need tips and recommendations for pc build

[lionheart80]

plat rating psu pricing quite high
too bad sg market does not seem to have the sf leadex vii xp or xg series psu

nzxt c series have 10 yrs local warranty compared to sf only having 5 yrs

 

[orangefr3ak]

Alright, so I should get at least 1000W PSU if going for 5070TI. The budget I'm looking at would not more than 4k or is it too low for this GPU?

CPU-wise I'm looking at Ryzen 7 7700 or similar from other brands and I might go for 6TB total storage split between 1x 2TB SSD and 1x 4TB SSD with a spare additional slot if I need to increase storage for game mods. As for monitor, I'm looking at 1080p and 1440p.

 

[abstrax]

Alright, so I should get at least 1000W PSU if going for 5070TI. The budget I'm looking at would not more than 4k or is it too low for this GPU?

CPU-wise I'm looking at Ryzen 7 7700 or similar from other brands and I might go for 6TB total storage split between 1x 2TB SSD and 1x 4TB SSD with a spare additional slot if I need to increase storage for game mods. As for monitor, I'm looking at 1080p and 1440p.

Go for 7800x3d /w a X670 mb. U just nid to check the different PCIe spec for the Nvme on the mb.
Go for 1440p monitor since u using 5070Ti.

 

[orangefr3ak]

which brands are from china? i don’t mind spending more to avoid china brands. ideally, i prefer usa brands.

 

[KleoZy]

which brands are from china? i don’t mind spending more to avoid china brands. ideally, i prefer usa brands.

hmm.. brands are USA, manufacture from China. so what's the diff lol.. you should open up as some are really of good quality and does perform super well. I use KingBank rams they are using SK Hynix A or M die, I use case from Montech or Lian Li or even the new brand Okinos.. all made in China. infact most goods not make in USA, either Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and etc. Majority of PC Products are not made in USA at all.
Infact some China brands out perform USA brands. well that's just my opinion.

 

[-Synchronicity-]

U do realize one of the most popular and good performing air coolers comes from china right? Thermalright?

 

[ragnarok95]

U do realize one of the most popular and good performing air coolers comes from china right? Thermalright?

Thermalright is a taiwan company.

 

[abstrax]

hmm.. brands are USA, manufacture from China. so what's the diff lol.. you should open up as some are really of good quality and does perform super well. I use KingBank rams they are using SK Hynix A or M die, I use case from Montech or Lian Li or even the new brand Okinos.. all made in China. infact most goods not make in USA, either Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and etc. Majority of PC Products are not made in USA at all.
Infact some China brands out perform USA brands. well that's just my opinion.

Made in where is alright if the warranty is honored locally which u can get support from.

 

[ragnarok95]

which brands are from china? i don’t mind spending more to avoid china brands. ideally, i prefer usa brands.

Most are taiwan brand. How?

 

[KleoZy]

Made in where is alright if the warranty is honored locally which u can get support from.

This I do agree. Infact does not matter what brand or what made. so long major parts, if you don't want to risk it. get locally, just make sure is from legit shops.

 

[orangefr3ak]

Most are taiwan brand. How?

Taiwan is okay.

 

[orangefr3ak]

hmm.. brands are USA, manufacture from China. so what's the diff lol.. you should open up as some are really of good quality and does perform super well. I use KingBank rams they are using SK Hynix A or M die, I use case from Montech or Lian Li or even the new brand Okinos.. all made in China. infact most goods not make in USA, either Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and etc. Majority of PC Products are not made in USA at all.
Infact some China brands out perform USA brands. well that's just my opinion.

I'm not too concerned about place of manufacture, rather it's the ownership and origin or hq of the brand.

 

[Vanyel]

Most are taiwan brand. How?

Really?
The ceo sounds totally tiong when i watched the interview with GN Steve

11min mark

 

[ragnarok95]

Really?
The ceo sounds totally tiong when i watched the interview with GN Steve

11min mark

Never wiki? Don't just search youtube.

Thermalright Inc. is a Taiwan-based electronics company[1] headquartered in Taipei. It was established in 2001. The company produces cooling products like heat sinks and other components for cooling desktop computers.

 

[orangefr3ak]

Revised my specs:

Ryzen 7 CPU (prolly will get 7700)
32GB DDR5 RAM
16GB 5070TI GPU
1x 2TB SSD Samsung
1x 4TB SSD Samsung
Spare slot for SSD/HDD
1000W PSU
Motherboard with built-in wifi & bluetooth

Not sure which brands are good for RAM, PSU, cooling & motherboard. Any recommendations?

 

[abstrax]

Revised my specs:

Ryzen 7 CPU (prolly will get 7700)
32GB DDR5 RAM
16GB 5070TI GPU
1x 2TB SSD Samsung
1x 4TB SSD Samsung
Spare slot for SSD/HDD
1000W PSU
Motherboard with built-in wifi & bluetooth

Not sure which brands are good for RAM, PSU, cooling & motherboard. Any recommendations?

RAM - Corsair
PSU - u can try ROG or Corsair : 10yrs warranty
MB - Major brand : Asus, MSI or Gigabyte.

 

[orangefr3ak]

thanks, which brands are good for pc cooling then?

 

[soreloser]

thanks, which brands are good for pc cooling then?

If you mean CPU Cooling, can get Phantom Spirit 120 via Taobao, cost like $30 or something. More than enough for 7700.

Motherboard cooling wise, no brand is known to only have good cooling. Lower tier motherboards will have worse cooling, so you want to go for mid range to high end motherboards if you want better VRM cooling. IMO I have had good experience with Gigabyte aorus elite motherboards, but if you need features like 5GbE, you will have to look elsewhere.

I like G.Skill DDR5 pricing on amazon.sg, Corsair is usually overpriced at $150-160+.

 

[abstrax]

thanks, which brands are good for pc cooling then?

U can try Montech case. Most can fit 360 AIO cooler. The case comes with 4x 120mm ARGB fans normally.

 

[orangefr3ak]

What alternatives are there to sourcing parts from all over so that I don't have to handle different warranties for each component? I read that Aftershock is not so good while Mansa Computers could be overpriced compared to elsewhere.