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i will be using...

this sata cable

this 400 gb ssd

this gpu

this power supply

this screwdriver

this bluetooth usb

and this dells opti

are there any problems im too dumb to see?

im going to be doing some light to mid gaming on this

i have two external 2tb drives.   budget = 600  USA

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Use PCPartPicker to build your lists. Or just list the parts names. Having to click on links like this really isn't great post formatting.

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Storage: WD 750 SE 500GB, WD 730 SE 1TB GPU: EVGA RTX 3070 Ti PSU: Corsair SF750 Case: Streacom DA2

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Could you just make a pcpartpicker link instead? It'll be easier to see all the parts. You're also missing budget, country, and uses for your pc

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Just now, Ryuikko said:

Could you just make a pcpartpicker link instead? It'll be easier to see all the parts. You're also missing budget, country, and uses for your pc

cant do pc parts picker, im using a dell optiplex  system as base

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3 minutes ago, Ryuikko said:

Could you just make a pcpartpicker link instead? It'll be easier to see all the parts. You're also missing budget, country, and uses for your pc

i have edited it to make it slighty easier

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i will be using...

this                   sata cable

this                   400 gb ssd

this                    gpu

this                   power supply

this                  screwdriver

this                   bluetooth usb

and this            dells opti

are there any problems im too dumb to see?

 

im going to be doing some light to mid gaming on this

i have two external 2tb drives.   budget = 600  USA

 

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You can do a lot better for the $600 you've got. 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tQ9VC6

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WgHXFg

 

Assuming you don't already own that Optiplex or know somewhere to get it for about $50-100, it's not a good idea to base your system off of it. Go for one of the ones above, either the intel one (less cores but faster for gaming) or the AMD one (more cores but a little worse for gaming) depending on what you're doing. 

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1 minute ago, RONOTHAN## said:

You can do a lot better for the $600 you've got. 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tQ9VC6

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WgHXFg

 

Assuming you don't already own that Optiplex or know somewhere to get it for about $50-100, it's not a good idea to base your system off of it. Go for one of the ones above, either the intel one (less cores but faster for gaming) or the AMD one (more cores but a little worse for gaming) depending on what you're doing. 

ok, im not experienced at ALL, will i have to completely build a system with this config?

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1 minute ago, bunchy7s said:

ok, im not experienced at ALL, will i have to completely build a system with this config?

Yes, but you're already replacing the PSU in the Optiplex. Practically speaking the only thing more you'd have to do is screw in the motherboard and install the CPU/RAM, neither of which are particularly hard. 

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Just now, RONOTHAN## said:

Yes, but you're already replacing the PSU in the Optiplex. Practically speaking the only thing more you'd have to do is screw in the motherboard and install the CPU/RAM, neither of which are particularly hard. 

heh, you'd be surprised

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On 9/30/2022 at 10:34 PM, bunchy7s said:

heh, you'd be surprised

Not really....

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Erying 11800 ES CPU/Mobo combo, 32GB of Corsair LPX 3200 CL16, Gigabyte 4060 8gb LP, Thermalright AXP90 full copper cooler, WD Black SN770 500gb NVME SSD, WD Black SN770 1tb NVME SSD, Crucial MX500 2tb SATA SSD, WD Blue 2tb SATA HDD, Pioneer Blu-Ray burner, Intel AX200 WiFi/Bluetooth, Seasonic 300w TFX PSU, Silverstone ML11 case. STILL NO RGB! 😭

 

Retro Gamer PC:

VIA C3 1000Mhz, VIA Epia PD-10000 LVDS, 1gb of Kingston DDR, PNY Geforce FX5500 128mb PCI, WD 80GB HDD, Random CD-ROM, Random 250w mini psu, Mini ITX case 🤣

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15 minutes ago, OU812 said:

Not really....

yep you would be

(my computer exploded)😍😚🤪 THAT is why i dont build alot

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On 9/30/2022 at 9:28 PM, RONOTHAN## said:

You can do a lot better for the $600 you've got. 

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tQ9VC6

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WgHXFg

 

Assuming you don't already own that Optiplex or know somewhere to get it for about $50-100, it's not a good idea to base your system off of it. Go for one of the ones above, either the intel one (less cores but faster for gaming) or the AMD one (more cores but a little worse for gaming) depending on what you're doing. 

That's the right track, I think, but I'd tweak it just a bit:

 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/2BKJRv

 

The 5600 is a only $9 more and gets him PCIe 4.0 (may be relevant to OP at some point), twice as much L3 cache, and is slightly more powerful. OP shouldn't need the integrated graphics in the build.

 

And I'd take that $200 and go check the used market for a GPU. I have been seeing RX 5700 XTs going for around $200 lately. You can easily find a GTX 1070 for around $150 or so and can get a GTX 1080 for around $200, too. Any one of those would be a significant upgrade over a 1660. 

 

OP, don't be afraid of building. YouTube will show you how to do it step by step. Just take it slow. You would be *much* happier with one of these builds than you would a nearly 10 year old CPU paired with a 1650. It's 6 cores / 12 threads on a 7nm process vs 4 cores / 8 threads on a 22nm process. UserBenchmark Page

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