Help with a second thought!

[kyrios01]

Hello!

I've decided to upgrade my pc, changing my MOBO, CPU, PSU and adding a new SSD.

here is the list of my final build:
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/xDDKy4

I believe everything should compatible since the website is not throwing any warning, but the www.userbenchmark.com said something like my ram is not compatible but when checking the gigabyte compatibility list, says that the corsair vengeance LPX 2400 it is in fact compatible. Here is the link of the MOBO support section: https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/Z590-GAMING-X-rev-1x/support#support-doc

Also, the list of Storage compatibility only shows the Samsung 980 nvme Pro, but I cant find the 980 nvme (non pro) anywhere in the list, soo I'm a little concern since m.2 can be tricky when compatibility speaking sometimes.

And finaly... I am asuming that this MOBO Gigabyte Z590 Gaming X have the TPM2.0 for windows 11, but I'm not entirely sure since I haven't found any document that can prove it.


Got to mention, that as MOBO alternative I have the Gigabyte z590 UD. 

And also, I'm can't pick a different CPU since its the only one that my local store have to offer, aside from an i3. 

I will appreciate a lot if anyone gives me a second opinion, and thanks in advance.

 

[BUG.exe]

I'd almost think you're better off just going with the new 12600K if you're going with intel AND you're getting a brand new mobo.  While the i9 has a bit of a reputation of being a flame thrower, the i5 seems to be much better behaved.

[Helpful Tech Witch]

8 minutes ago, kyrios01 said:

but the www.userbenchmark.com said something like my ram is not compatible

userbullshit strikes again.

your ram will be fine, though it will be limiting, id suggest a upgrade on it.

9 minutes ago, kyrios01 said:

And finaly... I am asuming that this MOBO Gigabyte Z590 Gaming X have the TPM2.0 for windows 11, but I'm not entirely sure since I haven't found any document that can prove it.

it will have intel PTT. which is a firmware bassed TPM2.0

9 minutes ago, kyrios01 said:

Also, the list of Storage compatibility only shows the Samsung 980 nvme Pro, but I cant find the 980 nvme (non pro) anywhere in the list, soo I'm a little concern since m.2 can be tricky when compatibility speaking sometimes.

itll be fine.

 

 

 

 

id get a 12600k, if your getting a new board and going fo rintel. It should be faster, plys there are DDR4 boards so you can use your old ram. 

That 11700k is a waste of sand ^tm and can push like 300w under load, the i5 will draw less power

 

[kyrios01]

1 hour ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

userbullshit strikes again.

your ram will be fine, though it will be limiting, id suggest a upgrade on it.

it will have intel PTT. which is a firmware bassed TPM2.0

itll be fine.

 

 

 

 

id get a 12600k, if your getting a new board and going fo rintel. It should be faster, plys there are DDR4 boards so you can use your old ram. 

That 11700k is a waste of sand ^tm and can push like 300w under load, the i5 will draw less power

 

Thanks mate! 
Im glad to know that the ram is compatible and the motherboard have that thing for TPM2.0 also about the samsung 980.

Sadly my provider only have an i3 11gen and that i7 11700kf, I wish I could get a i5 12gen but they dont have any yet. And since I'm getting an specific payment method, I really can go and buy those online. Oh btw I dont live in USA so it's harder to find some components atm.