I've decided to build a pc on my own. Seems fun. I've picked these parts. I mostly picked cards with good reviews and that they fit in my budget. (1200-1400 Euro)
I don't know if the parts pair together well. So I would like to make sure they do. But I would also like other perspectives. Maybe I've picked out all of the wrong parts.
Thank you for the help!
P.S. I wanted the 4070, but the 5070 is cheaper and I guess better. I don't really want to change the GPU for a AMD one.
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To be honest its realy great
Would maby get the 9600x or the 7600x but if you do get the 9600x be awere that the motherboard bios is incompateble whot the 9600x
I would consider a beefier CPU, but that’s just me personally
You can get away with ddr4 ram vs ddr5 and it will save you some money.
Not sure if that’s PC part picker site you are building on or not, but I would recommend it as it can help check for most generic compatibility issues and help give you ideas of pricing quickly