i literally didnt listen to anything in this thread

[_Elon_]

Hello, i live in Australia so think of that in terms of pricing.

 

Do u ppl think this is a good pc for the price (also i dont want used parts unless u ppl think i have nothing to worry about)

[Akira Shimazu]

i prefer B450 Tomahawk or Equivalent. idk good M-ATX mobo

2400mhz is shit. find something like Team-Vulcan with 3200mhz speed.

Cheap SSD? go with Crucial MX500. 

idk about power color but i prefer Sapphire. i guess either way are fine. if you want to spend more you can go 1660 or 5700/XT

I would go Rmx instead of CXM. and 550W at least. but 450 can do fine.

[nextg3n]

for that price only 8gb ram is not enought... also try to get a gold standard PSU atleast...and for that price no gpu... eeem not worth...

[LloydLynx]

Looks like a pretty standard and decent gaming machine, except for the tiny amount of RAM.

[Mark Kaine]

I would stay away from Kingston A400, only bad experience with it so far,  it's very erratic, especially 4k reads/writes... 

 

Crucial SSDs are supposedly much better. 

 

 

PS: also Ryzen processors need minimum 3000MHz DDR4 RAM   so unless you're planning to OC the RAM I'd change that out too. 

 

The PSU is also at the very low end,  I'd go with 550w PSU at least. 

[steelo]

The 2400mhz RAM will 'work' but Ryzen CPU performance is very finicky when it comes to RAM frequency. Personally, I'd try to find at least 3000 mhz memory (and 16 GB total if you can afford it) 

 

I originally had 2400 mhz memory and sold it to purchase 3200 mhz to pair with a R5 2400g. The difference was definitely noticeable.