[SOLVED] Any suggestions for my build?

[ineedram1234]

Can someone a little more experienced tell me what they would change about the build? This is my first pc build

I do understand that RGB doesn't boost build but im going for a slightly more aesthetically pleasing build without paying top dollar.

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/DrTinitis/saved/#view=qcqxgs

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

 

[ak47jar3d]

Permission denied. I can't see the parts....

 

[ineedram1234]

Permission denied. I can't see the parts....

sorry about that. should work now

 

[ak47jar3d]

Everything looks compatible. You may need some case fans. Also, knowing what you intended to play would help the recommendation.

 

[ineedram1234]

Everything looks compatible. You may need some case fans. Also, knowing what you intended to play would help the recommendation.

I plan on playing a variety of AAA games, such as Assassins Creed Valhalla, and MW II. As well as using it for VR.

My case comes with 4 Case fans pre-installed, and I was mainly looking to figure out if I am overspending on parts, as I don't know much about power supplies, MBs, or AIOs.
I do know some about CPUs, but I wasn't sure if I could cut some money going with a 12400f or 12600kf.

 

[ak47jar3d]

The aio fits your cpu socket. Cool master makes some pretty cheap pumps, but it should be fine for that cpu. A k based processor on a b motherboard doesn't make sense as overclocking is otherwise disabled. The board is of good quality otherwise. The psu is non modular which is kind of messy but has no baring in terms of performance. What monitor will you be using?

 

[umeng2002_2]

If you have more money to spend, get a more powerful GPU with more VRAM. 8 GB is barely enough with ray-tracing and modern games with tons of buffers and huge texture sizes. Frankly, I think a 4070 Ti with 12 GB is too small too.

 

[ineedram1234]

Okay thank you. , any MB recommendations as it doesn't support overclocking? or should i just go with an F processor?

Also what is the difference between Modular and non modular PSU?

this is my current monitor
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B095V23PTM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[ineedram1234]

The aio fits your cpu socket. Cool master makes some pretty cheap pumps, but it should be fine for that cpu. A k based processor on a b motherboard doesn't make sense as overclocking is otherwise disabled. The board is of good quality otherwise. The psu is non modular which is kind of messy but has no baring in terms of performance. What monitor will you be using?

I'm not necessarily on a tight budget, but too tight to buy a new GPU as I already have the 3070. Maybe I will upgrade that in the future.

 

[umeng2002_2]

Ah, since you already have a GPU... Yeah, just keep it for awhile.

 

[ak47jar3d]

1440p at high refresh rate is going be more gpu bound than anything. I would pocket the money and get 12400f instead. There will be no performance difference. Any high quality psu from evga, seasonic, corsair, etc will do the trick. Maybe get an 850 w because gpus seem to eat more and more power.

 

[ineedram1234]

1440p at high refresh rate is going be more gpu bound than anything. I would pocket the money and get 12400f instead. There will be no performance difference. Any high quality psu from evga, seasonic, corsair, etc will do the trick. Maybe get an 850 w because gpus seem to eat more and more power.

Alright thank you I appreciate the help!

 

[Why_Me]

This psu down below is manufactured for Phanteks by Seasonic.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W5RSX99
Phanteks AMP 750W 80+ Gold Modular Power Supply $94.99

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...512400f_core_i5_12400f_desktop_processor.html
Intel Core i5-12400F $166.99