Ryzen build

[Pc kid]

Hi!

So I’m building a new pc and I have already chosen all the parts but I’m not sure if I have made a good decision. I have some older parts I have from my previous build, such as: psu: 500w be quiet system 9 and gpu: GTX 1060 6gb, and they still work very well. 

The parts I have chosen so far:

CPU: 

AMD Ryzen 2700

 

MOBO: 

Asus rog b450-f gaming

 

RAM:

Corsair vengeance rgb 16gb ddr4 3200MHz

 

Storage:

Samsung evo 970 500gb

 

Case:

nzxt 510

 

If you have any suggestions or comments please do not hesitate to comment:)

[Nocte]

There are better motherboards in the market at that price (e.g. tomahawk). The 2700 is a good CPU, I would probably get a 3600 over a 2700 though.

[boggy77]

Samsung ssd's are overpriced. There are cheaper options with similar performance. Agree with @Nocte 's points on cpu and mobo

[Pc kid]

What ssd would you recommend buying?

[Pc kid]

4 minutes ago, Nocte said:

There are better motherboards in the market at that price (e.g. tomahawk). The 2700 is a good CPU, I would probably get a 3600 over a 2700 though.

I chose the 2700 because the higher core count, good for video editing.

[boggy77]

3 minutes ago, Pc kid said:

What ssd would you recommend buying?

Corsair 510, inland premium, sabrent rocket, silicon power a80, teamgroup 34, hp 920/950, adata 8200

[Nocte]

4 minutes ago, Pc kid said:

I chose the 2700 because the higher core count, good for video editing.

Multicore difference between 2700 and 3600 is not that wide.

https://youtu.be/7AbNeht4tAE?t=1320

 

Look at this and you decide if worse single core performance is worth it for slight gains in multicore. You know your workload better than us.

[Pc kid]

7 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

Corsair 510, inland premium, sabrent rocket, silicon power a80, teamgroup 34, hp 920/950, adata 8200

I chose the Samsung 970 evo because it had fast upload and download speeds.

would the ssd’s you recommended have the same/similar performance.

[Pc kid]

25 minutes ago, boggy77 said:

Corsair 510, inland premium, sabrent rocket, silicon power a80, teamgroup 34, hp 920/950, adata 8200

Would this ssd be good?

XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB 3D NAND NVMe

[boggy77]

8 hours ago, Pc kid said:

Would this ssd be good?

XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB 3D NAND NVMe

Yes, very good. Similar performance to the samsung, but cheaper