Is my build compatible?

[PC peasant race]

So im trying to upgrade my potato pc and the problem is im new to this kinda stuff, anyway heres the specs.

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Motherboard: ASROCK B450M PRO 4 

CPU: RYZEN 5 2600 3.4 - 3.9GHZ + STOCK COOLER

GPU:NVIDIA GIGABYTE GTX 1660 OC 6GB (non TI)

RAM:DDR4 4GBX2 KLEVV BOLT @2400MHZ

PSU:COUGAR GX-S 550W 80+ GOLD CERTIFIED

(OPTIONAL)

SSD:KINGSTON A400 240 GB OR GIGABYTE UD PRO 240G 

CASING:nah, my old case is pretty big

(SYSTEM)

OS:Windows 7 enterprise 64bit 

OPTICAL DEVICE: some dvd ram ATA device

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So is there any problem with this build?

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[TheBean]

that ram is suspicious. never heard of that brand. also, for ryzen, i would suggest ram that is faster (2933 and up). for a modern setup, you are going to need more ram (atleast 16gb). 

i would rather get the 2600x because it has a much better stock cooler.

 

why windows 7? it is going to be EOL after jan 2020

[Slottr]

Compatibility wise no, but quality or performance wise there’s a fair few problems 

[PC peasant race]

10 minutes ago, Saksham said:

that ram is suspicious. never heard of that brand. also, for ryzen, i would suggest ram that is faster (2933 and up). for a modern setup, you are going to need more ram (atleast 16gb). 

i would rather get the 2600x because it has a much better stock cooler.

 

why windows 7? it is going to be EOL after jan 2020

Is team t force vulcan a good ram brand?

[Guest]

11 hours ago, PC peasant race said:

Is team t force vulcan a good ram brand?

Ram is Ram. The brand doesn't really matter. Just make sure you buy a faster kit of 3000 - 3200.

[brob]

6 hours ago, lee32uk said:

Ram is Ram. The brand doesn't really matter. Just make sure you buy a faster kit of 3000 - 3200.

I'd agree in general, however at the very low end one might be dealing with improperly handled and assembled low end components.

[Guest]

3 hours ago, brob said:

I'd agree in general, however at the very low end one might be dealing with improperly handled and assembled low end components.

They are a fairly new company from what I have read. They do state a lifetime warranty though on their website pretty much the same as any other brand. 

[TheBean]

9 hours ago, lee32uk said:

Ram is Ram. The brand doesn't really matter. Just make sure you buy a faster kit of 3000 - 3200.

if it a shady or new brand, they are unlikely to have reliable chips and probably dont have good timings/xmp support. 

so yes, it does matter

[Guest]

49 minutes ago, Saksham said:

if it a shady or new brand, they are unlikely to have reliable chips and probably dont have good timings/xmp support. 

so yes, it does matter

Yeah because every new company is shady. Have you even looked at the website ? Looks perfectly fine to me. Also there are only a handful of semiconductor manufacturers so highly unlikely they will be using unreliable chips as you put it. From what I have read they use Hynix so nothing wrong there.