Rhys1506

My Build - PC Part Picker So after spending the last 12 years as a console gamer i fancied something new. My old PC was a FX 8350 4ghz, 8gb RAM, 1050ti. I initially created a 'cheaper' build which consisted of a Ryzen 5 2600 and a RX 580 and although that performed very well i decided to sell what i had, fortunately a friend wanted an upgrade so i sold to her and bought something a little more powerful. I sat on the fence for days on whether to choose a i7 8700k, i7 9700k or Ryzen but in the end i went for a Ryzen 7 2700x and it was just a price factor. Although i could have bought a i7 with an AIO Cooler, my 2700x was £319.99 with a cooler and a i7 8700k or i7 9700k with an AIO cooler was almost £560 and that extra £140 meant i could get a better quality graphics card. Yes i will get an AIO cooler when i want to overclock but for now i'm happy as it is and runs great stock. The graphics card was another decision. I did go for a Gigabyte 2060 Windforce OC in the end which i am happy with. I didnt want to spend an extra £50 on one with RGB lighting, although it would have been nice, there is enough RGB in there :) Im sure my RGB wont stay as a unicorns wet dream but i cant decide how to have it just yet. Thanks for reading

I need help choosing a PSU. I have read around the forums and i think i have the idea of what i need but i need to ask what wattage i would require as the Coolermaster power supply calculator is down. I have decided to go for a RMx by Corsair but not sure if i should go for a 550 650 or 750? Thanks RM550x is £77.98 RM650x is £95.99 RM750x is £96.99 (Usual Price £114.74) Here is my build Ryzen 7 2700x (Stock Air Cooler) Gigabyte X470 Motherboard Patriot Viper 3000mhz DDR4 16GB RAM Gigabyte Windforce RTX 2060 Kingston 240gb NVMe Seagate 2TB HDD 7200RPM 3 Thermaltake RBG Fans 3 Corsair HD120 Fans 4 Corsair LED Strips