Operating System: Windows 11 Home (Recovery USB Pen Drive)
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Case: Lian Li O11 Vision Compact Case - Black
Fans & ARGB Upgrades: 3x Corsair RS120 120mm PWM Fan Kit
CPU (Processor): AMD Ryzen™ 7 9800X3D: 8 Cores, 120W TDP, 4.70GHz, 5.20GHz Turbo, 96MB L3 Cache, Pro OC Compatible, Radeon Graphics
CPU Overclocking: No Overclocking
CPU Cooling: Fractal Design Celsius S36 360mm AIO Liquid Cooler - Black, Ultimate OC Compatible
Cooling Upgrades: Thermal Grizzly Premium Thermal Paste
Motherboard: MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI: ATX w/ Wi-Fi 6E, USB 3.2, 3x M.2
Memory (RAM): 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5/6000mhz Kingston Fury Beast RGB Memory
Graphics Card (GPU): GeForce RTX™ 5080 - 16GB GDDR7 - HDMI, DP - NVIDIA DLSS 4, NVIDIA Reflex 2 (Single Card)
PSU (Power Supply): Corsair RM850X 850W Cybenetics Gold-Certified Low-Noise ATX 3.1 Fully Modular Gaming Power Supply
Primary Storage (NVMe Drives): 2TB Corsair MP700 Pro M.2 PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSD - 12400MB/s Read & 11800MB/s Write (1 Drive)
Internal USB Hub: Built-in USB Ports
Wired Networking: ONBOARD 10/100/1000 GIGABIT LAN PORT -- As standard on all PCs
Sound Cards: HIGH DEFINITION ON-BOARD AUDIO
Monitor: 31.5" MSI MAG 321CUP 1MS 160Hz UHD 4K HDMI / DP / USB-C Curved AMD FreeSync Premium Monitor (Single Monitor)
Internet Browser: Google Chrome Internet Browser
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Warranty Service: DESKTOP STANDARD WARRANTY: 5 Years' Labour, 2 Years' Parts, 12 Months' Collect and Return plus Life-Time Technical Support
#Looking at ordering a build but not confident enough about it
lavish river
hazy hornet
what's your budget?
lavish river
I’d hoped to spend £2500 for the pc with a little extra budget for monitor and mouse keyboard etc. I’ve changed somethings around from my last build to bring the price down. But any suggestions would be greatly appreciate
hazy hornet
i'd definitely change a few things - i'll remake the config and send it here in a second
but i recommend going elsewhere for monitor/keyboard/mouse - cyberpower don't have the best selection available
lavish river
The one I’ve selected that’s on offer on their site. Is that one not a decent 4k monitor? Thank you again.
hazy hornet
it's a VA panel, so the viewing angles aren't the best - i advise going for an "IPS" monitor which is a type of monitor - it's the most recommended for gaming
lavish river
I was looking at that kinda Info before but I saw the discount and I guess I didn’t bother to read much else thanks for the advice 👍
Anything will be better than the old cctv monitor I was running on my old pc a few years ago
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hazy hornet
the 5080 is 10-20% better than the 5070 Ti but costs like £300 more - so it's not really worth it
lavish river
That’s a fair assessment I guess. I was looking at a 5070 ti when I started but I got a little greedy. Is that SSD a reliable option I know it’s a bit of paranoia but I have to ask.
hazy hornet
yeah they're pretty good SSDs
from a user experience perspective, there's very little noticeable difference between the MP700 pro from corsair, and something half the speed
it's not realistically going to be very beneficial in any scenario except when transferring super large files - so it's not worth the price hike
like my laptop has a drive that can do 7000MB/s (similar to the one in the PC i just sent you) and it boots in less than 10 seconds
lavish river
So do you think this would handle 4k gaming just fine on higher setting or would this be more in the middle
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hazy hornet
it's probably more aligned with 1440p, but 4k is possible on it
lavish river
Also out of curiosity do you work for cyber power or just help out in the discord. I wanted to ask about some of their ultra care options and the warranty stuff. To see if they make much of a difference
hazy hornet
the 5070 ti is similar to a 4080/4080 super in performance - so it's definitely 4k ready, but 1440p is obviously going to run better
hazy hornet
Also out of curiosity do you work for cyber power or just help out in the discor...
this is just community support - i don't work for cyberpower
the ultra care things aren't necessary IMO
the delivery's insured so even if there is damage, it'll just get repaired/replaced
lavish river
That’s good to know. How are they for cable management
I want to say again thank you so much for this your really helping to take the stress out this purchase
hazy hornet
pretty good tmk - they keep it quite neat regardless of if you buy the extra tidy cable management package or not
hazy hornet
I want to say again thank you so much for this your really helping to take the s...
np
hazy hornet
Also out of curiosity do you work for cyber power or just help out in the discor...
as for the warranty, it's broken down here, keep in mind these prices are before VAT
so it'd be 29/99 + 20%
IME hardware either breaks (i.e. unpredictably/randomly stops working) within the first few weeks or lasts for years
and CPUK wont make you return the whole system if you're confident replacing a part yourself (e.g. if the RAM stops working and you're in warranty, they'll do a door swap, new ram for old ram)
lavish river
Is there any minor upgrades I should consider for this pc. I know that should a miracle happen and 5090’s drop to a reasonable price that all my components except the power supply would be able to be used along side the card so it’s set in that sense.
Also I didn’t know that. I feel comfortable being able to switch over components like that so that’s even better to know thank you
hazy hornet
i wouldn't recommend upgrading to a 5090 from a 5070 Ti or 5080 (whichever you end up going with) - you'd be effectively wasting money (because you will have already bought the 5070 Ti/5080)
but in terms of futureproofing it's not a bad system - the 850W PSU will probably last for a generation or two more (so 2-4 years) in terms of upgrading to an xx80 sku GPU
so if you wanted the 6080 you could probably use it with an 850W PSU
the corsair PSUs are particularly reliable - they have the lowest failure rates of any PSU brand
your system's pretty much ready for any upgrades you want to do though
lavish river
Thanks for all of this I’ll probably order it within the week. Massive help thank you
hazy hornet
np - lmk if you have any more questions