My first build

[Toilet baby]

Hey this is my first time building a gaming PC and was was wondering if there was anything wrong with the specs 

 

CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X with Wraith Prism

 

GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Gaming X Trio 11GB

 

AIO: NZXT Kraken X53 240mm AIO Liquid CPU Cooler

 

RAM: Team T-Force Dark Z 16GB (2x8GB) 3600MHz CL18 DDR4 Grey (I do plan on getting two more sticks to put me up to 32GB) 

 

MOTHERBOARD: ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming Wi-Fi Motherboard

 

HARD DRIVE: Western Digital WD Blue 4TB WD40EZRZ 3.5in Hard Drive

 

SSD: ADATA XPG SX8100 M.2 NVMe SSD 256GB

 

POWER: Corsair HX1000 Platinum 1000W Power Supply

 

any information on if massive bottleneck issues may occur will also me much appreciated 

Ps I don't know if this matters but I plan on playing triple A titles like cyberpunk 2077 on this 

[rapidkillerx]

id get a bigger (1tb) nvme ssd, other than that pretty solid

[Matty2048]

yeah all looks good no major issues maybe more ssd

 

[dizmo]

Don't buy a flagship PC a few months before new stuff is launched. It's a horrible idea.

I'd also get a much larger SSD.

[zeusthemoose]

First off, if you can wait a few months, do. Buying very high end hardware now is not what I would do as the next generation is coming out in a few months and should be 20-30% faster (prices currently unknown). 
 

You might want more ssd storage. I don’t know anything about b550 boards so I can’t comment on that. You might want to get cl16 ram instead of cl18. It shouldn’t be that much more expensive. Aside from that, looks good. 
What case are you going to be using?

[gloop]

WAY overkill powersupply, a 650w will be fine. 

 

What's your budget, country and usecase?

[GrockleTD]

Isn't 4000 series to be announced in literally 2 days? Or am I mistaken.

[rapidkillerx]

Just now, GrockleTD said:

Isn't 4000 series to be announced in literally 2 days? Or am I mistaken.

believe its due in september, but not positive

[Toilet baby]

Budget is $6000 AUD and case is Fractal Design Define 7 Compact TG Dark Tint  

And the power supply definitely is overkill but I plan on adding to this as time goes on and wanted to have ample power to satisfy my pc’s needs 

[Toilet baby]

23 minutes ago, rapidkillerx said:

id get a bigger (1tb) nvme ssd, other than that pretty solid

 

23 minutes ago, Matty2048 said:

yeah all looks good no major issues maybe more ssd

 

I was thinking about more SSD but I didn't think it was relevant because I was just going to use it for my os but seeing as though a few people have said get more SSD I feel like there is something I'm not understanding 

[rapidkillerx]

5 minutes ago, Toilet baby said:

 

I was thinking about more SSD but I didn't think it was relevant because I was just going to use it for my os but seeing as though a few people have said get more SSD I feel like there is something I'm not understanding 

you should also put your most played games and other used programs on it

[zeusthemoose]

5 minutes ago, Toilet baby said:

 

I was thinking about more SSD but I didn't think it was relevant because I was just going to use it for my os but seeing as though a few people have said get more SSD I feel like there is something I'm not understanding 

It’s good to have your most used programs and games on an ssd to get much better boot times.

[gloop]

1 hour ago, Toilet baby said:

And the power supply definitely is overkill but I plan on adding to this as time goes on and wanted to have ample power to satisfy my pc’s needs 

A 750w PSU is enough unless you have a dumb setup like a oced 10980xe and dual oced 2080tis.

[justinislit]

Amazing built but I say you be better off getting a 750 PSU and try a 1tb NVME SSD>