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gaming main use, budget is no more than £3000, more if a good monitor to suit the build is recommended this build is for my son that i was looking at earlier in the year he now has a job and as he spends nothing on drink cigs or anything but gaming his budget is whatever he earns currently...

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/saved-configurations/amd-am5-pc/dR97ruyWzn/

yes idid buy one last year and now i am looking at a build for my 18 year old it is the same spec as my build just want to know if i should change anything as things move on and what was good for me a year ago may not be the best now DDR5 intel cpu etc

purely gaming and running a AOC 32" monitor 144 refresh

https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/saved-configurations/amd-am4-gen3-pc/fBxCAZk6B3/

34629 score but not done any overclocking yet

At last the time is nearly here

yup I have built enough systems over the last 30 yrs but I am wearing out now so the longer it lasts the better,,, if I am still playing 1st person shooters at 70 i will be well happy to build a new system lmao ps it might work if they provide zimmer frames in future games?

also this is probabley the last pc i order or build so or future proof is important

budget maxed but ave a 4k 60hz lg screen 43 inches and a AOC 32" curved 1440p screen and hope to add one more some time depending on use but games is primary role

which option in the usb thunderbolt options gives you the most usb ports? as i use a lot of wirless options so need to maximise this option ?