Son's current build
9 parts · $2447.53 estimated · Created Jun 26, 2026
Parts list
- GIGABYTE B760M AORUS ELITE AXRAM ≤7600GIGABYTE$269.99Newegg ↗
- Intel Core i7-14700KF20C/28T · 5.6 GHz boostIntel$349.96↓ AmazonAmazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Kingston NV31TB · PCIe 4.0 NVMeKingston$215.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- MSI RTX 5060 Ti SHADOW 2X OC PLUS (Black)16GB VRAM · 227mm longMSI$799.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- MSI MAG A650BN (Black)650W · ATXMSI$59.73↓ AmazonAmazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Kingston FURY Beast (Black)DDR5-5200 · CL40 · 1×16GB (16GB)Kingston · ×2$599.98Newegg ↗
- Thermalright Frozen Warframe 240 ARGB (Black)AIO liquid · 240mm radiatorThermalright$56.90Amazon ↗

- Origin Storage Samsung 980 Pro 2TB2TB · PCIe 4.0 NVMeSAMSUNG—Newegg ↗

- AZZA TORRENT (Black)fits GPU ≤380mm · cooler ≤170mmAZZA$94.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

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FBuild Score 57/100Build needs major changes for 1080p gaming. Start here: psu tier or cooling headroom is the weak link — easy fix with a tier-a psu and a beefier cooler.
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1080p gaming: Build needs major changes for 1080p gaming. Start here: psu tier or cooling headroom is the weak link — easy fix with a tier-a psu and a beefier cooler.
How to improve · 3 pts to D
Biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$476 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the GPU buys more frames.
GPU-limited — measured at the 1080p reference, a stronger GPU would unlock about +100% with this CPU (median 63 fps today). CPU: flagship, GPU: high-end. Based on our most recent measurements.
Expected FPSfollows the Build Score scenario
Balance
GPU-bound (50%)
GPU-limited at 1080p gaming — measured against real FPS data, a stronger GPU would unlock about +100% with this CPU (median 63 fps → ~126 fps across 5 demanding AAA games). Based on our most recent measurements.
Compatibility
All checks pass
Power
PSU Sufficient · 433W draw / 650W
Physical fit
GPU + cooler clear the case
Spec-sheet guidance. Verify before buying.





