komi1997

Depends on the price, if it's not that expensive then why not. If this build wouldn't use more powerful GPU ever, it'll be fine with smth from tier B and up, smth from Xilence \ be quiet! should be available in Serbia for a reasonable price i guess, aim for 550W.

Overkill, yes. But not unreasonable.

https://imgur.com/a/PtMGlSl

found some shots of mwe white v2 internals on some chinese website, hope some actual review comes out, seems interesting for such a low cost(500w being 40-45 euros)

The extra 4 pin a marketing gimmick basically.
 
Why are you buying a $379 motherboard...
 
Should get a case with more airflow like the MB511 with it's full mesh front.

Mostly spend less on the motherboard and more on the CPU
 
added an NVME drive, get a NAS hard drive if you're buying one that big probably .
 
If you want a top end RX 5700 XT get a Nitro+ or Taichi, the Pulse is fine, and you can overclock or flash the non XT card to have 95% the same performance for less.
 
Cooler is just the cheapest decent dual tower cooler. Can always buy it later.
 
Going to want 3600mhz CL16 RAM for Ryzen 3000.
 
and I think you have mail in rebates turned on.
 
PCPartPicker Part List: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yf4K3t
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor  ($326.99 @ SuperBiiz)
CPU Cooler: Deepcool NEPTWIN V2.0 53.65 CFM CPU Cooler  ($39.99 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: Asus TUF GAMING X570-PLUS (WI-FI) ATX AM4 Motherboard  ($179.99 @ Newegg)
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3600 Memory  ($69.99 @ Newegg)
Storage: Patriot Scorch 512 GB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive  ($57.99 @ Newegg)
Storage: Seagate IronWolf NAS 4 TB 3.5" 5900RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($89.99 @ Newegg)
Video Card: Sapphire Radeon RX 5700 8 GB PULSE Video Card  ($359.99 @ Newegg)
Case: Cooler Master MasterBox MB511 RGB ATX Mid Tower Case  ($83.99 @ Amazon)
Power Supply: EVGA 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-modular ATX Power Supply  ($85.15 @ Amazon)
Total: $1294.07
 
 

same owned company*
even if xilence and be quiet are both owned by listan, be quiet lets it's work mostly do at FSP and HEC, while xilence does it a lot at XHY

if you're outside the return period, keep it. it's mostly because of some issues it showed at Tomshardware, which made us choose to tier it down. The big problem with it is that SuperFlower just set the protections too high. it's not a bomb, hence it's placement in tier D+, and not in D or E

@LukeSavenije The link for RM (2019) takes you to the RM 2013 on PCPP FYI. Should be this one: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/Yx4gXL/corsair-power-supply-rm650 

GOOD PSU can be only a unit ranked B+ and above, B ones are also decent, if you are on a tight budget get lower capacity SSD or something, don't cheap out on PSU and get your motherboards VRM section and graphics card ruined by high ripple, I'm running Pure Power 11 400W on RX570, right now this PSU in my country costs 50% of RX570 price, you must know what to cheap on and what not when building a PC

I'll add it to the list

@LukeSavenije
can you look into new Kolink stuff? Enclave series looks interesting, inexpensive(not necessarily cheap) 80+ gold, LLC and DC-DC, full-modular, there is also v2 KL series which is 80+ bronze and semi-modular (classic branded ones got fixed cables, not semi-modular) but it's not online yet even on their site, caseking got description saying it's DC-DC so it might be a semi-modular competitor to something like Cooler Master MWE V2

just get Pure Power 11, no need for zero RPM mode when it uses $25-30 fan(Silent Wings 3) limited to 900ish RPM

I'd get Straight Power 11 550W if you have quiet fans in your case, if you got crappy fans it won't make a difference, go for RM550x for longer warranty
i got Pure Power 11 with same exact(silent wings 3) fan, and it's inaudible even at max rpm as max rpm is set rly low, it's as quiet as my Noctua 120mm fans on 950-1000rpm

a good 850w will do

@Wahaab dark power and straight power are both excellent units. But why would You buy such a huge wattage?  Any option for smaller units?  Same BQ PSUs in 650w? 

then get a dark power pro
 
just no need for the 850

because you're going for a 9900k and 2080 ti sli next year? otherwise 0 need for an 850w
 
the dpp11 is a custom be quiet design, it's well built and comparable to something like corsair's hxi

EVGA lineup still less confusing than Cooler Master MWE lineup, where White V2 are actually 80+ Bronze, but Bronze V2 is already taken so they just call them White v2?
And original White weren't called White, they were just called MWE, and Bronze V1 was MWE Bronze, now MWE Bronze V2 modular is on it's way too, Cooler Master MWE lineup going to be bigger than most manufacturers got all together by 2-3 times

EVGA lineup still less confusing than Cooler Master MWE lineup, where White V2 are actually 80+ Bronze, but Bronze V2 is already taken so they just call them White v2?
And original White weren't called White, they were just called MWE, and Bronze V1 was MWE Bronze, now MWE Bronze V2 modular is on it's way too, Cooler Master MWE lineup going to be bigger than most manufacturers got all together by 2-3 times

and just so I've said it, rather a good fan than a cheap fan and 0 rpm mode

just get Pure Power 11, no need for zero RPM mode when it uses $25-30 fan(Silent Wings 3) limited to 900ish RPM

MWE White V2 500W is 7 euros cheaper than CX450

They also put worse fans in Bronze V2, they got same fan as White V1 and V2 and they used to have better fans in their V1 which annoys me

also full-modular version of Bronze V2 will be there soon, so more than 19 units in V2, when is MWE Gold V2 going to come aswell? haha

I got standard one, not CM, and Whisper M 450W is same price as PP11 600W CM, also 550W Whisper M is only ~10 euros cheaper than Straight Power 11 550W so I'd still go with that one for when I get more powerfull GPU(5700XT or something)

only "integrator" PSUs I can recommend you are bequiet! System Power 9, they even released semi-modular ones now, just stay away fro 300W and 350W bulk units as those are not dc-dc, other ones, even 450W bulk (while not looking like it) is a decent PSU if you don't plan on very powerful system or overclocking, but I guess 300/350 bulk ones are rly to power a celeron/pentium without dedicted GPU so they kinda do what they're supposed to, but I still wouldn't get anything under 400W System Power 9 if I was building any kind of system at all, better cheap out on a case or something, you can get a useable case with ok airflow for 20-25 euros, just later add some fans when you got money, better compromise like that than with PSU or motherboard

No, PSUs for any kind of systems should at least have some degree of safety, working protections and barely durable parts.

dagger sfx, focus sfx (doesn't have focus related problems from what I've seen), and the sfx l seems decent too