help a beginner build his pc !!

randomist123489

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hey there! ill mostly be doing casual gaming (celeste, valo, rpg's) and music production on this machine, with a budget of around 2k, but i'd like to save around 100-150 for peripherals

monitor is 1080p,180hz

cpu: ryzen 5 7600
mobo: asrock b650 pg lightning
air cooler: thermalright phantom spirit 120se
gpu: sapphire pulse 7800xt
ram: corsair vengeance rgb ddr5 6000mhz cl36
ssd: crucial t5000 pro
psu: corsair rm750e 750watts 80+ gold
case: 4000d airflow

are there any parts that aren't "up to snuff"/ should swap out so it is worth its budget? should i get a 7700xt/7600xt instead or is it not worth it? any pointers when it comes to building the pc myself?
 

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ram change to any brand cl30
or if you gonna oc ram, klevv 100% hynix A or M die

psu change to adata xpg core reactor ii cheaper and betterz

if you want
cpu + board combo got 7700+b650m board in carousell for less than 500
 

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with a budget of around 2k, but i'd like to save around 100-150 for peripherals

monitor is 1080p,180hz

cpu: ryzen 5 7600
mobo: asrock b650 pg lightning
air cooler: thermalright phantom spirit 120se
gpu: sapphire pulse 7800xt
ram: corsair vengeance rgb ddr5 6000mhz cl36
ssd: crucial t5000 pro
psu: corsair rm750e 750watts 80+ gold
case: 4000d airflow
this parts list looks identical to another thread, u can see some comments there.
are there any parts that aren't "up to snuff"/ should swap out so it is worth its budget?
other than the ram and psu, rest are fine.
should i get a 7700xt/7600xt instead or is it not worth it?
76xt should be avoided at this point in time, since its performance is somewhat lacking and its successor the 9060xt should be releasing soon. 77xt is decent if u can find for $500 or less, though neither it nor the 78xt will be able to max out ur monitor on modern aaa games (will need to step up to 4080 for that).
 

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this parts list looks identical to another thread, u can see some comments there.

other than the ram and psu, rest are fine.

76xt should be avoided at this point in time, since its performance is somewhat lacking and its successor the 9060xt should be releasing soon. 77xt is decent if u can find for $500 or less, though neither it nor the 78xt will be able to max out ur monitor on modern aaa games (will need to step up to 4080 for that).
u mix up his cpu and gpu is it?
 
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