Will the cooler fit?

[TeamLTG]

Hello,

 

I currently have planned and got the money for this pc: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9mhf4C, but i'm afraid that the cooler won't fit. It shows an incompatibility issue. Can someone check it out?

 

Thanks

[TVwazhere]

8 minutes ago, TeamLTG said:

Hello,

 

I currently have planned and got the money for this pc: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9mhf4C, but i'm afraid that the cooler won't fit. It shows an incompatibility issue. Can someone check it out?

 

Thanks

It's showing an incompatibility issue because there is no AM4 cpu bracket for the cooler. I would see if Thermaltake has a kit they could send you (they'll usually do it for free when you buy the cooler)

[MrTiC]

Also build is unbalanced

 

single Hybrid 4TB for mass storage ? 2x 2TB from seagate is 40 buck cheaper

Also the 1700 overclocked is the same as an 1800X but much cheaper 

PSU is also super overkill, a EVGA  P2 750 watt is MORE then enough ...

 

You can with ease shave off 300-500$ for same performance

[TeamLTG]

41 minutes ago, MrTiC said:

Also build is unbalanced

 

single Hybrid 4TB for mass storage ? 2x 2TB from seagate is 40 buck cheaper

Also the 1700 overclocked is the same as an 1800X but much cheaper 

PSU is also super overkill, a EVGA  P2 750 watt is MORE then enough ...

 

You can with ease shave off 300-500$ for same performance

Nah, i checked everything:

 

4tb: I'm too lazy for wiring 2 SATA

1800x: Will be overclocking the 1800x

PSU: SLI in the future + 80+platinum

[TeamLTG]

Is the 1800x good for gaming?

[brob]

5 hours ago, TeamLTG said:

Hello,

 

I currently have planned and got the money for this pc: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/9mhf4C, but i'm afraid that the cooler won't fit. It shows an incompatibility issue. Can someone check it out?

 

Thanks

The memory kit in not on the motherboard's memory QVL. Nor is the motherboard on the memory kit's QVL.Given Ryzen's sensitivity to particular memory I would be hesitant to use a kit that was on neither QVL. If you wait a month or two, there is a new cpu microcode release that is filtering through to motherboard BIOS updates that may change this.

 

According to the Specifications tab on the Thermaltake web page, http://www.thermaltake.com/products-model_Specification.aspx?id=C_00002775, the cooler is AM4 compatible.

 

According to the Specifications of the CM MasterCase Maker 5t, http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tower/mastercase-maker-5t/, the case supports radiators up to 280mm. 

 

I'm not sure 8GB of NAND is going to offer any real world performance improvement since the 4TB hybrid drive is being used for secondary storage. You might consider saving a bit and going with something like Western Digital - Blue 4TB 3.5" 5400RPM Internal Hard Drive.

 

4 hours ago, TeamLTG said:

Is the 1800x good for gaming?

Decent, but not as good as an i7-7700K.