Newbie building a new pc

[Rlx1_balamansa]

Hi folks, 

I'll sell my old pc and start to build a mid to high end new one, focused on gaming mainly, perhaps some streaming or music recording sometimes, and want ur opinion (if u change any parts etc) about the hardware/peripherals i'm thinking of buying.
I'm from brazil (sorry for my shitty english), and the prices aroud here are a bit different/strange in comparision to another countries , so there's no problem giving ur opinion based on the prices in U$ etc.
Case: Cooler Master NR600
CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 ('ll overclock to 4.2ghz) (Already bought)
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 black(for handling the oc temps)
GPU: Probably 2070s
RAM: 2x8 g.skill 3200mhz cl14 ('ll try oc to 3600mhz)
MOBO: x570 TUF(non wifi), x570 elite probably (both affordable prices and good enough vrm for oc)
Audio Interface: Behringer UM2 (to recording my guitar and mic, due to the phantom power required)
Headset: Arcano SHP 300
Mic: BM800 (probably)
PSU: 650w (probably one of these two: https://www.kabum.com.br/cgi-local/site/produtos/descricao_ofertas.cgi?codigo=92714 ~ https://www.kabum.com.br/cgi-local/site/produtos/descricao_ofertas.cgi?codigo=79117)

Thank you
 

[SupaKomputa]

Sounds good. The hyper 212 needs a adapter for it to work with ryzen.

The stock cooler is good bytheway, why don't you try it first.

[Devin92]

you probly need a beefier cooler than CM hyper 212 to overclock to 4.2ghz. Hyper212 is thought to have similar performance compared to the stock cooler came with the CPU. something decent from Noctua will be better.

1 minute ago, SupaKomputa said:

Sounds good. The hyper 212 needs a adapter for it to work with ryzen.

The stock cooler is good bytheway, why don't you try it first.

stock cooler can support 4.2ghz OC for 3600?

[SupaKomputa]

Just now, Devin92 said:

stock cooler can support 4.2ghz OC for 3600?

Since they downgraded the stock cooler with a non copper based one, i don't think so, but he can give it a try.

[yaop117]

I'm not sure about the CPU cooler, but the rest of the build looks good.
If it's within your budget, i highly recommend getting a cooler from Noctua. They are my go-to for CPU coolers.

[Rlx1_balamansa]

guess 'll  give it a try first with the stock

 

[Rlx1_balamansa]

5 minutes ago, yaop117 said:

I'm not sure about the CPU cooler, but the rest of the build looks good.
If it's within your budget, i highly recommend getting a cooler from Noctua. They are my go-to for CPU coolers.

the problem is that i can't find any noctua/scythe/be quit coolers here... prob have to import them

 

[Rlx1_balamansa]

16 minutes ago, yaop117 said:

I'm not sure about the CPU cooler, but the rest of the build looks good.
If it's within your budget, i highly recommend getting a cooler from Noctua. They are my go-to for CPU coolers.

do u have any recomendations at "ok" price? some bang for the buck ones

[yaop117]

29 minutes ago, Rlx1_balamansa said:

do u have any recomendations at "ok" price? some bang for the buck ones

The Cooler Master Hyper 212 has always been my go to "cheap" upgrade... but SupaKomputa is right, you should give the stock cooler a try since you can always upgrade later.