500USD Gaming PC check.

[Akira Shimazu]

Planing to build budget 1440P gaming 60fps ; Subnautica. minecraft. Fortntie. WatchDOg. Steep. Witcher 3 and Hitman

 

is this componnent enough?

2300X 

MSI b450m Pro VDH MAX
Klevv DDR4 3200mhz 8GB dual

Adata SU650 250GB SSD

VenomRX fury Case M-atx

Zotac 1650Super

COrsair CX 550W. << is there any 550W PSU that is cheaper but same quaility?

[MartinKweh]

2300x? Is that the oem part? If you can loom for a 1600af or even a 2600. that would be grades better than that. 

[TwilightRavens]

1 minute ago, Wolfycapt said:

Planing to build budget 1440P gaming 60fps ; Subnautica. minecraft. Fortntie. WatchDOg. Steep. Witcher 3 and Hitman

 

is this componnent enough?

2300X 

MSI b450m Pro VDH MAX
Klevv DDR4 3200mhz 8GB dual

Adata SU650 250GB SSD

VenomRX fury Case M-atx

Zotac 1650Super

COrsair CX 550W. << is there any 550W PSU that is cheaper but same quaility?

A 1650S ain’t gonna cut it for 1440p 60 fps as much as I hate to say, you’ll be looking at minimum a 1660S, or RX 5700. 
 

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/evga-600w-atx-12v-eps-12v-80-plus-power-supply-black/8511029.p?skuId=8511029&ref=212&loc=1&ref=212&loc=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjws_r0BRCwARIsAMxfDRj9RcHSxvv7dw533vWdu9jgf4lO7BHTgX3yUI-9tKOoceVOpXoOD0UaAuw3EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 Would be a good option

[Himommies]

If you really want to get the best FPS, go grab refurbished prebuilt with a xeon or a 4790k for like 100-200 ish and then buy a PSU and spend the rest of your money on the best GPU possible

[Akira Shimazu]

15 minutes ago, MartinKweh said:

2300x? Is that the oem part? If you can loom for a 1600af or even a 2600. that would be grades better than that. 

what's an OEM. 1600Af isnt available but 2600 does. im going to find 1600AF pretty rare here.

 

17 minutes ago, TwilightRavens said:

A 1650S ain’t gonna cut it for 1440p 60 fps as much as I hate to say, you’ll be looking at minimum a 1660S, or RX 5700. 
 

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/evga-600w-atx-12v-eps-12v-80-plus-power-supply-black/8511029.p?skuId=8511029&ref=212&loc=1&ref=212&loc=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjws_r0BRCwARIsAMxfDRj9RcHSxvv7dw533vWdu9jgf4lO7BHTgX3yUI-9tKOoceVOpXoOD0UaAuw3EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 Would be a good option

well im looking at price if it too. high then im going 1080P. how about 1060.?. and how aobut Bequiet! U9? is cheaper.

[TwilightRavens]

2 minutes ago, Wolfycapt said:

what's an OEM. 1600Af isnt available but 2600 does. im going to find 1600AF pretty rare here.

 

well im looking at price if it too. high then im going 1080P. how about 1060.?. and how aobut Bequiet! U9? is cheaper.

For 1080p a 1650S would be adequate, for 1440p minimum I could recommend as far as the used market goes would be a GTX 1070 or 1070 ti. A 1060 performs about the same as a 1650S.

[Bombastinator]

11 minutes ago, Wolfycapt said:

what's an OEM. 1600Af isnt available but 2600 does. im going to find 1600AF pretty rare here.

 

well im looking at price if it too. high then im going 1080P. how about 1060.?. and how aobut Bequiet! U9? is cheaper.

OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer.  A prebuilt, generally.

I’ve never heard of a 2300, but AMD will so specific chips for big companies like dell and give them special numbers.  There are also certain chips sold in certain places not everyone can get.  The 3500 is one example.  It’s a 3600 with smt turned off.  A 6/6 like the intel 9400.  It’s sold in some Asian countries but you can’t get them in North America or Europe.

 

i looked the thing up and there’s benchmarks and news:

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-3-2300x-oem-general-public. Apparently it used to be OEM but that is changing.

andandtech did a review as well.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13945/the-amd-ryzen-5-2500x-and-ryzen-3-2300x-cpu-review

 

the thing is apparently 4/4 which would make it like an 8th gen i5 but slower. A good bit slower than a 2400g.  AMD quit making 14nm 1600s and switched to a 12nm process so any 1600 manufactured after a certain date is a 1600af.  They’re not marked any different than old 14nm 1600s.  The only way to tell is if the serial number ends in AF. (which is why they’re called that)

[Akira Shimazu]

7 hours ago, Bombastinator said:

OEM = Original Equipment Manufacturer.  A prebuilt, generally.

I’ve never heard of a 2300, but AMD will so specific chips for big companies like dell and give them special numbers.  There are also certain chips sold in certain places not everyone can get.  The 3500 is one example.  It’s a 3600 with smt turned off.  A 6/6 like the intel 9400.  It’s sold in some Asian countries but you can’t get them in North America or Europe.

 

i looked the thing up and there’s benchmarks and news:

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-ryzen-3-2300x-oem-general-public. Apparently it used to be OEM but that is changing.

andandtech did a review as well.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13945/the-amd-ryzen-5-2500x-and-ryzen-3-2300x-cpu-review

 

the thing is apparently 4/4 which would make it like an 8th gen i5 but slower. A good bit slower than a 2400g.  AMD quit making 14nm 1600s and switched to a 12nm process so any 1600 manufactured after a certain date is a 1600af.  They’re not marked any different than old 14nm 1600s.  The only way to tell is if the serial number ends in AF. (which is why they’re called that)

so its 2300x okay? it 300mhz higher than 2200G with apparently same price here.

 

8 hours ago, TwilightRavens said:

For 1080p a 1650S would be adequate, for 1440p minimum I could recommend as far as the used market goes would be a GTX 1070 or 1070 ti. A 1060 performs about the same as a 1650S.

guess its high bump from 1080p to 1440p

[Bombastinator]

1 hour ago, Wolfycapt said:

so its 2300x okay? it 300mhz higher than 2200G with apparently same price here.

 

guess its high bump from 1080p to 1440p

2300 according to what data I can see is 4/4 while the 2400g is 4/8.  

[Bombastinator]

This video may be pertinent for this. AMD is releasing new low end stuff.