but i unable to find all the parts.
not sure what u mean by unable to find all parts? do u mean u cannot find the case included? in which case, i have explained why in the opening paragraph of the first post.
can you help me see if the below is good?
i need for gaming and trading, some video editing.
NZXT C650Wgold
Gigabyte RTX4070 GAMING OC 12G
Thermalright PA120
WD Black SN850X 1TB
ADATA XPG Lancer DDR5 C30 32G 6000mhz
PHANTEKS 614P
R5 7600X +ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-PLUS WIFI
this is basically the enthusiast reco with an enthoo pro; not too sure why youd go with that case unless u are reusing it from an older build. i would also opt for the 7600 non x to shave a few dollars since it is nearly identical to the 7600x in performance, though tiagong the tuf b650m is oos from dynacore (which i assume u are getting it from) so u can opt for some of the alternative boards i suggested here:
https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/...work-vms-gaming.6905845/page-2#post-148880584
can someone recommend me a gaming build for my wife. Preferably small form factor too
Budget is not more than 3k including monitor, speakers etc.
Games she will be playing are, The Sims franchise, Genshin Impact, City Skylines 2.
Thanks in advance!
u can look at the value gaming pc reco, those games are not difficult to run. if u want a small pc, can look at the tecware fusion, about nr200 size while accommodating matx mobo and atx psu (which most recommendations have). this should leave u with 2k for monitor and peripherals, which is plenty though i have less info in those fields.
I looking the smallest atx case size of a x box or ps. Any recommendations?
xbox very difficult as its footprint is smaller than mini itx mobos, ps maybe still can. look at the sfftime p-atx:
https://www.sfftime.com/p-atx
or if u want something from a more established brand, theres the ssupd meshroom s:
https://ssupd.co/products/new-meshroom-s
We prioritise good power delivery, and might do overclocking that is good for daily + gaming use, and then many I/O ports (USB).
any b650 board that isn't bottom of the barrel will do fine, power delivery wise all except the asus prime series can handle a 7950x at full tilt. overclocking is pointless on ryzen though, as a manual setting of multiplier applies to both single and all core clocks, so gaming performance will be adversely affected as your single core boost will actually end up lower than stock. ur better off undervolting it, which actually lowers the power delivery requirements.
We could seek your help by recommending maybe 4 or 5 such mobos.
if u can find the asus tuf gaming b650m from dynacore or asrock b650m pg riptide for a reasonable price (~$260), those would be good picks. else, basic boards like the msi pro b650m-a or gigabyte b650m ds3h will do well too. honestly, for a 7800x3d, an a620 board will do just fine as well; seeing the asrock a620m pro rs go for 200ish which would be the value pick.
