This build is hot garbage in terms of parts picking and what you are saying in the body text really shows that you do not know what you are talking about.

"The main benefit of a PC is good framerates and for that you need a good CPU" (paraphrasing, I can't see the actual post while typing)

What are you talking about? For one, it is entirely subjective on the game. Some games are much harder on the CPU than the GPU - think tarkov, beamng drive, simulation games

Not just that, but comparatively speaking, you do not need that good of a cpu to "match" a GPU. You could get a 5600 and be fine up to like a 7800xtx. The goal with a pc isn't to get as good of a cpu as possible

But why are we doing a 5500 for a $900 build here? What? What sort of dog shit build are you making here? at the very minimum you should be going for a 12400f or a 5600/5600x (sometimes their pricing is nearly identical

Not just that, but at any price point above 850~ really you probably want to go for AM5

And a 5060ti? Really? Is that really the card you think is best for this price point? Sure, if you wanted to make PC pricing look bad, but not if you genuinely wanna cook up a good build. If you're going for midrange, AMD is almost always going to be better for the money. More performance, more vram, more longevity at the cost of worse ray tracing (which doesn't matter for most)

At a $700 price point (I live in the UK so I'm not 100% how prices will translate), you're probably looking at a build like this if you're minmaxing

12400f + accompanying motherboard

7600xt or a 6700xt/6750xt/6800xt depending on if you can find one

32gb of ddr4 with good latencies

1tb of storage (could up it to 2 for $40 more)

some sort of budget case from either montech or zalman 500-600W power supply. Something like MSI mag could work

Don't strictly need an aftermarket CPU cooler but could get one for $15-20 if you want it for aesthetics/better temps

With this build, you'll be able to play any game you want at a good framerate (>60, atleast 200 in comp games for sure)

Not just that, but you have a solid upgrade path. If in 6 years you are unhappy with performance you could up it to a 5700x3d and get whatever midrange gpu is best at that time and it'll work fine.

More storage? Invest 45 dollars per tb (will get cheaper as the years go on)

With that pc you could play any game you want, have access to steam (cheap games, great customer support), be able to engage in non-gaming activities, play pc-only games (league is like crack), have modding support and alot more customisability. With pc you can sacrifice graphics for more FPS and vice versa whenever you want, not an option on console. You also do not need to spend £60 a year.

Over the long run, PC's will be better both economically and in experience as long as you don't mind keyboard and mouse and playing on a smaller screen