Nice Laptop, that's also a solid Ram upgrade. I was tempted to get a Laptop but figured a Desktop for the better cooling due to long periods of running time. 

I have a Mid PC for 1440p and a modest Notebook for gaming (I lent the notebook for my lil syster, because she wanted to play Schedule 1 and I was also forced to buy the game >,<).

MY PC:

CPU: Ryzen 7 5800x

GPU: RTX 3070 MLLSE 8GB GDDR6

M.RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro, 16GB (2x8GB), 3600MHz

MOBA: Asus TUF Gaming B550M-PLUS Wi-Fi II

Storages: Netac Nvme Nv7000 1TB - SSD Sata 960GB

Power Supply: corsair CX650W

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Turbo

My Notebook:

CPU - I7 7700HQ

GPU - Nvidia Geforce 1050ti 4GB VRAM

M. Ram - 16GB (2x8GB) 2400mhz

Storages - SSD Nvme M.2 500GB and HDD 1TB

Samsung SSDs are overpriced for gaming, you could've got almost 3TB for the same price with cheaper options (1TB for OS drive, 2TB as a game drive).

Air cooling a 9800X3D might get a bit loud but not a big deal if your case has good airflow and acoustics.

Outside of that pretty much pefect.

My build--(in progress. I have the GPU, the rest of the parts just went on sale and will be ready for pickup in 2-3 weeks):

CPU: 9800X3D

GPU: Red Devil RX 9070 XT

RAM: XPG Lancer Blade 32GB DDR5 6000MT CL30

Storage: TeamGroup MP44L 1TB, WD Blue SN580 2TB

CPU Cooler: Phanteks Glacier One 360M25 G2

PSU: Phanteks AMP 1000W 80P Platinum

Mobo: For now I've settled on the Gigabyte B850 Aorus Elite. I want to splurge on an X870 board (Gigabyte Aorus or Asus Rog Strix) but they're either not available or way overpriced. We'll see in the next week.

Case/Fans: Phanteks G400A + 3 Reverse fans + Nexlinq Hub.

Monitor: I wanted a relatively cheap IPS screen but the AOC Q27G3ZE (non-curved) isn't in stock anywhere after not being on the market for even half a year. Looking like I'll have to go OLED, something between AOC Q27G4ZD and LG UltraGear 27GS95QE-B.

Lots of solid rigs in here for sure, but isn't a 9800X3D overkill paired with a 9070 XT?

Oh yeah, 7800X3D or even a 9700X would be fine. But it will be easier to upgrade with a 9800X3D and hopefully the GPU market will be a lot better in the next generations. It's the best gaming CPU released in a long time.

That's a fair point, and the added benefit of AMD keeping socket-support for much longer is another good one. I have the 7800X3D and find that it matches the GPU well, if anything, the GPU is the bottleneck (especially at 4K).

FSR has also been improved by a mile, I recently watched an analysis of its improvements and it's a real generational leap in fidelity (unlike GPUs in and on themselves).

Looks solid. It's similar to my new build.

GPU = RTX 5080
CPU = 9800X3D
RAM = 32gb DDR5 (6000 MHz)
OS = Windows 11
PSU = Corsair 750w
SSD = Samsung 990 PRO 2TB (7450 MB/s)
Motherboard = ASUS PRIME X870-P WIFI
Monitors = Asus PB287Q (4k, 60hz) + Odyssey G8 (4k, 240hz)

For reference, here was what I upgraded from:

GPU = RTX 3070
CPU = i7-4790k
RAM = 16GB DDR3 (1333 MHz)
OS = Windows 10
PSU = Corsair 650w
SSD = Kingston SV300S37A 120GB (450 MB/s)
Motherboard = Gigabyte GA-Z97X-Gaming 5
Monitors = Asus PB287Q + Old ass Sharp TV

I'm on a Laptop

i9 14900HX 24 cores

32GB DDR5 RAM

1TB SSD. 2TB External HDD. 4TB External HDD

Nvidia RTX 4080 Laptop GPU. 12GB VRAM.

I use a 32-inch 1440P Curved LG Monitor at 144MHZ.

You got yourself a nice system, congratulations. What resolution are you playing at?

Indeed the SSD Samsung was expensive, but I was tossing up on either Storage or Speed, and I figured I don't have too many things installed on my PC and the Gen 5 SSD is twice as fast as a Gen 4 as it's PCIE 5. I will probably grab a 2 TB M.2 down the road when needed.

The X870E was also Incredibly expensive however to run the Gen 5 SSD, it's one of afew motherboards than can run both PCIE 5 GPU and SSD Simultaneously without bottlenecking.

Your PC sounds very good, going AMD I notice aswell.