Thomas S

In my old planned build they suggested that my motherboard was much more than I needed and could cut back and spend more else where thoughts on this one? https://www.outletpc.com/xs6119-msi-x370-gaming-pro-atx-motherboard.html with 16bg ddr4 3000mhz and a ryzen 7 1700 non x. (I'm looking for sli in the future)(also pc part picker says I might have issues with a dark rock 3 cooler, how would I go about getting a proper plate or am i fine buying stock dark rock3)? looking to stream and record budget is around the one linked

Had to cut back a little on mobo so I could get better value elsewhere just before I buy it is it a good idea/price? https://www.outletpc.com/xs6119-msi-x370-gaming-pro-atx-motherboard.html with 16gb of ddr4 3000mhz and a ryzen7 1700 non x (I'm looking to have sli for the future) Also pc part picker says I might have issues with the dark rock 3 (Will I, and if so where do I buy the needed plate for it?)

https://www.outletpc.com/xs6119-msi-x370-gaming-pro-atx-motherboard.html This mobo instead?

An old fx processor ddr3 and slow memory no ssd and some 200 series amd gpu

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/p7XVd6 1)Budget is about 1,000 pre-gpu(I'm bringing over my old one until prices drop) 2)Looking to game at 1440p and recording/streaming 3)two monitors a 1440p 144 htz and a plain Janie 1920p 60htz 4)N/A 5) My current PC is almost three years old and was a prebuilt from cyberpower and I'm looking to be able to do content creation and game at higher frame rates.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qKsWnn Thoughts? Im moving over my hard drive from old pc I am aware 8gb isn't enough for a ryzen cpu planning on upgrading that with more dims (faster though?) 1) budget is around $1300 but I would prefer to keep it near 1100 2) 1440p gaming and mild content creation 3) 2 one 1440p 144htz and a 1080p one 4) Ideas for mic in future (I would assume a blue yeti or a snowball) 5) pc is about two years old selling it to help build this one

I'm looking to upgrade my whole system monitor(s) included making the jump from 60 htz 1080p. I cant quite afford a 144htz 1440p monitor which do I go with 144 htz or the 1440p resolution or do I just save my money to get the true experience. I will be gaming and doing some light content creation.

I feel like the bottleneck in my upcoming new system would be with the gpu and not cpu. I plan to do some mild content creation maybe some streaming, do I need this processor or can i go down to maybe a ryzen 5 and spend more on a gpu? As far as price range my top dollar for parts here is $1300 https://pcpartpicker.com/list/CKQPwV

Making the jump to 120 hrtz monitor is it worth the extra for 144?

Nothing specific I just assume it will be better in the long with with a cooler.

Looking for a proper air or pre-filled water cooler for my new computer was looking at hyper 212 evo but I've herd that other options might give me similar results for a lower price thoughts? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/XFsZVY

New list with some tweaks. thoughts? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/mMWGpb

1) Don't want to go to much over $1300 2) Just gaming maybe light content creation if any 3) No overclocking (I Don't think I need it but wouldn't be against it) 4) no...? 5) I can see keeping this pc for long time and upgrading as I go. I'm only completely replacing my old one as it is a per-built from Cyber power (Be nice I was honestly to scared to build my own) and everything kind of needs upgrading in it.

Just a gaming pc maybe and that's a real big maybe light content creation.

Looking to sell old pc to make some nice upgrades this is what I have in mind. Any tips or issues that any of you can see arising? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/8NxyYr