Need help with Microcenter PC Build

[AnalogCanavity]

I am building a PC build for my friend. I am giving him my old RAM ($50), and he is going to use his GTX 1050 Ti until I sell him my GTX 1080 Ti (prob when ampere comes out), we will also be using his old HDD. It would be preferable if we are able to buy all the parts at the St. Louis Park, MN Microcenter, but some parts from Amazon, Newegg, etc. are ok. (There is a $20 discount if you buy CPU+MOBO at Microcenter). So what do you think of this parts list? He mainly plays War Thunder and other FPS games.

 

Thanks

[Herman Mcpootis]

SSD is overpriced, get a 500GB inland premium for the same price instead.

[YoyoConnor]

31 minutes ago, Zic05 said:

I am building a PC build for my friend. I am giving him my old RAM ($50), and he is going to use his GTX 1050 Ti until I sell him my GTX 1080 Ti (prob when ampere comes out), we will also be using his old HDD. It would be preferable if we are able to buy all the parts at the St. Louis Park, MN Microcenter, but some parts from Amazon, Newegg, etc. are ok. (There is a $20 discount if you buy CPU+MOBO at Microcenter). So what do you think of this parts list? He mainly plays War Thunder and other FPS games.

 

Thanks

if that's in his budget that's a solid build although their is no need for water cooling, the amd stock cooler is fine if he's gonna be using a 1080

[dankmemes]

Dump the AIO

Dump the X570 for a MSI B450 MAX board, doesnt matter which

Do what herman said in regards to the SSD

Also make a PCPartPicker list with the same parts and see if any are cheaper as MicroCenter does price match