Deviljho126

For a first time builder I am pretty proud of what I've put together here. Specs: CPU- Ryzen 5 1600 @ 3.7GHz RAM- Corsair Vengeance LPX 2 x 8GB @ 2933 Video Card- Gigabyte RX 560 2GB Mobo- Asus Prime B350 Plus PSU- Corsair CX550M Case- Phanteks p400 tempered glass Drives- 500GB Sandisk Ultra 2, & some old 2TB WD enterprise HDD My main purpose for this build is to play the latest AAA games at 1080p, 60fps. I'll be upgrading the GPU to either a GTX 1070 or RX Vega if that turns out to be any good. The 560 works for now, although thinking back on it i should have gotten a 1050ti instead, and it isn't overpriced from crypto-currency mining. So, how did i do? (I've also got those RGB LED strips running all around for that extra bling)

i have a corsair cx 550m, just forgot to put it in the list since i bought it already

what would be some good RGB to get then?

i do have an old hhd from my last pc that should work

So i've been here and on Reddit before learning about what i should put into my build and have mostly settled on this https://pcpartpicker.com/list/82dqf8. It's primarily for 1080p ultrawide gaming at high/max settings, Any feedback?

I've got a relatively old hp z400 workstation that I want to put a new psu in, but the motherboard 24 pin connecter has different voltages per a few of the pins. How do I go about fixing this?

I found the issue, my the old delta psu has a proprietary voltage per pin thing that doesn't match standard atx. Does anybody know how I can fix this?

The new psu is corsair, old one is from delta. Also I have tried several times with both of them and every time it works with the old psu, and gives the same error code of insufficient power (4 beeps)

im having trouble starting my HP Z400 workstation, I'm trying to switch out the psu (corsair cx 550m) since it doesn't have all of the necessary connectors for a new gpu (gtx 1070). I know everything works because I tested the psu in another computer and it works there, also I know that the workstation itself works because it boots fully with the old psu. So help?

Well what I had planned to do initially was get a lower specced system that was open for upgrades in the future (like 3 months) since he needs to buy all of the stuff right now and I'm already $60 over budget

1. i thought i did 2. what cpu counts as not cheap cuz other 2 should be good now https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4RE5N32027&cm_re=m.2_wifi-_-9SIA4RE5N32027-_-Product

Fiiiiine, what to not cheap on then?

he really is set on 16gb of ram, will work? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/DsrWvV

I'm helping my friend build a PC, he plans to spend <$900 USD, and play games at 1080p, ~60fps, high. How's this?

would this be a good? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01B72W0A2/?tag=pcpapi-20&th=1