DIY PC Rig Recommendations For 2025

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Still thinking now which to get argh..

I am shortlisting,

Tuf gaming b650m-plus wifi at $268 (dynacore)

Asrock b650m riptide around $240( lazada 7.7 sale)

Gigabye b650m aorus elite at $280 ( amazon set)

Asrock B650E riptide wifi around $350 ( lazada 7.7 sale and this board has pcie gen 5 for gpu and m.2. Not saying I will use for future, but just an option)

i get the 650e, buy and dont look back. will give more upgrade potential. :o

buy less hoonkee for a month to feel better.
 

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oh a resale. If from some shop pls share lobang
Not say resale but from a middle man lo. They probably buy in bulk from overseas den sell in sg at abit cheaper prices. For cpu is ok since failure rate low. Plus seller give 3 month personal warranty but therr is still 3 years international warranty but must send back I think
 

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woo carousell has shops claiming local warranty and selling cheaper than dynacore...

should i buy from there instead?


7800X3D+ ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-PLUS WIFI
935​
 

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woo carousell has shops claiming local warranty and selling cheaper than dynacore...

should i buy from there instead?


7800X3D+ ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-PLUS WIFI
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eh dynacore is still cheaper, from their pricelist, the combo is 929
 

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eh dynacore is still cheaper, from their pricelist, the combo is 929
only 929 if you buy full build from them, otherwise 944.

How does local warranty work anyway? Must bring to distro right? Bring back to the shop no use? Can buy any place that offers local warranty the same right?
 

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only 929 if you buy full build from them, otherwise 944.

How does local warranty work anyway? Must bring to distro right? Bring back to the shop no use? Can buy any place that offers local warranty the same right?
wow, like that their pricelist damn misleading, then they should have put 944, and just quote a cheaper price to people who wanna buy full system
most people will wanna just buy cpu+mobo combo only

ya, anything just go back distro, so can just buy from any shop that offers you the cheapest price for local warranty set
 

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woo carousell has shops claiming local warranty and selling cheaper than dynacore...

should i buy from there instead?


7800X3D+ ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-PLUS WIFI
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U buy cpu separate and board from dynacore...will be 600 + 268 = 868 haha
 

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Still thinking now which to get argh..

I am shortlisting,

Tuf gaming b650m-plus wifi at $268 (dynacore)

Asrock b650m riptide around $240( lazada 7.7 sale)

Gigabye b650m aorus elite at $280 ( amazon set)

Asrock B650E riptide wifi around $350 ( lazada 7.7 sale and this board has pcie gen 5 for gpu and m.2. Not saying I will use for future, but just an option)
If it's me I would go for the ASRock b650m or the Asus. I wouldn't buy Amazon motherboards, will be difficult to RMA.

I don't really think the performance increase of pcie 5 is worth $100 either, rather you buy a better GPU with that money.
 

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If it's me I would go for the ASRock b650m or the Asus. I wouldn't buy Amazon motherboards, will be difficult to RMA.

I don't really think the performance increase of pcie 5 is worth $100 either, rather you buy a better GPU with that money.
Not about performance increase. The b650e boards is abit future proof especially 2 or 3 years down the road when gpu makers are making pcie gen 5 cards
 

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If it's me I would go for the ASRock b650m or the Asus. I wouldn't buy Amazon motherboards, will be difficult to RMA.

I don't really think the performance increase of pcie 5 is worth $100 either, rather you buy a better GPU with that money.
My gpu all bought already. Rtx 4070 ti..
Haha..I initially wanted to build an Intel build den change mind so that's why now using amd

Already ordered 6000mhz cl30 ram kit and collected the 7800x3d

Only missing a mobo.

Got think whether b650e for future proofing
 

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wow, like that their pricelist damn misleading, then they should have put 944, and just quote a cheaper price to people who wanna buy full system
most people will wanna just buy cpu+mobo combo only
Not misleading. The +$15 is written on their pricelist. It's written above the CPU+mobo combo lists. Still cheap.
 

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Yes I got this ROG. Its made by seasonic based on the focus series but with better heatsinks and fans. Its A tier on the psu cultist list and msi is B tier. I ask for msi too first but they offered me the ROG so I guess the price is similar.
yes the ROG 850 and the seasonic 850w is the same.. but cheaper... but do take note that according reviews online, 1 of the cable is shorter on the ROG
 

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Dynacore sells at promo price of $268 with 3 years warranty by avertek. Which will u pick?
do take note that the MSI pro board has 2 types MSI Pro B650M-A and PRO B660M-P DDR4 do take care of not getting the wrong one
 
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