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ErSelbst |
Erstellt: 8:08 am 12. Aug. 2025 |
Hey!
A good souce with hardware recommendations is hardwaredealz.com
PC for <2500€ or PC for <3000€ (not that much difference between them  )
Do you already have a 4k-Display? |
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daniel |
Erstellt: 20:42 am 11. Aug. 2025 |
Hello,
It s not easy to find the right components, but we can help and please keep in mind that there are not only the "exact parts" you should buy. You have to look which parts are available at your store and have to check the price.
For a 2000-3000€ Gaming PC I would recommend the following components, but if you would give us more Information about your preferences, the we could give you more precise recommendations.
CPU Ryzen 9800x3d
CPU cooler: arctic liquid freezer 3 (quiet and excellent performance), choose the size, what fits in your case.
Choose a case and check, that the CPU cooler fits into it.
B850 Board (check the nummer of m.2 drives you need) the ASRock B850 Steel Legend for example is a good choice.
48 or. 64GB DDR5-6000 CL30 (every brand which delivers this speed/timings combo is ok)
Nvme drive from Crucial, WD, Samsung in size of your needs. The new P510 Model from crucial is very fast and cheap.
PSU from seasonic with minimum 850W
GPU RTX 5070TI or RX9070XT, watch YT reviews and look how the perform on your preferred games. Put minimum 7 fans in the case. choose 140mm fans, if possible.
When you post a list of the parts you want to buy, then we could check it about mismatches.
Best regards
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TheoldGamer |
Erstellt: 10:50 am 11. Aug. 2025 |
I want to build a gaming PC, but I'm having a lot of trouble choosing the right components. I read user recommendations on forums, read reviews, and watch recommendations from influencers on YouTube, but every time I want to follow a recommendation, I read or hear from others that they have problems with it or don't recommend it. This is very confusing for me. Since the market is incredibly large, it doesn't exactly make the search any easier.
I want to build a gaming PC that can do everything, from gaming (which is the most important thing of all) to multitasking.
I'm actually looking for components that, together, create a coherent system that's practically hassle-free (if that's even possible), and as inexpensively as possible, without compromising on quality.
... My budget would be between €2,000 and €3,000, although I'd be reluctant to pay €3,000. 4K and WQHD gaming shouldn't be a problem. I know I'm asking for a lot, and at a reasonable price, but it doesn't always have to be the most expensive to get the best. It just has to be a perfect match, with no bottlenecks or anything else.
I need a final decision. It will take a very long time, if ever, until I acquire the necessary knowledge. I'm not exactly young anymore.
Thanks for your help and attention.
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