yeehaw
10 parts · $3676.30 estimated · Created Jun 24, 2026
Parts list
- Samsung 980 PRO SSD 1TB1TB · PCIe 4.0 NVMeSAMSUNG$339.99Newegg ↗
- Seagate BarraCuda8TB · HDDSeagate$279.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Crucial P3101TB · PCIe 4.0 NVMeCrucial$199.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- be quiet! Light Loop 240 (White)AIO liquid · 240mm radiatorbe quiet!$169.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- ASUS PRIME Z890-P WIFIRAM ≤8666ASUS$169.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- ASUS PRIME RTX 5070 (Black)12GB VRAM · 304mm longASUS$1099.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Thermaltake Toughpower GT (Snow)850W · ATXThermaltake$99.99↓ AmazonAmazon ↗Newegg ↗

- DIYPC IDX1-ARGB (Black)fits GPU ≤420mm · cooler ≤174mmDIYPC—Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- T-Force Vulcan ECO (Silver)DDR5-6400 · CL38 · 2×16GB (32GB)Team Group$653.38Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Intel Core Ultra 9 28524C/24T · 5.6 GHz boostIntel$662.99Amazon ↗

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CBuild Score 79/100A capable 1080p gaming build. Biggest lever: Biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$568 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the GPU buys more frames.
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1080p gaming: A capable 1080p gaming build. Biggest lever: Biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$568 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the GPU buys more frames.
How to improve · 1 pt to B
Biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$568 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the GPU buys more frames.
Older platform — limited CPU upgrade path without swapping motherboard + RAM
Expected FPSfollows the Build Score scenario
Balance
Well-matched
Your CPU and GPU are well-matched at 1080p gaming — measured against real FPS data (median 103 fps across 5 demanding AAA games), neither side is meaningfully holding the other back.
Compatibility
1 warning
- Potential M.2 / SATA conflict
Power
PSU Excellent · 450W draw / 850W
Physical fit
GPU + cooler clear the case
Spec-sheet guidance. Verify before buying.





