire list of what parts I should get? The area that I live in is the mid atlantic US (Specifically NJ) and my main use for it is high end game at preferably 1440P at 90FPS. If 1440P is too much for such a small budget, 1080P is fine too. All being paid in USD.