New PC Build - 4090

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Do you need or want the absolute top end models of everything? You could have exactly the same spec PC and save a fortune.
 
Yes im open to options, my only requirement is i'd like to be able to play assetto corsa competizione at high/ultra settings on triple screens as currently i mainly run it all on low settings.
 
Primary use is gaming on triple screens (simracing).

If your primary use is gaming then the Ryzen 7 7800X3D is the CPU you want.


Go for Zotac or Gigabyte for the UK RMA.


For gaming you're not going to see the benefit of Gen 5 drives. Indeed, the heatsink may interfere with the GPU.


The Torrent already has RGB fans.


This is not a good idea in the Torrent as the radiator will sit in the bottom with the pump on the CPU block at the top. The Torrent is designed around air cooling. Get yourself a Noctua DH15.
 
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2 change I would make to save you money, Atx 3.0 psu has the new 16pin connector for the 4090 and the m2 850x is great value.

My basket at OcUK:

Total: £284.98 (includes delivery: £0.00)​




Thanks ill update this.

In terms of storage i dont use much currently so 2tb will be fine and if needed i can add more in future years.
 
I would swap out the Noctua D15 for the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE and save ~£75 for pretty much the same performance.

Also 64GB Ram is overkill for a gaming pc. I would suggest 32GB.
 
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Go for it, you only live once.

Just finished mine off with 2x 990 2TB pro's and a Crucial P5 PLUS 2TB + CRUCIAL x6 4TB

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Looks great, what case is that?
Its a Corsair iCUE 7000X got a really good deal on it, making it a better option than the cheaper 7000D because of the better case fans.

Ordered a Air flow front plate off the 7000D for better air flow relacing the glass one :)

Its big and stupidly heavy but has lots of room (well it did till I replaced the Asus Gaming A motherboard with a MSI Ace, thats massive) and brilliant air flow.
 
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Given the fact you guys already trimmed
A grand off their original build
I would agree use some of the savings
For 64gb of ram for future proofing
Yeah you could add ram later
But I prefer to get a matched kit at the time

Would also like to see
A second drive for backups
But the op may already have some storage
They can reuse for that
 
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