Are these parts compatible?

[Hawick]

I checked the motherboard's official manufacturer website and it says "3000Mhz(OC)" ram are supported. On the website it also says "Ryzen 3000 Desktop Ready". Will my Ryzen 5 2600 work without issues? The shop I'm buying from will update BIOS on this board.

 

Could you tell me if everything is gonna work flawlessly in this build?

 

MOBO: ASUS ROG STRIX B450-E GAMING

CPU: AMD RYZEN 5 2600 3.40GHZ AM4 BOX WITH "WRAITH STEAL" COOLER(YD2600BBAFBOX)

RAM: G.SKILL 16GB AEGIS DDR4 3000MHZ CL16 KIT F4-3000C16D-16GISB (2X8 DUAL CHANNEL)

GRAPHICS CARD: ASUS DUAL-RTX2060-A6G-EVO GeForce RTX 2060 6GB GDDR6 Advanced EVO PCI-E
CASE: DEEPCOOL D-SHIELD V2

PSU: CHIEFTEC GPS-700A8 700

 

 

[DailyProcrastinator]

23 minutes ago, Hawick said:

I checked the motherboard's official manufacturer website and it says "3000Mhz(OC)" ram are supported. On the website it also says "Ryzen 3000 Desktop Ready". Will my Ryzen 5 2600 work without issues? The shop I'm buying from will update BIOS on this board.

 

Could you tell me if everything is gonna work flawlessly in this build?

It just means it will support memory OC'd at 3000MHz, doesn't mean a faster kit would not work. And Ryzen 3000 ready means it can support 3rd gen Ryzen, but all your parts are compatible. Although I would recommend changing a few things. What is your budget and location?

[Hawick]

22 minutes ago, TheDailyProcrastinator said:

It just means it will support memory OC'd at 3000MHz, doesn't mean a faster kit would not work. And Ryzen 3000 ready means it can support 3rd gen Ryzen, but all your parts are compatible. Although I would recommend changing a few things. What is your budget and location?

Budapest / Hungary, $850. Suggestions are more than welcome!

[DailyProcrastinator]

3 minutes ago, Hawick said:

Budapest / Hungary, $850. Suggestions are more than welcome!

Okay not sure on retailers there, but something like an MSI B450 Tomahawk MAX would be a better choice for motherboard, and I'm not sure on the price difference but a R5 3600 could be worth it. Also get a better quality PSU, 700W is so overkill, you only need like 550W. I'd look at options like the Corsair CX/CXm (grey label unit not green) and check pricing on the RX 5700, better buy over a 2060S as it usually costs less. 

 

[Hawick]

3 hours ago, TheDailyProcrastinator said:

Okay not sure on retailers there, but something like an MSI B450 Tomahawk MAX would be a better choice for motherboard, and I'm not sure on the price difference but a R5 3600 could be worth it. Also get a better quality PSU, 700W is so overkill, you only need like 550W. I'd look at options like the Corsair CX/CXm (grey label unit not green) and check pricing on the RX 5700, better buy over a 2060S as it usually costs less. 

 

Thanks for the suggestions. I agree with the PSU. I might change that. I also agree with the CPU. I think a Ryzen 5 3600 is a better deal overall, you're right. Honestly I'd buy AMD video cards but ShadowPlay is just so much superior to AMD's Relive that I can't really choose anything else but Nvidia. I dislike AMD Relive so I'd have to buy a capture card if I go with the AMD graphics card. As for the mobo, I need built-in WiFi for when I do not use an ethernet cable, I need Bluetooth for my wireless xbox controller and I don't want to buy a USB bluetooth adapter because I will need all the ports for other things, I also need RAID, which might come in handy one day. It also has 2x M.2 SSD slot w/ heatsink, supports 7.1 surround and I have a 7.1 surround speaker system in my room. It basically suits all my needs. I heard it has great VRM cooling, too.

[DailyProcrastinator]

59 minutes ago, Hawick said:

Thanks for the suggestions. I agree with the PSU. I might change that. I also agree with the CPU. I think a Ryzen 5 3600 is a better deal overall, you're right. Honestly I'd buy AMD video cards but ShadowPlay is just so much superior to AMD's Relive that I can't really choose anything else but Nvidia. I dislike AMD Relive so I'd have to buy a capture card if I go with the AMD graphics card. As for the mobo, I need built-in WiFi for when I do not use an ethernet cable, I need Bluetooth for my wireless xbox controller and I don't want to buy a USB bluetooth adapter because I will need all the ports for other things, I also need RAID, which might come in handy one day. It also has 2x M.2 SSD slot w/ heatsink, supports 7.1 surround and I have a 7.1 surround speaker system in my room. It basically suits all my needs. I heard it has great VRM cooling, too.

Okay yeah then stick with that motherboard or go B550, otherwise change those other parts and everything else will be all good!

 

For more of a guideline on selecting a PSU check out this list:

I recommend tier B+ or higher if possible.