Hi guys, i wanted some feedback on this build:

CPU: Ryzen 7 7700x
MOBO: Asrock B650 Steel Legend Wifi / B850 Steel Legend Wifi
RAM: DDR5 16x2 6000Mhz CL30
GPU: Zotac RTX 3060ti
CPU Cooling: DeepCool AK620
STORAGE: any NVMe 1TB is good
PSU: 750w bronze?
CASE: doesnt matter
EXTRA FANS: will add in the future

The reason im using 3060ti because that is the highes tpc hardware i have now, not thinking of spending another RM2k++ for a gpu in the meantime. I haven't fully research about psu stuff, maybe will update in the future. What do you guys think?

This post has been edited by leggera: Mar 28 2025, 11:27 AM

If you plan future GPU upgrades, I would go with a PSU rated at 750W Gold minimum, or just go for 850W - 1000W Gold.

Do you have recommendations? I found the latest psu tier list from reddit, might be useful psu tier list

PSU get 850w gold for future proof.
GPU change to rtx4060 the price is about the same sometimes can get very cheap under 1.1k with voucher on lazada/shopee, better dlss if u into gaming.

If you want good brand can go for corsair with their premium price. If you dont mind china brand can consider 1stplayer or deepcool with decent price. Myself using 1stplayer NGDP series 850w.

I dont think am sticking with 8gb gpu, perhaps later when i feel i need to upgrade my gpu prolly going for radeon

Looks like a good psu based on the tier list, price seems ok too

You mean you currently have the 3060 ti? if yes then just wait for upgrade next time.. if you are going to buy 3060ti might as well go for 4060.
I just upgrade from rtx4060 to rx9070xt too.

Yes. Price are decent with 10 years warranty. Quality wise cant comment because i just use for about 2 months but with that warranty period and all those laboratory certifications, why not give them a chance?

i think u can dropdown 3060ti to 3060 or 4060.
money to buy something else.

for board. try to get other than steel legend? mcm ada heard alot issue. dunno if it is fix anot.
cheap msi mortar/bazooka do better. but, its your money.
check how many nvme u wanna plugin also.

get 2tb nvme. nv2 or nv3 is enough for daily use.
ppl said pny cheaper, but depends on you. i have 2 faulty units from pny. health % drops badly than nv2.

any 750w with rating is enough i guess.
as long got label. corsair cx750w is under 300

no need aio. just tower fan enough. less maintenance fee.

case. try plastic cover instead of temp.glass. less weight. easy to carry.
get the atx cases even you mobo is matx. more space, more air can go in out. (fans?)
i highly suggest cooler master td500 plastic cover.


but yeah. just my personal tough. opinion.

that steel legend issue mostly happen on x3d processor and it is very rare case.

Great info, thanks man

I've had good experience with Corsair and Silverstone throughout the years

Not sure about others, but there are a lot of reviews on the web

Usage?

What is this PC for? Work? Gaming? AAA gaming? Already own 3060 Ti?

psu can go superflower. competitive price for its quality, not too cheap not too exp
and also future proof if u take its ATX3.0/3.1 PSU because it doesn't have dedicated 12vhpwr socket, instead it converts 2x8-pin into one 12vhpwr

however, some of their latest high end models come with proprietary 9-pin grid socket. if using power hungry GPUs like 5090 in the future, it seems the current 9-pin connector has issues with contact from the PSU side leading to uneven current being supplied from 1 of the 2 sockets.

but if not using high end model, and not using power hungry GPU, no need to care. super flower will take care of itself

Superflower's warranty period is only 5 years. They make good PSUs but their warranty period is too short compared to the competition. Better buy something with 10 years warranty for PSU like the 1st player NGDP which seems competitively priced.

My old Corsair RM650 had 10 years warranty but the current model only has 7 years warranty but the price is still the same. Inflation I guess.

older leadex models like leadex iii is 5 years. leadex vii and above (e.g. vii xg, vii platinum) give 10 years. confirmed by the distributor (sun cycle)

Well, those leadex vii seem to be above rm1k, so not really comparable to those that give you 10 years warranty for rm400+.

32gb ram seem overkill. but if u are thinking using it long term 5++ years ,that good