Rate my build

[Icemonster26]

Cpu= Ryzen 5 2600

Cpu cooler=Corsair h100i pro RGB

Motherboard=ROG Strix B450-F Gaming

RAM=Corsair Vengeance RGB pro 16GB 3200MHz

Graphics Card= Asus Dual GeForce GTX 1660Ti OC edition 6gb gddr6

PSU= Corsair HX750i

Harddrive= WD blue 2tb

SSD1=Corsair MP510 240GB NVMe 

SSD2= None

Case= Corsair Carbide 300r (most likely to be upgraded soon for more space inside for the radiator)

 

[191x7]

Rate for what?

 

It's a decent mid-range PC.

[Icemonster26]

4 minutes ago, 191x7 said:

Rate for what?

 

It's a decent mid-range PC.

i was just wondering if its decent

[Princess Luna]

15 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

NVMe

Not needed, if saving money on non-NVMe m.2 was good in anyway you could have gone without it.

 

22 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

Cpu cooler=Corsair h100i pro RGB

Overpriced, only good for aesthetics, would have gone with a great Air Cooler of similar price point as it'd be much more durable, colder and silent.

23 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

Cpu= Ryzen 5 2600

Greatest value CPU right now it's always an amazing pick it can guarantee 60fps on any game you want and will do a good job on general usage, might struggle to do higher refresh rates outside light e-sports though.

24 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

Motherboard=ROG Strix B450-F Gaming

Overpriced motherboard however at least it's a safe choice as far b450 chipset boards go.

24 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

RAM=Corsair Vengeance RGB pro 16GB 3200MHz

Great memory configuration for a Ryzen based system.

25 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

Graphics Card= Asus Dual GeForce GTX 1660Ti OC edition 6gb gddr6

It's alright, but a little bit bad value, the GTX 1660 overclocked is very close to the GTX 1660 Ti, the RTX 2060 is not that much more expensive but offers significant boost.

25 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

PSU= Corsair HX750i

Completely overkill power supply for the system but being this one of the most important hardware in any computer it's never a bad idea get something worthy.

26 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

Harddrive= WD blue 2tb

Standard mass storage solution, nothing wrong with it.

[LukeSavenije]

17 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

i was just wondering if its decent

it's decent, but overpriced on some sides

[MeatFeastMan]

Swap out the HX750i, use an rmx650 psu instead (I assume you want to overclock still). Then use the money saved on the psu to upgrade the gpu to a vega 56 as it's a much better option than the 1660ti is in terms of value at the moment.

[PopsicleHustler]

AIO, NVME and PSU are unnecessary overkill. You could've bough decent air cooler, lower wattage PSU(550W would've been plenty) and normal Sata SSD.

 

Saved money could've been spent on a higher tier GPU.

[Dedayog]

44 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

Not needed, if saving money on non-NVMe m.2 was good in anyway you could have gone without it.

 

Overpriced, only good for aesthetics, would have gone with a great Air Cooler of similar price point as it'd be much more durable, colder and silent.

Greatest value CPU right now it's always an amazing pick it can guarantee 60fps on any game you want and will do a good job on general usage, might struggle to do higher refresh rates outside light e-sports though.

Overpriced motherboard however at least it's a safe choice as far b450 chipset boards go.

Great memory configuration for a Ryzen based system.

It's alright, but a little bit bad value, the GTX 1660 overclocked is very close to the GTX 1660 Ti, the RTX 2060 is not that much more expensive but offers significant boost.

Completely overkill power supply for the system but being this one of the most important hardware in any computer it's never a bad idea get something worthy.

Standard mass storage solution, nothing wrong with it.

Wouldn't the 1660TI overclocked be much better than the 1660 overclocked? 

 

If you OC one, why compare it to a stock other?  

 

To OP, it's decent with some things I would have done different.  5/10.

[Princess Luna]

2 minutes ago, jstudrawa said:

If you OC one, why compare it to a stock other? 

Here is the thing about it, the GTX 1660 Ti is in a way an 'overclocked' GTX 1660, the headroom on a GTX 1660 Ti is much narrow than the headroom available overclocking the GTX 1660.

 

A good chunk of the GTX 1660 limitation is the VRAM clock which overclocked matches the 1660 Ti which is already as high as it gets for the most part.

 

That is why it evens out so close.

[Dedayog]

Just now, Princess Cadence said:

Here is the thing about it, the GTX 1660 Ti is in a way an 'overclocked' GTX 1660, the headroom on a GTX 1660 Ti is much narrow than the headroom available overclocking the GTX 1660.

 

That is why it evens out so close.

Gotcha, good info to know.  Thank you.

[Icemonster26]

2 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

Not needed, if saving money on non-NVMe m.2 was good in anyway you could have gone without it.

 

Overpriced, only good for aesthetics, would have gone with a great Air Cooler of similar price point as it'd be much more durable, colder and silent.

Greatest value CPU right now it's always an amazing pick it can guarantee 60fps on any game you want and will do a good job on general usage, might struggle to do higher refresh rates outside light e-sports though.

Overpriced motherboard however at least it's a safe choice as far b450 chipset boards go.

Great memory configuration for a Ryzen based system.

It's alright, but a little bit bad value, the GTX 1660 overclocked is very close to the GTX 1660 Ti, the RTX 2060 is not that much more expensive but offers significant boost.

Completely overkill power supply for the system but being this one of the most important hardware in any computer it's never a bad idea get something worthy.

Standard mass storage solution, nothing wrong with it.

what if i was playing a very demanding game, would the ryzen 5 2600x do a better job? 

[Princess Luna]

2 minutes ago, Icemonster26 said:

what if i was playing a very demanding game, would the ryzen 5 2600x do a better job? 

Not really the 2600 and 2600X are essentially identical, the 100mhz difference in overclocking between the two will not warrant any meaningful difference.

 

Since games also only cares about single threaded performance for the most part throwing more cores at it with a Ryzen 7 wouldn't help either so the only way would be go Intel but that's unneeded for the GPU tier you're going for.

 

So all in all it's balanced.