Lvl_50
9 parts · $3721.07 estimated · Created Jun 25, 2026
Parts list
- MSI RTX 5080 GAMING TRIO OC16GB VRAM · 338mm longMSI$1599.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo Series AMDDDR5-6000 · CL30 · 2×16GB (32GB)G.SKILL—Newegg ↗
- Crucial T705 2TB2TB · PCIe 5.0 NVMeCrucial$392.95Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Phanteks Evolv X2fits GPU ≤380mm · cooler ≤170mmPhanteks$129.99Newegg ↗
- AMD Ryzen 9 9950X16C/32T · 5.7 GHz boost · iGPUAMD$499.99↓ AmazonAmazon ↗Newegg ↗

- Crucial T7102TB · PCIe 5.0 NVMeCrucial$459.00Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- MSI MAG X870E TOMAHAWK MAX WIFI PZRAM ≤8400MSI$319.99Amazon ↗Newegg ↗
- Phanteks Glacier One 360M25-LCD (Black)AIO liquid · 360mm radiatorPhanteks$199.86Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

- RMx Series RM1000x (Black)1000W · ATXCorsair$119.30Amazon ↗Newegg ↗

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BBuild Score 82/100Solid 4K gaming build — Quality parts (PSU + cooling) — durable foundation. Next upgrade: biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$603 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the gpu buys more frames.
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4K gaming: Solid 4K gaming build — Quality parts (PSU + cooling) — durable foundation. Next upgrade: biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$603 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the gpu buys more frames.
How to improve · 8 pts to A
Biggest non-performance spend: storage (+$603 over a solid baseline) — shifting that toward the GPU buys more frames.
89 fps median across 5 demanding games at 4K · 80% above 60 fps, 20% above 100 · via HowManyFPS
Expected FPSfollows the Build Score scenario
Balance
Well-matched
Your CPU and GPU are well-matched at 4K gaming — measured against real FPS data (median 89 fps across 5 demanding AAA games), neither side is meaningfully holding the other back.
Compatibility
1 warning
- Back-connector board — verify case support
Power
PSU Sufficient · 658W draw / 1000W
Physical fit
GPU + cooler clear the case
Spec-sheet guidance — verify before buying.





