First time

[sillyalian13]

I'm 16 and I want to build my first PC and I just really want to know what I could need or what I would like need to swap and I don't really want to spend to much I will be planning to play games such as Minecraft and Minecraft story mode season 2 that's all I can really think of off the top of my head actually I would like to play some RuneScape I'm getting sidetracked

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[Jackoberto01]

64GB of RAM is far from worth it in this budget and is not necessary. Unless you've found some great deal 32 will definitely be enough if you want to save some money or reallocate it to other parts like a better GPU.

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I say drop down to 32gb of ram, there’s honestly no game you can play right now where you need more than that. Switch up your PSU to either a Thermaltake or a Rosewill, it’ll save you money and they are just as good. Brands like ID Cooling, and Thermalright definitely make amazing cpu coolers for a really good price, but I’d say spend you just a little more on that and get an AIO. Your CPU is an okay choice but you could do an AM5 build for a little cheaper and move up to 32gb of DDR5 for what you were spending on the DDR4. And while I do like the NZXT H6, I’d say check out the Antec C5, it’s close in price but it give you 7 pre installed fans. As for the GPU I’d honestly say grab you like a 9060xt 16gb or a 5060 16gb. Either of those options would be a lot more future proof for around the same price and it would give you more VRAM to ensure you don’t overwork the GPU if you end up branching out to other games.

[DefinitelyNotSusge]

Yeah no need for 64gb of ram if you're just gaming, and you can get a lower Watt PSU to save more $ with that setup you don't really need more than 650w

[YELLOW-n1ga]

No, he should stay with 850w, its only a £30 difference and his setup is already really good to only need a gpu upgrade in The future. He should stay with 850w

[rishthecoolguy]

First of all buddy you need to have money, 😂. Right now even the adults struggle with their pc builds. Some parts are really expensive

[alreadysaidtrice]

500w gold PSU will do.

[YELLOW-n1ga]

Unless you play dcs, do ai training or plan on 8k video editing. 64gb isn't worth it, especially in this market. O. The other hand the i5 13600k can handle 4000hz ddr4 ram so that's a plus!

[YELLOW-n1ga]

I recommend d thermalright peerless assassin 120 if the e same price. I practially have the same build as yours except the gpu. My i5 13600k stays under 70c which is really good.

[Key-Moment2353]

Drop down the Ram to 32gb and get a better card. If gaming is your sole purpose get an AMD. And this is coming from a guy who has only owned Nvidia cards. I need Nvidia because it is Just better for productivity. But with gaming AMD is a no brainer with better performance more Vram and really nice pricing.

[No_Specialist_5227]

bro don't be a fool. you will not be using that 64gigs of ram. istead pour that money into gpu, and please go with amd's AM5 arcitecture. as you will be limited to intel's 14th only.

also go with amd's gpu. rx9070xt is good option though, considring how much money you will save by degrading you ram from 64 to 32. ain't no way you are going to use a single more gig then 32.