help Inexperienced builder checking for sanity

[Waffle_Loard]

build:

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Waffle_Loard/saved/fp6N6h

 

Hello I am a relatively inexperienced builder and would like a second opinion on this build before risking it and purchasing all the parts.

I have an SSD on hand already that will be used, I didn't include it in the part list because I did not want to accidentally purchase another.

[yeetus the mighty]

i recommend you to go intel, ill rewrk that list rq gimme 5 mins

edit: that isnt a budget cpu at all my dude you'll want a better psu and a really good gpu in there

other than the fact that theres no gpu on the list it looks fine to me.
warning: ryzen cpu's dont have integrated gpus

[Waffle_Loard]

I forgot to mention, i got the cpu for 200 already 

 

also waiting to find a decent price for a gpu before i buy, that is not my concern

 

 

Edited March 21, 2021 by Waffle_Loard

[8-Bit Ninja]

4 minutes ago, Waffle_Loard said:

I forgot to mention, i got the cpu for 200 already 

 

also waiting to find a decent price for a gpu before i buy, that is not my concern

 

 

Its a solid enough build, you could possibly find a slightly cheaper b450m motherboard, as there's no real benefit for you to buy a b550 chipset on Zen 2 

[CommanderAlex]

That's not a bad build that you have so far. I was going to say you'll need a GPU to even use the computer as there is no iGPU on the 3700X, only Ryzen processors that have a suffix of G, such as the 3200G. 

[yeetus the mighty]

if youre waiting for a decent gpu price have fun waiting for minimum 1 month

[wONKEyeYEs]

13 minutes ago, Waffle_Loard said:

second opinion

If you want you could use 3600MHz RAM.

[Entropy.]

20 minutes ago, Waffle_Loard said:

build:

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Waffle_Loard/saved/fp6N6h

 

Hello I am a relatively inexperienced builder and would like a second opinion on this build before risking it and purchasing all the parts.

I have an SSD on hand already that will be used, I didn't include it in the part list because I did not want to accidentally purchase another.

Budget, currency, what are you going to use it for? It's not bad per se, but I wouldn't quite call it good.

[Waffle_Loard]

this is a pc for low price mid range gaming, the cpu was originally going to be a ryzen 5 but I managed to get a good deal on the ryzen 7 instead, I have an older gpu that I'm going to use to at least get the pc running until I can find a decent price on a newer one

[Guarho]

That mobo isn't recommendable, if you are going into cheapo not interested in OC, go with a520M Aorus Elite, will do the job, after that if you wanna search for a good b450 depends on pricing maybe Steel Legends, or going with b550m Pro4 or b550m Bazooka, those will handle 3700X without any trouble.
Besides that... SSD Less build? Isn't exactly the best option, any decent one will be a experience changer.
And that Case it's just a mess with thermals, maybe phanteks P300A for a better option on the same price bracket.

[Waffle_Loard]

23 minutes ago, wONKEyeYEs said:

If you want you could use 3600MHz RAM.

took your advice, thank you

[Waffle_Loard]

37 minutes ago, Guarho said:

b550m Bazooka
Besides that... SSD Less build? Isn't exactly the best option, any decent one will be a experience changer.
And that Case it's just a mess with thermals, maybe phanteks P300A for a better option on the same price bracket.

Switched to a 

MSI B450M BAZOOKA MAX WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard   and also I mentioned earlier that I have an SSD its not just in the parts list. Added 2 case fans to subsidize the case thermals (I like the case a lot and it fits where I need it to)

[JohnDeereBro]

19 hours ago, Waffle_Loard said:

build:

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Waffle_Loard/saved/fp6N6h

 

Hello I am a relatively inexperienced builder and would like a second opinion on this build before risking it and purchasing all the parts.

I have an SSD on hand already that will be used, I didn't include it in the part list because I did not want to accidentally purchase another.

What are you doing with it. If gaming, get a 256 GB ssd for operating system. A hard drive is a reasonably good storage device if it isn't bogged down by the CPU.