My current Linux build
9 parts · $4182.75 estimated · Created Jun 29, 2026
Parts list
- AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX287mm longAMD$1078.20Amazon ↗

- ARCTIC Liquid Freezer III 360 A-RGBAIO liquid · 360mm radiatorARCTIC$248.00Newegg ↗
- Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus24C/24T · 5.5 GHz boost · iGPUIntel$262.63↓ AmazonAmazon ↗Newegg ↗

- ASUS ROG STRIX Z890-E GAMING WIFIRAM ≤8800ASUS$349.99↓ AmazonAmazon ↗Newegg ↗

- MSI MPG A1000G (Gold)1000WMSI$169.97Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Lexar NM790 SSD 4TB 6500 MB4TB · PCIe 4.0 NVMeLexar · ×3$1499.97Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Lian Li O11 Vision Compact Black-Steel-Tempered Glass (Black)Lian Li$124.99Amazon ↗

- Lexar THOR OC 1.35V with Heatsink, AMD and , Black (LD5U16G60C32LG-RUD) (Black)DDR5-6000 · 2×16GB (32GB)Lexar$449.00Amazon ↗

- Sabrent Rocket 52TB · PCIe 5.0 NVMeSabrent—Find on Amazon ↗
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BBuild Score 89/100Solid 1080p gaming build — Quality parts (PSU + cooling) — durable foundation. Next upgrade: biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$282 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the gpu buys more frames.
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1080p gaming: Solid 1080p gaming build — Quality parts (PSU + cooling) — durable foundation. Next upgrade: biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$282 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the gpu buys more frames.
How to improve · 1 pt to A
Biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$282 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the GPU buys more frames.
PCIe 5.0 storage, Current-gen GPU
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 115 fps across 5 demanding AAA games), neither side is meaningfully holding the other back.
Compatibility
2 warnings
- Case GPU clearance unknown
- PSU length unknown
Power
PSU Sufficient · 608W draw / 1000W
Physical fit
GPU + cooler clear the case
Spec-sheet guidance — verify before buying.





