Hi all, is my build optimum? i.e. any jarring bottlenecks?

I don't really game (may try gaming with this rig), mainly for casual use and the occasional video editing/LR Classic

Add: Need recco for casing, no RGB, prefer easy to maintain (dust management) and good airflow

This post has been edited by ((Xa))0102: Nov 11 2025, 01:54 PM

Ya the super series, i can wait if its worth it, or price drop of the current after official announcement?

I have Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 monitor, 5070ti should be enough?

I dont see -500 shope voucher for 11.11

TBH your build is solid but overspecced for casual usage. For video editing I would reco go with Intel rig as video editing can make use of Intel Quicksync. AMD encoders are not there yet. Perhaps Ultra285 nonK + Z890 Tomahawk Wifi?

As for nonRGB case, go with Corsair 4000D or else bigger is 5000D or else bigger is 7000D or else the biggest kahuna 9000

Dont bother waiting https://www.techspot.com/news/110176-ram-sh...x-50-super.html

pls check with the shop.. see he can giv u same price or not.. price hike for the pass weeks

After being on Intel for many many decades, I have decided to try the red camp. I'm aware of the drawbacks, I figured that I might be able to live with it.

Have already paid and bought via Shopee - no shops involved, I will be installing the parts myself.

Since your going to have RTX card its not too bad as you can also leverage on NVENC encoders for quick & dirty transcoding. However I find that its not very space compact unlike using CPU encoding. 9900X will work well with Handbrake & others that utilise multicores/threads. Going AMD is not too bad in that sense.

If your planning a build soon better dont wait, RAM, SSD, even HDD prices are rising fast, GPU prices likely will soon hike due to GDDR getting more expensive, AMD might follow Intel to raise CPU prices too.

https://www.minisforum.com/products/minisfo...87d3e821f&_ss=r

Is this not enough to play Wuthering Wave? Uncle not a gamer, but my son initially says it was ok, but now claims it is not good enough in terms of gpu. All settings set to low and only get 24 FPS. Hence, unable to dodge some attacks.

I looked at the screen when he plays, it seems more like it is a difficult game and you need to have patients in order to "learn" how to pass each stages. He blames the pc.

Some expert please give more insights and advice. Now he is demanding for another pc, one that is really gamer built.

Yup yup, that is what I have in mind too, thanks for the advice

Casing wise, I ended up going with the Asus ProArt PA401

Anything below 30fps is pretty unplayable, 60-100fps is the sweetspot for actions games. Not sure how demanding the game is, but given the form factor of the NUC-like PC; I suspect the processor is thermal throttling

Here are the Wuthering Waves System Requirements (Minimum)
CPU: Intel Core i5 (9th Gen) / Ryzen 7 2700
RAM: 16 GB
VIDEO CARD: GeForce GTX 1060 / Radeon RX 570
DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 3072 MB
PIXEL SHADER: 6.0
VERTEX SHADER: 6.0
OS: Windows 10 64bit or Windows 11 64bit
FREE DISK SPACE: 30 GB
Wuthering Waves Recommended Requirements
CPU: Intel Core i7 (9th Gen) / Ryzen 7 3700
RAM: 16 GB
VIDEO CARD: GeForce RTX 2060 / Radeon RX 5700 XT and Above
DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 6144 MB
PIXEL SHADER: 6.0
VERTEX SHADER: 6.0
OS: Windows 10 64bit or Windows 11 64bit
FREE DISK SPACE: 30 GB

While your Minisforum PC has specs barely meet the minimum, the GPU is 780M which is around GTX1650 level, so below even the minimum. 24 FPS is not a playable experience if fast pacing and accurate timing action is required.

Corsair 4000d RS version


Nzxt H5 flow (2024)

Its an okay case as far as cases go in functionality. Except your paying Asus tax for just the brandname. As long your happy with it its alrite.

RAM and SSD prices going up. Klevv Urbane 48GB DDR5 6000 last week RM636, now RM940.

Yup love the wood design haha, the only downside is it can't fit GPUs larger than 315mm, and only can support 240mm AIO radiator.

Which is fine, I don't foresee myself upgrading the GPU and neither am I fan of AIO coolers

Hi guys, anyone can suggest good cpu casing for this setup?

Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5700x
Mobo: MSI B450M mortar
RAM: XPG Spectrix D41 2x 8GB
GPU: Asus Prime RX 9060 XT 16GB
PSU: FSP hyper M85+ 650W
SSD: XPG SX8200 Pro 256GB
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1TB
CPU cooler: Cooler Master MasterAir MA410P
Case: Tecware M2 micro

Budget: <RM 200
Appreciate your recommendations.

This post has been edited by BLord: Nov 12 2025, 10:53 PM

CM Q500L

If your ok with Tecware brand and wanna stay with MATX case, can go with their Neo M2. It will fit GPU up to 330mm long.
https://shopee.com.my/-TECWARE-Neo-M2-Omni-...182.23065507817

Do you have intake and exhaust fan in your casing? There is no point changing to another casing with similar performance. Increase your budget and you'll have more options.

OP GPU is 304mm long which just barely overlength to fit into that case (300mm).