Zalman I3 Neo ARGB
AMD Ryzen 7 7800x3d 4.2GHz 104MB
INNO3D GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER 12GB Twin x2
ASUS TUF Gaming B650-E WIFI
Corsair 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL30 Vengeance RGB AMD EXPO/Intel XMP 3.0
WD Blue SN580 1TB
Arctic Liquid Freezer III 240 A-RGB
ASUS TUF Gaming 750W Gold

Planning to finally upgrade my ancient rig and get all this

Basically a 1800 ish dollar build which should be WAY more enough than what I need it for, but trying to futureproof it as much as I possibly can.

I'd go for a larger NVMe and at least 1000W PSU - especially if you are looking for future proofing.

750W is not giving you much room when you are using the 3070, AIO, and ARBG. Keep in mind you really should be ~20% less usage than what you're rated for to be safe.

WD Blue SN580 is Gen 4 PCIE, your Mobo supports Gen 5 - get something like a Samsung 990 2TB, like $50 more for faster speed and twice the storage.

I have the the 7800x3d, upgraded from a 5950x - although it definitely performs better in certain games, I can feel the difference when I start doing multiple things. If I did it again I would go with the 7950x3d but that's for my very specific use case.

Looks fine. Storage is subjective but still decent overall.

I would also Recommend the Corsair 4000D (While it does not have any RGB fans included (the airflow on it is really good, I find the Mesh filter VERY efficient when it comes to keeping the Inside of your case Dust Free.

I would recommend you get a 850W instead of the 750 since you will be running a 4070 RTX and IF perhaps in the future you want to upgrade to a 80 Series (be 4080 or 5080) then you will most likely need to upgrade.

I would also recommend you go with a well known SSD or NvMe brand like Samsung (and spend the Extra to get a 2TB) At the moment they are not as expensive as they USED to be, please keep in mind that games nowadays can go from 60GB-120GB in some cases, so having 2TB will save you the trouble of having to install//uninstall all the time.


This is Optional (But if you happen to have a Sound System near your Computer Set up (I would recommend getting a motherboard with Bluetooth (That way you can just use the SoundBar System as yours speakers in case you want to listen to Music or Watch a Movie)