FIrst PC build

[KAN1102]

This is my very first build...felling confident but would like to know if there's anything better I can build.750$ USD- 48K INR is the budget.

   This is the link to my parts list,pls check: https://in.pcpartpicker.com/list/QfVhP3 

My main requirements are:Mining(nicehash) and content creation.

[XxMLGMASTERxX]

Don't get a a 8 they're not very strong maybe get a 2400g or 2400g they will be much better

[dcgreen2k]

If you don't want a dedicated graphics card, then get one of the AMD Ryzen APUs.

[Slick Daddy]

with this budget you should be able to buy a gpu and that is by far more important than a cpu.  I would suggest ditching the case fan and looking for cheaper ram to buy a gpu.  even a 750 ti will be a noticeable benefit.  I have a 1050 and got it for 110 usd.

[r2724r16]

If you want to mine, you should buy a cheaper CPU, get less ram, and get a graphics card (cpu mining isn't gonna be profitable).

 

If you want to use your pc for content creation, you should be alright with the part list you already have. 

 

If you want to do both, just buy a graphics card on top of you build (assuming you can find one)

[Apepa]

31 minutes ago, KAN1102 said:

This is my very first build...felling confident but would like to know if there's anything better I can build.750$ USD- 48K INR is the budget.

   This is the link to my parts list,pls check: https://in.pcpartpicker.com/list/QfVhP3 

My main requirements are:Mining(nicehash) and content creation.

1. The Carbide 100R comes with 2 case fans included. You don't need to buy another one.

2. Most AMD APUs/CPUs come with an included cooler. There's no point buying an aftermarket one at this budget, especially such a cheap one.

3. Ryzen G would be a much better choice of APU.

 

[brob]

18 minutes ago, Apepa said:

1. The Carbide 100R comes with 2 case fans included. You don't need to buy another one.

2. Most AMD APUs/CPUs come with an included cooler. There's no point buying an aftermarket one at this budget, especially such a cheap one.

3. Ryzen G would be a much better choice of APU.

 

Corsair lists a single 120mm fan (rear) for the 100R; http://www.corsair.com/en-us/carbide-series-100r-mid-tower-case. An intake fan is a good idea.

[KAN1102]

2 minutes ago, brob said:

Corsair lists a single 120mm fan (rear) for the 100R; http://www.corsair.com/en-us/carbide-series-100r-mid-tower-case. An intake fan is a good idea.

ok...also what about exhaust fans....

 

[Apepa]

3 minutes ago, brob said:

Corsair lists a single 120mm fan (rear) for the 100R; http://www.corsair.com/en-us/carbide-series-100r-mid-tower-case. An intake fan is a good idea.

It would appear there is some variation depending on which country you're in: http://www.corsair.com/en-gb/carbide-series-100r-silent-edition-mid-tower-case 

[brob]

4 minutes ago, KAN1102 said:

ok...also what about exhaust fans....

 

The case comes with a 120mm exhaust fan on the rear mount. For the listed build, a single 120mm intake fan is all that needs to be added.

If you can fit a Corsair CX-450 or CXM-450 psu in the budget that would be much better than the EVGA BT.

I agree with @Apepa comments #2 & #3.

 

1 minute ago, Apepa said:

It would appear there is some variation depending on which country you're in: http://www.corsair.com/en-gb/carbide-series-100r-silent-edition-mid-tower-case 

So best check with local supplier.