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Agreed, I've been using it since shortly after it was released and have found it to be stable, responsive and easy to navigate. In fact, it was that stable I didn't even realise it was still in Beta.

I would have read the "Please read before posting" thread Ekans linked to, but we can't all be A* students. ;) At the very least we need a maximum budget, I think the rest has been loosely covered.

6/10 or C- FighterPilot031 needs to apply themselves better in lessons and take care to read all of the relevant text before completing their work.

Given the new Nvidia GPU's that are due in the new year, buying a 4090 now seems like an incredible waste of money. You'll also not see any benefit from just the one SSD. In fact, it'll reduce performance in the longer term when it fills up.

What was the build initially RMA'd for?

Can you post your full specs from the orders page?

It's a lovely build. Glad that all got sorted. Eventually! So many x's and d's floating around I don't know what's what anymore!

What isn't what you meant? You need to read the post linked above, and answer the questions, before anyone can offer you any advice.

You only listed four components in the entire build.

Have you done any research into a new PC? 32GB is widely considered standard for gaming now. There are numerous YouTube videos on the subject. Unfortunately components are just more expensive these days than previously and €1000 just wouldn't get you anything worthwhile. My advice would be to...

Gaming PC's? Do you have a link to a thread?

I would definitely get rid of this asap. Windows Defender is all you need these days and Norton is one level down from malware to be honest.

At this point, I think anyone wanting a top of the line rig, like you do with that budget, should be waiting for a) the 5000 series cards to be released and b) the new X3D chips. Both of which are imminent. Unless you're absolutely desperate for it right now, I'd wait. It's a huge outlay for...

Why would you rather air cool it?

The above build also has: - An old processor, made by an untrustworthy company - A microATX motherboard - Slow RAM - Only one, small storage drive - An under-powered power supply, which doesn't allow for future upgrades - A non-recommended CPU cooler Although not impossible to put together a...

You're not going to be able to put together a custom PC for that sort of budget. Ideally, for 1080p, you'd need £1,500, 1440p you'd need £2,000 and 4K you're looking at £2,500. I think at that price, you'd be better off going for a console. Or saving a bit more money and coming back in a few...

Have you ordered this already?

Every time I think I've seen it all, the world surprises me again. This has to be a troll thread. I refuse to believe otherwise.

Max budget? You've not really given us much information in order to advise properly.

Only three and a half years too late! I thought these bots were getting MORE sophisticated, not less!