My first build almost done, but which last parts should I choose???

[Thimo.K]

2 minutes ago, wolfff said:

ziet er goed uit maat! (looks good mate!) i personally am not a big fan of seasonic altho theyre okay. take a look if you can get a corsair gold psu for that price. corsairs customer service and warranty is amazing and their psus are very reliable

Thank kerel! I have found 1 other corsair PSU's but i dont know if it is pretty good aswell? 
The one i found is the "Corsair TX550M V2 PSU" for 71 euros on Megekko.
Would that be a better choice?
 

[martward]

First of all, it's a nice system. I do have a couple of thoughts though:

- If you can spare another €20 euro, I'd opt for a 650W power supply so you don't have to upgrade that for another 10 years.

- If you are not planning on upgrading in the near future, I would probably go with an intel i5-10400F. It's a bit faster for gaming, a bit slower for productivity and it really doesn't matter for programming. It'll save you about €50 and you can get away with slower RAM so that'll save you even more.

- If you are planning to upgrade the CPU in the future, I'd suggest getting a B550 motherboard unless it's way more expensive. That way you're not dependent on BIOS updates if you do plan to swap out the 3600 for a 5000 series CPU in the future.

 

Lekker bezig en success

[Thimo.K]

4 minutes ago, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

That case is terrible.

 

Everything else seems fine.

Thanks thats good to know, I saw a couple of people that said its a good budget case but it also has some flaws.
Do you know a better case you would reccomend?

[Thimo.K]

5 minutes ago, martward said:

First of all, it's a nice system. I do have a couple of thoughts though:

- If you can spare another €20 euro, I'd opt for a 650W power supply so you don't have to upgrade that for another 10 years.

- If you are not planning on upgrading in the near future, I would probably go with an intel i5-10400F. It's a bit faster for gaming, a bit slower for productivity and it really doesn't matter for programming. It'll save you about €50 and you can get away with slower RAM so that'll save you even more.

- If you are planning to upgrade the CPU in the future, I'd suggest getting a B550 motherboard unless it's way more expensive. That way you're not dependent on BIOS updates if you do plan to swap out the 3600 for a 5000 series CPU in the future.

 

Lekker bezig en success

Thanks! I am not planning on upgrading anytime soon so thats also why I went with a b450 board. The i5-10400F is a good suggestion I see thanks!
I would not know a good build for the processor tho, do you maybe know a good one? And if so what would that save me in costs?
I looked at the benchmark of the 2 CPU's and like you said the 2 are identical and the intel one is a bit cheaper so that would be a good option!

[martward]

5 minutes ago, Thimo.K said:

Thanks! I am not planning on upgrading anytime soon so thats also why I went with a b450 board. The i5-10400F is a good suggestion I see thanks!
I would not know a good build for the processor tho, do you maybe know a good one? And if so what would that save me in costs?
I looked at the benchmark of the 2 CPU's and like you said the 2 are identical and the intel one is a bit cheaper so that would be a good option!

The only thing you'd have to change are the CPU and the motherboard. I'd pick a nice motherboard with a B460 chipset and 4 RAM slots (for future upgradability), for example the Asus Prime B460M-A. You could probably then save a couple of € on RAM as well. Every motherboard has a support page where you can find memory that has been tested and verified to work at certain speeds on that motherboard, so I would only pick the RAM after you know for sure what motherboard you plan to buy. All in all it should save you at least €50, since that's the difference in CPU cost and you should be able to get a nice motherboard for about €80.

[Thimo.K]

30 minutes ago, martward said:

The only thing you'd have to change are the CPU and the motherboard. I'd pick a nice motherboard with a B460 chipset and 4 RAM slots (for future upgradability), for example the Asus Prime B460M-A. You could probably then save a couple of € on RAM as well. Every motherboard has a support page where you can find memory that has been tested and verified to work at certain speeds on that motherboard, so I would only pick the RAM after you know for sure what motherboard you plan to buy. All in all it should save you at least €50, since that's the difference in CPU cost and you should be able to get a nice motherboard for about €80.

Thanks for the nice explanation, I will definitely consider to buy the intel i5-10400F but for some reason I think I will stick to the Ryzen 5 3600.
Do you maybe know already if for example 8gb ram would be enough? If not no problem! I will look into it myself!
Thanks for the great edvice etc!

[Thimo.K]

30 minutes ago, VEXICUS said:

You have already made multiple posts for a single topic.

 

I would suggest you to stick with a single post. Also I have recommended a build for you there.

 

I know and I saw your recommended build there, thanks again for that. I adjusted my build based on the things people suggested and so I started this new post because this was my final list I am/was 95% sure of I am going to buy. I wanted to know if this new list would be a good choice and if there are things I didnt see (maybe some incompatibilities for example). Thats why I started a new post, I am sorry if thats not the way to do it.

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

1 hour ago, Thimo.K said:

Thanks thats good to know, I saw a couple of people that said its a good budget case but it also has some flaws.
Do you know a better case you would reccomend?

It has really poor airflow. Gamers Nexus modded it's big brother.

 

 

I'm not seeing a lot of other options in Netherlands. Maybe these two:

 

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/Yn7CmG/thermaltake-case-ca1d400s1nn00

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/vPp323/fractal-design-focus-g-mini-black-microatx-mini-tower-case-fd-ca-focus-mini-bk-w

 

And if you have access to Amazon.de then maybe this:

 

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/vDhmP6/cooler-master-masterbox-mb311l-argb-microatx-mid-tower-case-mcb-b311l-kgnn-s02

[Thimo.K]

4 minutes ago, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

It has really poor airflow. Gamers Nexus modded it's big brother.

 

 

I'm not seeing a lot of other options in Netherlands. Maybe these two:

 

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/Yn7CmG/thermaltake-case-ca1d400s1nn00

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/vPp323/fractal-design-focus-g-mini-black-microatx-mini-tower-case-fd-ca-focus-mini-bk-w

 

And if you have access to Amazon.de then maybe this:

 

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/vDhmP6/cooler-master-masterbox-mb311l-argb-microatx-mid-tower-case-mcb-b311l-kgnn-s02

Thanks for taking the time on looking for some good options for me!
Its good to know that it is not a good case. I also saw the "Thermaltake Versa H15 Window" and it is priced at 50 euros so only 10 euros more.
The cooler-master one you found on amazond.de can also be found on a dutch site for 76 euros. But for that same price I would buy the Corsair Carbide 275R Airflow wich was my previous choice for an ATX build. Do you think the Thermaltake would be a good option then?

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

3 minutes ago, Thimo.K said:

Do you think the Thermaltake would be a good option then?

It's my least favorite of the options, but still better than the Q300L.

[Thimo.K]

12 minutes ago, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

It's my least favorite of the options, but still better than the Q300L.

I think I will just go with that one then unless you maybe have a different option? Because I dont want to spend huge amount on the case, the maxmimum I want to spend on it with the mATX is ~60 Euros. Do you think the Termaltake would do fine or should I choose another one? (Keep in mind I will put in 2 fans for in the front because it only comes with 1 rear fan if i read correctly)

[Thimo.K]

I am also thinking about then maybe just going with the case i mentioned before, the Corsair Carbide 275R Airflow Black because it already comes with 2 front and 1 rear fan(s). It will then even safe me a bit of money on buying an extra case fan. 

[Hairless Monkey Boy]

1 minute ago, Thimo.K said:

I am also thinking about then maybe just going with the case i mentioned before, the Corsair Carbide 275R Airflow Black because it already comes with 2 front and 1 rear fan(s). It will then even safe me a bit of money on buying an extra case fan. 

The 275R Airflow is a good case.

 

I gave it another look and I found a couple more worth considering. I really like the look of the NR400, especially.

 

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/ngwkcf/bitfenix-nova-mesh-atx-mid-tower-case-bfc-nvm-300-wwxkw-rp

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/kPjJ7P/cooler-master-masterbox-nr400-wo-odd-microatx-mid-tower-case-mcb-nr400-kgnn-s00

[Thimo.K]

4 minutes ago, HairlessMonkeyBoy said:

The 275R Airflow is a good case.

 

I gave it another look and I found a couple more worth considering. I really like the look of the NR400, especially.

 

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/ngwkcf/bitfenix-nova-mesh-atx-mid-tower-case-bfc-nvm-300-wwxkw-rp

https://nl.pcpartpicker.com/product/kPjJ7P/cooler-master-masterbox-nr400-wo-odd-microatx-mid-tower-case-mcb-nr400-kgnn-s00

Wow thanks for looking into it for me this much. I maybe should have mentioned that I would like a more dark/black type of case. The NR400 look really neat!
I think I will choose between the Corsair one and this NR400 one. Anyway thanks for the time and suggestions it helped alot! I think my build will be done for ordering once I decide what case I will go with. Thank you very much!

[Slottr]

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