New PC build

[Kumaz]

Hi guys i'm making a gaming PC for the first time and was asking for someones help. These are the parts I am getting and I want to know if they are all compatible and uses the full potential of each component, thanks.

[NineEyeRon]

What are you going to use it for?

 

Seems short on storage, especially A SSD for game library.

[notenoughtv]

Are you just gaming in this PC?

I would personally spend less on a 2600 and a cheaper B450 board unless you really want the ROG look

And what ever you save on that goes to the GPU

[m0oble]

post in new builds and planning next time,

 

the ssd seems a bit low, i'd do at least 500gb.

 

also please put the parts on pcpartpicker.com

 

[colonel_mortis]

Moved to New Builds and Planning

[Kumaz]

On 3/3/2020 at 10:03 AM, Ultrasnoop said:

Q: how much will that cost

i'm doing the same thing except i have $1.3G AUD saving to the end of the year now till i buy, the build i have at the moment cost just over $2G AUD without peripherals

 

your build looks good to me but i know not much about the compatibility.

Its going to cost about 1.4k - 1.5k

[boggy77]

don't get the asus b450 motherboard, it's crap. get a msi b450 a-pro, gaming plus or tomahawk max, or a asus x570. also, the 1660 super is much better than the 1660 and it's usually similarly priced.