any changes i should make

[aries757]

here is my build, goin for an build i can use on the go, around 550 dollars, not bad, http://pcpartpicker.com/list/sXGsLD with the case https://www.amazon.com/Fractal-Design-FD-CA-NODE-202-BK-Case/dp/B015MKDOPU

and i want to do , gaming, streaming while gaming, music, and some 3d design, not big stuff to render, no 4k files, 1080p, 50-60 fps, and games like tf2, jc3, gmod, beam.ng, also i want to get in to csgo but i dont have good peripherals and dont have time to get in to it

[RevoltTrain]

I would not trust that PSU. At all. Save up a little and get a decent Corsair or EVGA unit for your own safety

[aries757]

11 hours ago, RevoltTrain said:

I would not trust that PSU. At all. Save up a little and get a decent Corsair or EVGA unit for your own safety

needs to be sfx

[RevoltTrain]

Just now, aries757 said:

needs to be sfx

Save up for a nice SFX unit, I can almost guarantee a $20 PSU will catch fire

[pcshme33]

1 minute ago, aries757 said:

needs to be sfx

you can get higher end sfx power supplies.

[aries757]

11 hours ago, EnemySp0tt3d said:

you can get higher end sfx power supplies.

they cost alot tho, like out my budget, ik 80 isnt much, but out of my price point,

[Wrb]

I'd get rid of the SSD ?? (I know, shock horror). And then get a decent power supply. 80+ rated or better and if possible get a larger drive. 

 

On another note, you could get much higher performance from standard size components, so definitely have a think about that...

[aries757]

11 hours ago, Wrb said:

I'd get rid of the SSD ?? (I know, shock horror). And then get a decent power supply. 80+ rated or better and if possible get a larger drive. 

 

On another note, you could get much higher performance from standard size components, so definitely have a think about that...

ik that, and this is my first build, and i been using an laptop my whole life, cuz i on the go alot, so i need an small pc, 

[Daniel644]

Just now, aries757 said:

they cost alot tho, like out my budget, ik 80 isnt much, but out of my price point,

well do you want to be dealing with a burning heap that used to be your PC to save a few bucks?

[Wrb]

9 minutes ago, aries757 said:

ik that, and this is my first build, and i been using an laptop my whole life, cuz i on the go alot, so i need an small pc, 

Seriously spend more on a power supply. A bad quality one and you can have $550 worth of burnt silicon and metal and/or your case becomes part of the circuit and/or your house burns down. Even some computer is better than no computer.

 

[Marauder]

Also according to part picker the ram that the board uses is 2133mhz. your list has 2400mhz, I don't know if that would cause a problem or not. The ram may just operate at the lower speed. Or it may cause issues.

[aries757]

On 9/7/2016 at 5:02 PM, Wrb said:

Seriously spend more on a power supply. A bad quality one and you can have $550 worth of burnt silicon and metal and/or your case becomes part of the circuit and/or your house burns down. Even some computer is better than no computer.

 

 

On 9/7/2016 at 4:50 PM, Daniel644 said:

well do you want to be dealing with a burning heap that used to be your PC to save a few bucks?

 

On 9/7/2016 at 4:48 PM, Wrb said:

I'd get rid of the SSD ?? (I know, shock horror). And then get a decent power supply. 80+ rated or better and if possible get a larger drive. 

 

On another note, you could get much higher performance from standard size components, so definitely have a think about that...

http://pcpartpicker.com/list/WDxFsJ

[Wrb]

I'd say that would work quite good, but do bare in mind a duel core won't be amazing but it's a 6th gen so it has good upgradability. And do shop around for parts, if you have to drive an extra few miles to pick up a discount definitely go for it.

[aries757]

11 hours ago, Wrb said:

I'd say that would work quite good, but do bare in mind a duel core won't be amazing but it's a 6th gen so it has good upgradability. And do shop around for parts, if you have to drive an extra few miles to pick up a discount definitely go for it.

the 6100 has multi threading making it act like an quad core, and the first upgrades i goin to do is an cpu , but this is for on the go, in an few years i want to make an cool desk p-c

[Daniel644]

I would still suggest waiting till you can add enough to the budget to get an SSD, the HDD is a bottleneck in most machines, even my dads POS Toshiba laptop with a dual core Pentium or Celeron (can't remember which) cpu (thats like 5 years old behaves like a completely different computer with an SSD in it.

[aries757]

13 hours ago, Daniel644 said:

I would still suggest waiting till you can add enough to the budget to get an SSD, the HDD is a bottleneck in most machines, even my dads POS Toshiba laptop with a dual core Pentium or Celeron (can't remember which) cpu (thats like 5 years old behaves like a completely different computer with an SSD in it.

ik, and in my original list i did, i think i gon get my hdds and ssd from craigslist or ebauy

[NumLock21]

Save up before buying.