First build completed!

[LordWk]

Its the first time I build a computer, and not without any trouble... 

 (The problem was that I didnt plug one of the extensions of the Motherboard)

 

But here are the final results!!!

 

Specs:

 

Ryzen 5 3600 with Stock Cooler (for now)

Asus ROG STRIX B450F

MSI RX 5700 MECH OC GP

Kingston HyperX 3200Mhz CL 16

Kingston A2000 250GB M.2 SSD

Seagate Barracuda 1TB 7200RPM

Kolink Enclave 700W G FM

MSI MAG Vampiric 010X

 

 

It is indeed a major jump from my i5 6300HQ quad core and GTX 1060, I went from 1069 points in CineBench R20 to 3768 points, with no overclock. Just -0.06250 Voltage Offset

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Never had the courage to build one by myself but I finally did it!

[MadAnt250]

15 minutes ago, LordWk said:

-0.06250 Voltage Offset

Nice. I did -0.108v, it helps a bit by 3 degrees or so.

[Statik]

Good cable management.

 

I would recommend using a velcro strap or something to tie that loose bit on your PCIE cable neatly away, and maybe tuck in your CPU fan cables, and whatever else in that area around the VRM heatsink, and get some nice 90 degree corners on them.

[LordWk]

15 minutes ago, MadAnt250 said:

Nice. I did -0.108v, it helps a bit by 3 degrees or so.

I tried going a bit lower and it helped a lot in temps, right now running Cinebench r20 it goes up to 80 degrees. With -0.1v it went down to 75 but the performance took a very significant hit.

7 minutes ago, Statik said:

Good cable management.

 

I would recommend using a velcro strap or something to tie that loose bit on your PCIE cable neatly away, and maybe tuck in your CPU fan cables, and whatever else in that area around the VRM heatsink, and get some nice 90 degree corners on them.

Yeah that PCIE cable its already hidden, I used another Zip tie to make it like there is none because it looked so ugly to see that cable just hanging there hahaha