Yes, you read that right, nanalo po ako ng Mobo from a page called MS cyberarea. I'm trying to sell the MOBO somewhere but if walang kumuha. I thought magbuild nalang. Ito po yung parts na nakita ko na within the budget 60K but hopefully maka lessen pa since December is just around the corner.

Meron na akong peripherals which will came from my current PC 5yrs outdated btw, still works but I think it's time.

Any inputs will be appreciated.

Ano po possible reasons neto? And what should I do?

I am just testing this gpu (GTX 1070ti) on my main pc which had a 1050ti. I do not have plans ob making the 1070ti as my main, for testing purposes only and I got this on my display

Hello po! First time ko pong mag-build ng high-end PC, and I’m planning to build around the Ryzen 7 9800X3D and RTX 5070 Ti. Dream PC ko po ito, kaya gusto ko sana na sulit ang bawat component at pangmatagalan na rin.

Mainly for gaming po, especially Valorant, GTA V/VI, RDR2, and future AAA games. Gusto ko sana ng high FPS, smooth gameplay, and a build na kaya pang i-upgrade in the future.

Budget: Around ₱150k–₱170k for the system unit, but I’m willing to extend up to ₱200k if the additional cost is justified by a meaningful improvement in performance, quality, or longevity.

Parts na kino-consider ko:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5070 Ti
Motherboard: B850 or X870
RAM: 32GB DDR5, preferably 6000MT/s
Storage: 2TB NVMe SSD
PSU: Reliable, high-quality unit with enough wattage and headroom for future upgrades
Cooling: Good air cooler or AIO, depending on what’s worth it
Case: Good airflow; no need for a white build

May ilang questions lang po ako:
1. Worth it po ba ang X870 motherboard, or sapat na ang magandang B850 board para sa build na ito?
2. Anong specific motherboard, RAM, SSD, PSU, at cooler ang marerecommend ninyo?
3. Okay na po ba ang 850W PSU, or mas magandang mag-1000W para sa future upgrades?
4. May parts po ba na mas sulit bilhin locally, especially sa mga shops sa Philippines?

Since kaya kong mag-extend hanggang ₱200k, may worthwhile upgrades ba kayong irerecommend, or mas magandang i-save na lang ang difference?

Mas gusto ko po sana ng quality components, reliable PSU, good thermals, at upgradeability kaysa sa aesthetics. Hindi rin po kailangang RGB-heavy.

EDIT: Willing to extend my budget up to ₱200k if needed. Gusto ko lang malaman kung saan talaga sulit ilagay ang extra budget at kung may components na mas magandang bilhin para maging future-proof ang build. Open po ako sa suggestions basta justified ang additional cost.

Thank you po sa lahat ng suggestions and recommendations!

Share ko lang ang aking mejo maduming relaxation corner
setup ko from 2022 at ngayong 2026
Keyboard and monitor lang ang natira

Ok ba itong build? Are there parts I can replace to lower the cost without compromising the performance? Or are there better parts I can get that won't affect the price that much?

Usage: Heavy gaming (long hours) and moderate video editing (DaVinci Resolve)

Initial budget is 100K

Pasuggest naman po. Di naman talaga ako maalam sa PC building. Thank you so much!

Switching from 34in curved monitor planning to buy new flat monitor pero di alam kung ano pipiliin sa dalawa

Hi! I'm a total noob when it comes to PC Specs, that's why I don't know some of the specs' brands.

But, I need help upgrading my pc.

Budget: 50K

Here's my current specs:

Processor: Ryzen 5 5500 3.60 GHz

Motherboard: BIOSTAR B550m

GPU: RTX 3050 6GB Dual

Ram: 16GB 3200 MHz DDR4

SSD: SATA 256 GB 2.5

HDD: 512 GB 3.5

PSU: 550 Watts 80+ Bronze

FAN: 4x aRGB with remote

I want to upgrade my pc because sometimes it can't handle other games such as Tekken 8, and other high graphic Roblox games.

Again, I'm a total noob when it comes to pc specs, so please let me know if I missed a part. Thank you!

Hello. First time building my own pc with budget na 40k max, any recommendations? Very minimal knowledge lang about pc since I’ve been using laptop only for 6 years 😅

After lurking in this sub for years now, Now is the time to post something here so heya reddit! Did anyone here have the Gigabyte 9070 XT Gaming OC graphics card? We bought mine 2 months ago back in August 1 at PC Worth and my hotspot delta has reached over 35-37 degrees (60c on core and 95c on hotspot after an hour of gaming). Everything is in stock settings, no modifications are done whatsoever (undervolted it only one time as a test, not to an extreme tho, the card wasnt also exactly stable as it caused me crashes so i just reverted it back to stock). Is there any way to address this hotspot delta by contacting their services to replace the paste inside with a TPM7950 or getting a similar model of the 9070 xt with a tpm7950 already applied on the core? Im just losing my mind with this temps lmao. Thank you in advance for any response!

For everyone running a 250W HDPLEX GaN PSU, and for those who are tired of being limited to low-profile CPU coolers with low TDP capabilities just to keep their builds compact, I've recently picked up a project I've been working on over the past year!

I'm currently refining the design with the goal of publishing it on MakerWorld. The case has already been printed several times, but I've made some additional changes to improve it further. For now, here are some renders of the updated design. I'll also include a few pictures of the original version I built for myself, featuring a magnetic monitor mount, as well as a more recent print before the latest round of changes.

I genuinely think this could be one of the best cases out there when it comes to balancing airflow and compactness. It supports low-profile GPUs only, but accommodates CPU coolers up to 69 mm tall, which is considerably more than many other compact SFF cases in this size category. And the best part? It's barely over 5 litres (5.14L, to be precise haha).

Cooling options are pretty interesting, too. With a standard dual-slot low-profile GPU, such as an RTX 4060 LP or 5060 LP, there's room for:

• 2 × 80 mm fans at the front
• 1 × 80 mm fan on top
• 2 × 40 mm fans on top

These configurations use slim fans rather than standard 25 mm-thick ones.

If you're planning to use the case with an iGPU build instead, like I'm currently doing with my 8700G, you can even install two standard 80 × 25 mm fans at the bottom in place of the GPU.

I've also put a lot of thought into keeping the overall design as clean as possible. The feet use hidden magnets, so they can be removed whenever needed without leaving visible magnets on the outside. There are no visible screws or unnecessary holes on the exterior, apart from a single screw on the side panel. Everything else relies on sliding and interlocking mechanisms.

The fans are mounted on removable, thin brackets that slide into dedicated slots on the front, top and bottom panels, just like a picture in a frame. This keeps them securely in place without leaving any fan mounting screws visible from the outside.

The side panel slides off and is secured to the front panel with just a single screw as I mentioned before. The front panel itself also slides into place, making disassembly straightforward.

I'm still working on the final details, but I'm looking forward to sharing the finished project with you all!

If you're interested in my crazy projects, feel free to follow me on MakerWorld: scala3dprints

So I'm currently looking to buy an ergonomic chair and I've seen the Ads for Xpanse and they seem promising. Do they have a showroom? If not, what would you consider a general purpose chair for a first time user?

I was looking for some pictures on my phone and I saw this again. Might as well share for those looking to upgrade to a multi monitor setup for work. One ultra-wide and two verticals.

CPU: 9950X3D
GPU: 5060Ti 16GB
RAM: 64GB DDR5 6000MT/s
Motherboard: Aorus X870E Elite Wifi7
Cooler: Lian Li Galahad II Lite, replaced stock fans with Arctic Pro 120
PC Case: DeepCool CH560, replaced stock fans with Arctic Pro 140 for front intake, Arctic Pro 120 for rear exhaust
PSU: 850W now Seasonic Focus 1000W, waiting for new GPU release
Table: TTRacing Titus X Smart Standing Desk - Onyx (for a healthy WFH)

Hi Guys, first time mag build ng pc nkaipon ipon na. anu po need ko ma update or any changes needed. salamat po sa help in advancce

Already ordered one.

Hi po. Just wanted to get some shop recommendations and suggestions sa pagbibilhan ko ng PC. I'm planning to build a gaming/work set up, but the prices now are just crazy. Haha! Here's a quote from PCWorth below sa unit na gusto ko sana. Just wanted to see if there are shops na mas mura ko mabibili.

Hi,

So I am planning to buy by the end of the year, a 2nd hand desktop. Preferably with these specs below:

MoBo: B450m / B550m
Ram: 16gb
SSD: 512Gb Nvme
CPU: Ryzen 5 5600 or 5 5600G/GT
GPU: anything above 1000 rtx / I think Radeon dedicated GPUs are also good
PSU: 650W up
Cooler: I think Stock cooler will do.
Case: Preferably MATX

Any advise on how should I check if the parts inside, are still good?

P.S I will only get ryzen 5 5600 if there is a dedicated GPU. Otherwise, ill choose G or GT

Mainly, I will use it for work and games like Dota 2 and Genshin Impact.

Please give advise on what to check on these 2nd hand desktops.

Hello guys,

Nag post na pala ako before, and mali pala yung CPU na nailagay ko. Anyway ito pala yung current build.

- i7 9700F

- RTX 3070

- TUF B365m-PLUS

-16GB DDR4 Ram

- 500 GB SSD

- Dual monitor 1080P 27"

I planning to keep my 3070 as of the moment and mag stick sa AM4.

Worth it ba if mag upgrade ako to Ryzen 7 5700X3D and mag 32GB Ram?

or mag jump na ko sa AM5 with 16GB Ram and ano ma susuggest na CPU within 15k budget.

If may recommended na PSU and MoBo etc for upgrade I would really appreciate it. Thank you!

+ main game ko pala is MH Wilds even previous titles & other Tom Clancy games.

okay so i wanna upgrade my old pc so it has h110m pentium g4400 ineg gpu idk the psu tho ill check later it has 4gb ddr4 so first i want a video card is this good to get

Ok so I have a 14k budget sa GPU nag inquire nako sa mga pc shops and yung Nakita ko lng na worth it is 3050 which is Hindi talaga worth it btw yung 3050 is around 13k sa Gilmore Tapos naman Sabi ng tropa ko bili nalang daw ako ng Second Hand which is yung around 14,500 to rx 6700 Sabi sa details is brand new condition and di Kasi ako maka decide thoughts kung ano kaya yung mas worth it??

What is you opinion on Gigabyte G27Q2 and Gigabyte M27Q2 QD?

Xiaomi G27Qi 2026 or

MSI MAG 275QF E20 or

Samsung Odyssey G5 or

LG UltraGear 27G610A-B which is better?

Xiaomi G27Qi 2026 or

MSI MAG 275QF E20 or

Samsung Odyssey G5 or

LG UltraGear 27G610A-B which is better?

Hi everyone! This is my first time building a PC. Puro laptop lang kasi ako lagi. May mga PC na kami before pero pang family use lang and yun yung mga bundle na na nabibili.

Limited budget lang din muna ako for now around 25-30K for System Unit only. So far puro online palang ako nag iinquire and hindi pa sa mga physical stores.

Been doing my research online and the specs I have come up to are the following. I'm not sure though if this is actually achievable with my budget but my research indicates na pwede siyang ma-achieve if maghahanap talaga ako.

CPU:AMD Ryzen 5 5600G —or— AMD Ryzen 5 5500GT (Tray Type / MPK version)

CPU Cooler: Any reliable budget air cooler (e.g., DeepCool AG200/AG300 or Thermalright equivalent if using a bare Tray chip)

Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M-K —or— MSI B450M-A Pro Max II (or any solid budget B450M / B550M board in stock)

RAM: 16GB (1x16GB) DDR4 3200MHz (Must be a single stick for easy upgrades later)

Storage: 512GB NVMe M.2 PCIe SSD (Kingston NV2/NV3, TeamGroup MP33, or similar reliable brand)

PSU: 550W or 650W 80+ Bronze Certified (e.g., MSI MAG A550BN/A650BN —or— Cooler Master MWE V3 Bronze)

Case: Any budget Micro-ATX Mesh Case with pre-installed fans (Keytech, Inplay, or 1stplayer)

1. Ma aachieve paba to ngayon with 20-30K budget sa mga may experience ng mag build? May tropa ako na nakabuild ng ganto specific na specs around 23k lang nuong 2023 ata. Binalikan ko yung store pero nasa 30k plus na ang offer and A520M na yung motherboard. Tumaas daw prices ng parts due to AI since November.

2. Can you recommend stores where I can buy parts that have fair prices if I will build this myself?

3. If not, any store recommendation that can custom build? May mga napagtatanungan kasi ako na nag bibigay ng offer 25-30K for Ryzen 5600G with monitor and peripherals kaso yung motherboard kasi talaga is A520 and base on my research hindi siya ideal for upgrade.

4. If you have any suggestions and want to correct me, specially sa mga may experience na, please feel free since my knowledge is base on research online only and ibang iba yun sa real life experience ng nakagawa na. Also, I would like to take this experience as a learning path.

Thank youu!! 🙏🔥

I will be buying a 2nd-hand PC and here are the specs:

Specs:
• Processor (CPU): AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
• Graphics Card (GPU): GIGABYTE RTX 2060
6GB Windforce
• Memory (RAM): 16GB DDR4 (2x8GB dual channel)
- Motherboard: MSI B350 PC Mate
• Storage (SSD): 256GB NVMe SSD (Fast boot)
• Power Supply (PSU): Thermaltake Smart SE
630W (Semi-Modular)
• CPU Cooler: MMA MA A400
• Chassis (Case): Inplay Meteor 01 (Tempered Glass)
- Cooling Fans: 6x RGB Fans installed

Is it worth it for 25k?

First time lang po magpapabuild. My max budget is 110k. Can you recommend a reliable shop/pc builder in metro manila and anong build ang okay for my budget? Yung kaya heavy games and multitask as I’ll use it for work as well. TIA!