Building pc for gaming

[Husnain3325]

Is Graphics card gtx 1060 6gb + CPU ryzen 5 1600 + Motherboard Msi b450 + Power Supply unit 650watt + Ram ddr4 3200mhz + Nvme 256GB a good combination ? 

Aslo suggest cooling system please

[Arika]

a good combination for what?

what games are you wanting to play and what resolution and frame rate are you expecting?

[venomtail]

We need more info, this is usually asked under "new builds and planning."

 

7 minutes ago, Husnain3325 said:

Nvme 256GB

But I can already tell you that a 256GB drive is too small, even for a boot drive.

[Blqckqut]

2 minutes ago, venomtail said:

We need more info, this is usually asked under "new builds and planning."

 

But I can already tell you that a 256GB drive is too small, even for a boot drive.

dont u have a 250gb boot drive in ur system 

[SorryBella]

8 minutes ago, Blqckout said:

dont u have a 250gb boot drive in ur system 

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And yeah OP, we need far more info than this still. Budget, location of purchase, and also the system's purpose.

[jaslion]

What psu? Make and model.

 

Whats the price?

 

What is your budget?

 

What will this be used for?

 

If this is a gaming pc then no this was a budget build from 2018 not something to get in 2023 unless VERY cheap

[venomtail]

3 hours ago, Blqckout said:

dont u have a 250gb boot drive in ur system 

I do and I strongly advise against getting 250GB boot drive, especially now in 2023. If it weren't for my tight budget that I had to stretch because of parts shortage in 2018, I'd borderline regret my choice but at least I had an excuse. Some 4 years of messing around with never having any space on boot, because despite my best efforts, a lot of software just defaults to C drive and won't install anywhere else. This adds up the more you use your PC and more install more and more stuff.

 

512GB is the bare minimum, especially if it's your only drive. My laptop has a 512GB SSD and that's enough space for what...? A single VM, once version of UE5, one or two projects and maybe a game or two adding up to a total of 40GB. Barely any new release is 40GB, many indie games even pushing like 10GB, 4 indie games isn't that many.