A gaming PC setup recommendation is needed

[AntWoman]

Hi! Hope it's okay that I write in English.
I want to assemble a PC while the prices haven't gotten even higher. I am considering a 32GB RAM and AMD processor, plus I already have a QHD monitor. Other then that, I have no preferences/ideas what to look for. Basically, I want a setup to run latest games that will last for many years (with some replacements of parts if needed).
My budget is 2500-3000 EUR.
Could you recommend a setup that I can get for that money? Thanks!

 

[lehtv]

I'm not sure if this deal can be beat right now: Gigantti Build 463 R7X3D/32/2 TB/RX 9070 XT 2049€

Comparable setups that are pre assembled can be found on proshop, for a bit more money and with 5070 Ti as an option: https://www.proshop.fi/DUTZO-pelitietokone

To spend more than that means less bang for buck / diminishing returns (but might still be worthwhile, it depends). Basically 2500+ means an RTX 5080 for the GPU, but keep in mind it's only about 10% faster than 5070 Ti or 9070 XT.

What is the model of the monitor you have? Might be worth upgrading that to ultrawide and/or OLED with the remaining budget.

 

[AntWoman]

Wow! I think I will just go with that offer as it satisfies all the conditions I mentioned above and hits the sweet spot of €2K which I hoped for but assumed that it is not possible in 2026. Thank you very much, you are awesome
When it comes to the screen, I have the Lenovo ThinkVision P27h10 27".

 

[lehtv]

Glad to help. I highly recommend upgrading the monitor as that's not a gaming oriented monitor, but an office/work monitor with only 60 Hz refresh rate. Even a basic 1440p IPS 180Hz+ gaming monitor will only cost a couple hundred euros. However most would recommend OLED nowadays when budget allows, it will offer a better visual experience. Personally I prefer ultrawide (3440x1440 or 21:9), it's hard to go back to a 16:9 monitor once you get used to the horizontal real estate (both for gaming and productivity), but OLED ultrawides are pretty expensive.