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Budget Beast 4070 Super

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This build pairs the powerful 265KF with a 4070 SUPER GPU, solid DDR5 RAM, and a spacious 16TB drive, all cooled in a sleek, ARGB case by a reliable Thermalright cooler.

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Entry LevelFirst Build
№PartDetail
  1. 01
    LGA1851 · 20c · 5.5GHz · 125W
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  2. 02
    LGA1851 · ATX · DDR5
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  3. 03
    16GB · DDR5-5600
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  4. 04
    154mm
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  5. 05
    12GB · 261mm · 220W
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  6. 06
    ATX/mATX/ITX
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  7. 07
    750W · 80+ titanium · ATX
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  8. 08
    16000GB · SATA
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6 comments

  1. Nice build plan! I’m curious about the choice of the 16GB RAM kit—any particular reason you went with that size for this setup?

  2. @maxbouwt Looks like a solid base setup; that 16GB RAM should handle most games well unless you're diving into heavy multitasking or creative workloads.

  3. Any specific use cases you're targeting with this build, like gaming resolutions or applications? It would help tailor any potential upgrades later on.

  4. Agreed, the 16GB RAM is a sensible starting point for most gaming setups; it keeps things lean while still covering the bulk of current titles.

  5. @anna_core Good call—16GB is a solid starting point for gaming, and it keeps the build focused without overcommplicating things.

  6. @dustyframe Interesting focus on simplicity with the 16GB RAM. How do you see this handling future game patches and updates that might push memory use higher?

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