Is ryzen 5 7500f with rx 7800 xt oc 16gb good combo

[Xavire]

Budget (including currency): 42.000 TRY

Country: Türkiye

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mainly AAA titles

Other details it has 1 tb m.2 ssd, 1 stick of 16gb ram, gigabyte a620m-h 6400 mhz oc MOBO, DeepCool MATREXX 50 MESH 4FS PF700 700W 80Plus case with the included PSU, and fsp mp7 CPU cooler. my friend is going to buy if you have any recommendations on what should he replace?

 

[Hinjima]

7 minutes ago, Xavire said:

Budget (including currency): 42.000 TRY

Country: Türkiye

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Mainly AAA titles

Other details it has 1 tb m.2 ssd, 1 stick of 16gb ram, gigabyte a620m-h 6400 mhz oc MOBO, DeepCool MATREXX 50 MESH 4FS PF700 700W 80Plus case with the included PSU, and fsp mp7 CPU cooler. my friend is going to buy if you have any recommendations on what should he replace?

 

Ryzen 7500f and a 7800 XT is a fantastic combo actually!   Very well balanced.

I would recommend getting 2 sticks of RAM if possible, 2x16GB at 6000Mhz CL30.

 

The FSP MP7 CPU Cooler is way overkill for the 7500F, you can save some money and get something cheaper.

The 7500F should come with a stock cooler that is plenty good enough unless specified otherwise by the website.

The Deepcool PF700 is a terrible PSU!  Please pick something else.

Its on the E:Avoid tier on the PSU Tierlists we use.

[y0ur5h4d0w]

well it's a good build!

 

700w should be enough but i would go for a 850 just in case you will change stuff around in the future (and possibly a good one like an RM850x from corsair for example is great, i have one myself since 6 years)

 

i would go for 2x16gb of ram 6000 CL 30 for the best experience, other then that you have a great machine in hands 

[Xavire]

15 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Ryzen 7500f and a 7800 XT is a fantastic combo actually!   Very well balanced.

I would recommend getting 2 sticks of RAM if possible, 2x16GB at 6000Mhz CL30.

 

The FSP MP7 CPU Cooler is way overkill for the 7500F, you can save some money and get something cheaper.

The 7500F should come with a stock cooler that is plenty good enough unless specified otherwise by the website.

The Deepcool PF700 is a terrible PSU!  Please pick something else.

Its on the E:Avoid tier on the PSU Tierlists we use.

the site my friend is buying from only has these cases and you can't change PSU but change only case

[Hinjima]

7 minutes ago, Xavire said:

the site my friend is buying from only has these cases and you can't change PSU but change only case

 

Okay.  Thats unfortunate.

I dont know what else to say, the DeepCool PF700 is not very good.

I have however seen many people use this without issues.

[Hinjima]

23 minutes ago, y0ur5h4d0w said:

well it's a good build!

 

700w should be enough but i would go for a 850 just in case you will change stuff around in the future (and possibly a good one like an RM850x from corsair for example is great, i have one myself since 6 years)

 

i would go for 2x16gb of ram 6000 CL 30 for the best experience, other then that you have a great machine in hands 

Remember to try and look at the PSU Tierlists for PSU's. Its gives a good indication of the PSU's Quality and reliability.

700w is plenty for a 7500f and a 7800 XT but the PF700 is not good.

Can confirm, RMx is a good PSU.  I personally ONLY use Corsairs RMx    I have 5.

 

 

Here is the link to the updated PSU Tierlist for future reference, bookmark it

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1akCHL7Vhzk_EhrpIGkz8zTEvYfLDcaSpZRB6Xt6JWkc/edit?gid=1973454078#gid=1973454078

[Xavire]

4 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Remember to try and look at the PSU Tierlists for PSU's. Its gives a good indication of the PSU's Quality and reliability.

700w is plenty for a 7500f and a 7800 XT but the PF700 is not good.

Can confirm, RMx is a good PSU.  I personally ONLY use Corsairs RMx    I have 5.

 

 

Here is the link to the updated PSU Tierlist for future reference, bookmark it

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1akCHL7Vhzk_EhrpIGkz8zTEvYfLDcaSpZRB6Xt6JWkc/edit?gid=1973454078#gid=1973454078

Thank you for the advice he is on a tight budget so he will buy another 16gb stick and possibly change psu

[Hinjima]

4 minutes ago, Xavire said:

Thank you for the advice he is on a tight budget so he will buy another 16gb stick and possibly change psu

No problem.

I understand the tight budget  

 

Sounds good.  

 

This is a better power supply.  Its a nice budget PSU with good reliability, it comes with 5 year warranty too.

https://www.tebilon.com/msi-mag-a750bn-pcie5-750w-80plus-bronze-pcie-50-guc-kaynagi/

[TatamiMatt]

45 minutes ago, Xavire said:

Thank you for the advice he is on a tight budget so he will buy another 16gb stick and possibly change psu

If possible, its better to get a single set of 2x16gb sticks for 32gb RAM rather than 2 seperate 16gb sticks not bought together as the sets are designed to work together and communicate better. It might be a 2x16gb kit youre getting anyway but just an FYI and heads up

[PDifolco]

57 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Okay.  Thats unfortunate.

I dont know what else to say, the DeepCool PF700 is not very good.

I have however seen many people use this without issues.

But the DC CH560 is pretty good

https://www.igorslab.de/en/deepcool-ch560-wh-mid-tower-review-all-white-deepcool-build-ensures-a-white-and-cold-christmas-even-without-snow/

 

[Hinjima]

4 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

But the DC CH560 is pretty good

https://www.igorslab.de/en/deepcool-ch560-wh-mid-tower-review-all-white-deepcool-build-ensures-a-white-and-cold-christmas-even-without-snow/

 

The Deepcool PF700 is a power supply, not a case.

[PDifolco]

1 minute ago, Hinjima said:

The Deepcool PF700 is a power supply, not a case.

Haha apologies , got confused as OP posted a pic of cases amongst them a Deepcool

 

 

[Hinjima]

4 minutes ago, PDifolco said:

Haha apologies , got confused as OP posted a pic of cases amongst them a Deepcool

 

 

All good. I get confused by all the numbers too

The case he posted comes with the DeepCool PF700 PSU.