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Hi I'm currently in the middle of upgrading to Ryzen I have a CX 750w PSU and not much budget I was wondering if the following system would be ok to run with it

 

Case - Phanteks P400s

Mobo - Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3

CPU - Ryzen 1700

Cooler - Stock

RAM - 3200mhz 8x2GB Corsair Vengeance LED

Graphics Card - Gigabyte 1060 6gb

SSD - Samsung 850 250gb

Fans - 2 x Noctua NF F12

 

Thanks for the help if you think the PSU isn't enough please recommend a worth the money one.

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It's not great quality, but it's good enough.

 

also keep in mind that ryzen might have a hard time with 3200Mhz memory until a BIOS update fixes the memory controller.

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Get a 500W or 600W EVGA or seasonic PSU.

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1 hour ago, Horishimaru said:

Hi I'm currently in the middle of upgrading to Ryzen I have a CX 750w PSU and not much budget I was wondering if the following system would be ok to run with it

 

Case - Phanteks P400s

Mobo - Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3

CPU - Ryzen 1700

Cooler - Stock

RAM - 3200mhz 8x2GB Corsair Vengeance LED

Graphics Card - Gigabyte 1060 6gb

SSD - Samsung 850 250gb

Fans - 2 x Noctua NF F12

 

Thanks for the help if you think the PSU isn't enough please recommend a worth the money one.

For the same-ish price of the CX750M I do believe you can get an EVGA 650GQ/550G3/G2 which I personally prefer.

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1 hour ago, STRMfrmXMN said:

For the same-ish price of the CX750M I do believe you can get an EVGA 650GQ/550G3/G2 which I personally prefer.

It's a CX750 (not m) which was part of my last build, I'd prefer a gold myself but the 750 will have to do for now I guess

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17 minutes ago, Horishimaru said:

It's a CX750 (not m) which was part of my last build, I'd prefer a gold myself but the 750 will have to do for now I guess

Oh gotcha. It's totally fine for a GTX 1060, don't worry.

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