First build

[jaku]

Budget 1200€

Im from slovakia and i want to build my first pc soon i know how to build and i know the parts 

Here link to pc part picker https://sk.pcpartpicker.com/list/BPRxXk i want to change as litlle as posible in this build best if nothing and just want opinions maybe some options for changed i want to play 1080 p which 4060 is perfect for thank u for helping and again i want to change as little as posible just point out mistakes and stuff

[MiszS]

That's a pretty good list, but the mobo is really overpriced with trash VRM, the PSU is also a bit overpriced, I recommend getting the adata core reactor 750/850 if you can find it for less than the seasonic. I'm assuming you choose the cooler for aesthetics, but the peerless assasin 120 se is cheaper and performs the same

https://sk.pcpartpicker.com/list/GBwvTY

[jaku]

5 minutes ago, MiszS said:

That's a pretty good list, but the mobo is really overpriced with trash VRM, the PSU is also a bit overpriced, I recommend getting the adata core reactor 750/850 if you can find it for less than the seasonic. I'm assuming you choose the cooler for aesthetics, but the peerless assasin 120 se is cheaper and performs the same

https://sk.pcpartpicker.com/list/GBwvTY

Thanx yea the cooler is aestethics i wanted asus MB but the whole lin eof problems with that i will look into the psus maybe change or look into other matherboards

[Hinjima]

Just now, jaku said:

Thanx yea the cooler is aestethics i wanted asus MB but the whole lin eof problems with that i will look into the psus maybe change or look into other matherboards

Nothing wrong with ASUS motherboards if you are running a Ryzen 7600.

Its even fine with the X3D CPU's if you just update the BIOS, like you should on other motherboards too.

I use an ASUS B650 with my 7700x and will use it for the upcoming 9800X3D as well.

 

 

[jaku]

2 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Nothing wrong with ASUS motherboards if you are running a Ryzen 7600.

Its even fine with the X3D CPU's if you just update the BIOS, like you should on other motherboards too.

I use an ASUS B650 with my 7700x and will use it for the upcoming 9800X3D as well.

 

 

Thx will look into it 

[jaku]

13 minutes ago, MiszS said:

That's a pretty good list, but the mobo is really overpriced with trash VRM, the PSU is also a bit overpriced, I recommend getting the adata core reactor 750/850 if you can find it for less than the seasonic. I'm assuming you choose the cooler for aesthetics, but the peerless assasin 120 se is cheaper and performs the same

https://sk.pcpartpicker.com/list/GBwvTY

How to you find VRM on motherboard or what is a good vrm

[jaku]

16 minutes ago, MiszS said:

That's a pretty good list, but the mobo is really overpriced with trash VRM, the PSU is also a bit overpriced, I recommend getting the adata core reactor 750/850 if you can find it for less than the seasonic. I'm assuming you choose the cooler for aesthetics, but the peerless assasin 120 se is cheaper and performs the same

https://sk.pcpartpicker.com/list/GBwvTY

How about ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-E WIFI motherboard this was the other option

[Hinjima]

47 minutes ago, jaku said:

How about ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-E WIFI motherboard this was the other option

The ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-E WIFI is a great motherboard and can handle the 7600 without any issues.

Hardware Unboxed on youtube tested this board and it passed a 1 hour cinebench run ( CPU stresstest ) with a 7950x and it only reached 67c on the VRM ( this is very good )

If it can handle the 170w 7950x without issues it can handle the 65w 7600 too

 

[MiszS]

1 hour ago, jaku said:

How to you find VRM on motherboard or what is a good vrm

Just google it (though half the time it's not there), for your case I wouldn't go below 8 phase VRM

[jaku]

7 hours ago, Hinjima said:

The ASUS TUF GAMING B650M-E WIFI is a great motherboard and can handle the 7600 without any issues.

Hardware Unboxed on youtube tested this board and it passed a 1 hour cinebench run ( CPU stresstest ) with a 7950x and it only reached 67c on the VRM ( this is very good )

If it can handle the 170w 7950x without issues it can handle the 65w 7600 too

 

Oh nice then thac my MB right there