Like the Title I just looking for help to bulid a great pc with budget of $1,800. I used to own a PS5 but I sold it to get more money for PC setup and stuff. So please if you could take time out your day and give me a bulid that great for my budget it be greatly appreciated thank you.

I’m working on picking parts for a new setup and would appreciate any advice! I’ll have the parts I currently have picked out listed below.

I’m planning to use this build for video editing on Davinci and 3d modeling on Blender, as well as some casual gaming. I have some experience building including my last pc but I’m having trouble picking the optimal parts for my intended uses. I have a decent budget, 3k-3.5k. I’m trying to somewhat ‘future proof’, I want it to be better than what I need without going too overkill.

Some basic questions I have:

-Are there any glaring issues with the compatibility of these parts?
-Will this setup perform well dealing with more demanding software / my intended uses?
-Is a power supply a good idea or unnecessary for what I’ll be running?

I’m open to any advice or suggestions at all, please feel free to call me an idiot and tell me what I need to change lmao. Thanks!

Parts:

case- HYTE Y70 ATX Mid

mobo- Gigabyte B850 Eagle

gpu- XFX Radeon RX 9060 XT 16 GB

cpu- AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D

cpu cooler- Lian Li HydroShift II OLED Curved 360TL

memory- TeamGroup T-Force Delta 32 GB

Looking to build a pc that matches a ps5 in specs Able to run gta 5/6 eventually, Elden ring, CoD
My budget is 1000-1200
If it’s possible!! If not I don’t mind going a little bit pricier thank you!!

Looking to finally join the master race.. i'm going for a build that can run games on max settings with high framerates and the budget it about 3-4K. Plan on trying to stream and will be playing WoW Forever, MW4, and GTA 6.

I'm having a hard time deciding on the graphics card I was thinking about a 5070TI but the 5080 is comparable in price.

The CPU is another hard one the Ryzen 7 9800X3D seems like the most optimal choice with the ability to upgrade to a Ryzen 9 later on if I need it for the workload demand.

Not really sure if I need 64GB of DDR5-6000 but thinking 32 would be a good starting point since I can always add more down the road.

I've never built a PC before, but i'd be down to try or would even be willing to take a chance on a pre-built if anyone happens to know a reputable site?

Thanks in advance!