Building a new PC with the Parts that I already have

[Getded21]

Hi guys, I'm looking for some help and suggestions on how to build a  new PC with the Parts I already have (since I gave the old parts of my PC to my brother). I have made some research, but I was wondering if you could help me out. The purpose of this build is only for Gaming and I'm working in the price range of the suggested components, also I'm from Bosnia so its pretty hard to get the similar prices like in the US/UK. I'll use it only on one Monitor and I have the needed Peripherals and Case.

 

I have :

GeForce® GTX 1060 WINDFORCE OC 6G  (I want to build around it)

2x Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO 8 GB 3200 MHz (16-18-18-36)  (I want to run it on 3200 MHz if possible)

 

and now  I was thinking of buying :

Processor: Ryzen 7 2700x

Motherboard: MSI b450 tomahawk

SSD(myb M.2?): I'm still looking…

PSU: I'm still looking....

 

Looking forward to your suggestions 

thanks in advance 

 

 

[RyanLewisBull]

If you are looking to overclock the cpu I would recomend a aftermarket cooler, also if you are looking for a cheap case I would highly recommend the Spec Delta RGB

[Getded21]

 

1 minute ago, Bullzy said:

If you are looking to overclock the cpu I would recomend a aftermarket cooler, also if you are looking for a cheap case I would highly recommend the Spec Delta RGB

Thanks, I was thinking of overclocking but nothing spectacular

PS:  the case looks great ill look into it. 

[boggy77]

for gaming only i'd look at either a 2600 or a 3600, depending on your budget. the 2700 doesn't make much sense, unless it's almost the same price as the 2600.

again, m.2 for gaming is only worth it if it's a similar price to a sata ssd.

for psu, a corsair cx550 should be good if you can find one

[Getded21]

On 1/28/2020 at 2:27 PM, boggy77 said:

for gaming only i'd look at either a 2600 or a 3600, depending on your budget. the 2700 doesn't make much sense, unless it's almost the same price as the 2600.

again, m.2 for gaming is only worth it if it's a similar price to a sata ssd.

for psu, a corsair cx550 should be good if you can find one

Thank you, I changed to 2600x (if the X is needed at all) and will take a Corsair cx550 PSU 

for the Storage ill go simply SSD 

[boggy77]

5 minutes ago, Getded21 said:

Thank you, I changed to 2600x (if the X is needed at all) and will take a Corsair cx550 PSU 

for the Storage ill go simply SSD 

The x has a spightly better cooler, so the cpu can boost a bit higher. I'd get the x if it's no more than $20more than the non-x