What do you guys think of this build excluding peripherals and monitor? (total 1450 USD).

[timber hornet]

I'm looking to build my first PC for gaming after being a console gamer, with the games I want to play being on the more demanding side. I have a budget of about 1700-1800 USD, and would prefer to not go over.
I'm planning on ordering everything abroad since can do so with minimal shipping costs, but where I live, 4060ti (8gb) is available for around 500 USD. Should i consider switching out the GPU for a 4060ti or 4070ti/super for example? Is there anything else I should consider changing?

[dull zealot]

send link

shit ram

is R5 7000 cheaper?

mid ssd

[timber hornet]

the ram and ssd i can change just need advice on cpu and gpu

[timber hornet]

its like 50 dollars cheaper

the r5 7600x

Should i consider switching for nvidia gpu or nah

[timber hornet]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/

[cloud musk]

i'd do samsung ssd and kingston, but apparently g skill ram are good

[dull zealot]

gskill dont make ram anymore

[cloud musk]

Well darn

[dull zealot]

i got some of there PSC from ddr3 days ram but they did not make ddr4/5

[cloud musk]

Crucial?

[dull zealot]

yes micron

only samsung micron and hynix make ddr5

and only hynix is good

[cloud musk]

Hold on what are upi on about

these are brand new

[dull zealot]

they dont make that just packaging

[cloud musk]

Oh

[dull zealot]

that is made by hynix then binned/packaged by gskill

[dull zealot]

get cheapest hynix 6000 ram

easy way is just get 6000 tcl30

and slap on buildzoid timing https://www.patreon.com/posts/low-effort-rank-77403831

[noble ore]

Are you saying they don’t make ram chips, or any sticks at all

You really need to be clearer when you say things like that

[dull zealot]

did i not saythry just package in next mesage