I'm new to PC Building

[KaizTheMonster]

Hello

I'm kinda new to the PC building thingy

So I tried to pick some parts for my PC that I'll build

Here are the components

I dont speak native English so I'm kinda confused about External Storage and Storage on their site, So which one should I pick for a cheap  and good performance?

Also I picked 450W power supply and I'm thinking about not enough Power to run the system since I live in asia (where the electricity current is 220w) Which PSU should I pick?

Im aiming for under $450 so im trying to downgrade the system as much as possible but I wont change the graphic card, ram and CPU

Please help me

[Oswin]

internal/external storage. the internal is the storage that you put inside your computer and you cannot take it out and carry it around normally. external storages is like a flashdisk or external hardisk which is used to transfer data from one device to another. 

[KaizTheMonster]

So... How do i pick them? I mean Which one should I pick for both of them

Or Do I really need external storage?

[Charcoal_]

Don't worry about external storage. Its just hard drives that stay outside the pc and connect with USB cables. In terms of power, Asia uses 220V power not 220W (I think). Its tricky to explain but your power supply will get 430W like it needs.

[Charcoal_]

2 minutes ago, Oswin said:

internal/external memory. the internal is the memory that you put inside your computer and you cannot take it out and carry it around normally. external storages is like a flashdisk or external hardisk which is used to transfer data from one device to another. 

Storage not memory. Don't get the two confused...

[KaizTheMonster]

Oh So Ill need 2 Internal right?

Ill downgrade my PSU to 430w now

(its 220v i got messed up)

1 minute ago, Charcoal_ said:

Storage not memory. Don't get the two confused...

 

[Oswin]

Just now, Charcoal_ said:

Storage not memory. Don't get the two confused...

oh sorry, i was not confused actually. people usually call memory, storage in my place. and memory as RAM. will edit  

[Charcoal_]

Just now, KaizTheMonster said:

Oh So Ill need 2 Internal right?

Ill downgrade my PSU to 430w now

(its 220v i got messed up)

 

I would suggest 1 TB HDD as well as the 240GB SSD. And sorry your PSU will work at 450W I just misstyped.

[HoneyBooBoo]

1 minute ago, KaizTheMonster said:

Oh So Ill need 2 Internal right?

Ill downgrade my PSU to 430w now

(its 220v i got messed up)

 

You'll be fine with just an SSD, it seems that with your setup you won't need tons and tons of space so a 240GB SSD should suffice for quite some time. 

[ElectroRubixTech]

9 minutes ago, KaizTheMonster said:

Hello

I'm kinda new to the PC building thingy

So I tried to pick some parts for my PC that I'll build

Here are the components

I dont speak native English so I'm kinda confused about External Storage and Storage on their site, So which one should I pick for a cheap  and good performance?

Also I picked 450W power supply and I'm thinking about not enough Power to run the system since I live in asia (where the electricity current is 220w) Which PSU should I pick?

Im aiming for under $450 so im trying to downgrade the system as much as possible but I wont change the graphic card, ram and CPU

Please help me

450w is good and it have nothing to do withpower coming from wall and you don't need external storage skip it

[Charcoal_]

Just now, HoneyBooBoo said:

You'll be fine with just an SSD, it seems that with your setup you won't need tons and tons of space so a 240GB SSD should suffice for quite some time. 

Also true. What are you using the system for? A 500GB HDD or none at all could be fine.

[KaizTheMonster]

Just now, HoneyBooBoo said:

You'll be fine with just an SSD, it seems that with your setup you won't need tons and tons of space so a 240GB SSD should suffice for quite some time. 

Ill use my setup mostly for gaming at med or low over 200fps I dont like high settings alot

Ill also use it for video rendering

[KaizTheMonster]

So This setup is good to go?

1 minute ago, ElectroRubixTech said:

450w is good and it have nothing to do withpower coming from wall and you don't need external storage skip it

 

[Oswin]

i think i might need to help you with the parts 

[HoneyBooBoo]

Just now, KaizTheMonster said:

Ill use my setup mostly for gaming at med or low over 200fps I dont like high settings alot

Ill also use it for video rendering

I'd recommend increasing your budget a little more if that you want to be able to do that alot more easily. 

[Charcoal_]

Just now, KaizTheMonster said:

So This setup is good to go?

 

I would add a 500GB HDD (at least) because you'd game and process video. Otherwise... Your good to go!

[SeanAngelo]

12 minutes ago, KaizTheMonster said:

Hello

I'm kinda new to the PC building thingy

So I tried to pick some parts for my PC that I'll build

Here are the components

I dont speak native English so I'm kinda confused about External Storage and Storage on their site, So which one should I pick for a cheap  and good performance?

Also I picked 450W power supply and I'm thinking about not enough Power to run the system since I live in asia (where the electricity current is 220w) Which PSU should I pick?

Im aiming for under $450 so im trying to downgrade the system as much as possible but I wont change the graphic card, ram and CPU

Please help me

internal is something inside your computer that stays there

 

external is something you can take somewhere with you

[ElectroRubixTech]

Just now, KaizTheMonster said:

So This setup is good to go?

 

Yeah and before building anything watch some pc build videos from people like Austin Evans, Linus tech tips, etc. 

[KaizTheMonster]

Just now, ElectroRubixTech said:

Yeah and before building anything watch some pc build videos from people like Austin Evans, Linus tech tips, etc. 

I know some people who knows how to build PCs

And Yes I do watch Linus and Austin Evan as well as TechSource.

1 minute ago, Charcoal_ said:

I would add a 500GB HDD (at least) because you'd game and process video. Otherwise... Your good to go!

Well I dont game and render videos at the same time much. Ill transfer the video render to my laptop so it will render on it. It takes more time but its ok

[ElectroRubixTech]

2 minutes ago, KaizTheMonster said:

I know some people who knows how to build PCs

And Yes I do watch Linus and Austin Evan as well as TechSource.

Well I dont game and render videos at the same time much. Ill transfer the video render to my laptop so it will render on it. It takes more time but its ok

Ok you are good to go! But it's a good idea to add an Wd Blue 1Tb 7200rpm hdd for storage it's not too pricey

[Freezanator]

@KaizTheMonster, could you tell me exactly which country in Asia you are from? I'm from Asia too, more precisely, Malaysia. I could probably help you to find the right parts for your budget locally since the prices listed in PC Part Picker are for the US.  

[KaizTheMonster]

Just now, ElectroRubixTech said:

Ok you are good to go! But it's a good idea to add an Wd Blue 1Tb 7200rpm hdd for storage it's not too pricey

Well 465$ is a huge amount of money where I live (vietnam)

since 1$ is around 22000VND

and the lowest amount you can get is 500VND

[KaizTheMonster]

1 minute ago, Freezanator said:

@KaizTheMonster, could you tell me exactly which country in Asia you are from? I'm from Asia too, more precisely, Malaysia. I could probably help you to find the right parts for your budget locally since the prices listed in PC Part Picker are for the US.  

Vietnam

[ElectroRubixTech]

Just now, KaizTheMonster said:

Well 465$ is a huge amount of money where I live (vietnam)

since 1$ is around 22000VND

and the lowest amount you can get is 500VND

Hmmm.... Ok then it's can be a little good idea to make a new build list and use a and chip

[Freezanator]

Just now, KaizTheMonster said:

Well 465$ is a huge amount of money where I live (vietnam)

since 1$ is around 22000VND

and the lowest amount you can get is 500VND

Since you live in Vietnam, try looking for parts on Lazada Vietnam. The prices there are listed according to your country's currency and will be totally different in price. (even after exchange rate)