Building my First Gaming PC need some tips

[Xerxey]

▪Intel Core i5-9600KF 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor - 9 MB - LGA1151

 

▪ASUS ROG Strix Z390-E Gaming with Intel Z390 ATX Motherboard LGA1151

 

▪Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz

 

▪CORSAIR RM Series RM750 Power Supply - 80 PLUS Gold - 

 

▪Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Super

 

▪Seagate - Barracuda 4TB Internal SATA Hard Drive 

 

▪CORSAIR ML Series ML120 PRO LED 1

 

▪CORSAIR ML Series ML140 PRO RGB 2X

 

▪CORSAIR Hydro Series H150i PRO Liquid CPU Cooler Processor liquid cooling system

 

▪ASUS TUF Gaming GT501 Mid-Tower Case

 

 

[Xerxey]

I did some research and got what I want. Just looking for tips and possible better choices. First time building and I don't want to mess up.

[DrCanada]

7 minutes ago, Xerxey said:

I did some research and got what I want. Just looking for tips and possible better choices. First time building and I don't want to mess up.

Have you thought about an ssd?

[Jedimaster99]

Tip #1: Go AMD. I've used Intel for years and switched to an AMD system a while ago, and it is definitely worth it. higher performance and lower price. No Intel product currently competes with an AMD product within it's price point, by nearly any metric, by a landslide.

 

Tip#2: Get an M.2 or at least a SATA SSD. For your price point you'll be infuriated with the speed of an HDD.

 

Tip#3: You don't need liquid cooling (unless you are doing heavy overclocking) or RGB (it can become a HUGE money trap for most people) with the money you have spent on RGB and water cooling, you could significantly upgrade your GPU and your CPU.

 

Tip#4 The RAM you picked is really over priced. Stick with some G.skill ripjaw or something less flashy and you'll save ~10-20% on RAM

[SavageNeo]

budget and country? Ryzen is no-brainer in under 2000dollar gaming pc's. AMD ryzen will deliver much better performance than intel can (in budget builds) and ryzen comes with decent stoc cooler so you wont have to buy a new cooler.

[Damien_X]

Just now, Jedimaster99 said:

Tip #1: Go AMD. I've used Intel for years and switched to an AMD system a while ago, and it is definitely worth it. higher performance and lower price. No Intel product currently competes with an AMD product within it's price point, by nearly any metric, by a landslide.

 

Tip#2: Get an M.2 or at least a SATA SSD. For your price point you'll be infuriated with the speed of an HDD.

 

Tip#3: You don't need liquid cooling (unless you are doing heavy overclocking) or RGB (it can become a HUGE money trap for most people) with the money you have spent on RGB and water cooling, you could significantly upgrade your GPU and your CPU.

 

Tip#4 The RAM you picked is really over priced. Stick with some G.skill ripjaw or something less flashy and you'll save ~10-20% on RAM

Well. the core i3 9100-F is a great deal, at only 75$. i only agree for the ryzen 5s

[Xerxey]

9 minutes ago, Jedimaster99 said:

Tip #1: Go AMD. I've used Intel for years and switched to an AMD system a while ago, and it is definitely worth it. higher performance and lower price. No Intel product currently competes with an AMD product within it's price point, by nearly any metric, by a landslide.

 

Tip#2: Get an M.2 or at least a SATA SSD. For your price point you'll be infuriated with the speed of an HDD.

 

Tip#3: You don't need liquid cooling (unless you are doing heavy overclocking) or RGB (it can become a HUGE money trap for most people) with the money you have spent on RGB and water cooling, you could significantly upgrade your GPU and your CPU.

 

Tip#4 The RAM you picked is really over priced. Stick with some G.skill ripjaw or something less flashy and you'll save ~10-20% on RAM

I appreciate the tips. Is there fans that have good performance and little sound compared to the ML120, 140? If there is a better price point than RGB fans it'll be nice to know. 

[Jedimaster99]

Noctua fans are always fantastic

[Xerxey]

- AMD Ryzen 3600x unlocked (with Wraith cooler)$199.99 OR AMD Ryzen 5 1600 (with cooler)$85.00

- Sapphire 11293-03-40G Radeon Nitro+ Rx 5700 Xt $439.00

- Samsung 970 EVO SSD 500GB $99.99

-  (B450 Tomahawk) $114.97

- G.skill RipJaws 2x8 (16GB) $77.99

- Seagate 2TB HDD $49.99

-Asus Tuf Mid tower $169.99

Thermaltake 80+ Gold 700W $139.63

Around $1,620.42 on Amazon 

Any recommended Monitors around $200-300?

Edited April 17, 2020 by Xerxey

[Xerxey]

On 4/11/2020 at 10:45 AM, Jedimaster99 said:

Noctua fans are always fantastic

Is this better than what It was? Above this comment.