first pc need help.

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

@grimreeper132 , @Dutch-stoner , @RKRiley

Hello back again.

i think i'm almost done i hope at least cause i'm not just over what i wanted to spend originally. i've upgraded the motherboard and removed the 1TB hdd as i have some spare ones. I do hope some of these parts will be available second hand but i also don't mind spending a bit extra as it futureproves ( thanks for bringing that to my attention dutchstoner i hadn't really thought it through.)

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/user/Lucakro/saved/2xggsY

i've a few doubts about the monitor the wireless card ( and how it will look in a windowed case next to the GPU whose appearence i do like ) and the case ( does it come with the fans from the picture because in says it has empty bays so what does that mean then ? ) if you have any concerns at all even something like RGB interface just tell me please i dont want to walk into trouble after i've bought. keep in mind i'm far from an expert.

anyway hope this is my last post and thanks to all of you.

Lucakro

If you go with a cheaper motherboard apart from less I/O as long as it's the same chipset there should be no issues there.

monitor looks fine.

I would recommend a wifi card with the aerials attached to it, otherwise you have issues with the fact you need to position that thing which you can easily lose/break (that being said you might not be like me and have the ability to not lose something or break it immediately)

you can get window else where for much much cheaper, about 20-30 euros I believe

Also a 256GB SSD might not last you too long storage wise, I filled mine up within 2 months plus about another 250GB on my HDD, needed to buy another 240GB SSD which I have use 60 off GB of so you might want to get the 1TB HDD back in there

[grimreeper132]

1 minute ago, Lucakro said:

also would i be able to use SLI ? i researched it and i think it would be nice way down the line when it starts to show age.

the X370 chipset supports it so probably

[Lucakro]

2 minutes ago, grimreeper132 said:

the X370 chipset supports it so probably

thanks put the 1TB back in it and can you help me with the wifi card the motherboard does come with an ethernet cable plug right so i don't really need wifi then would i ?

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

thanks put the 1TB back in it and can you help me with the wifi card the motherboard does come with an ethernet cable plug right so i don't really need wifi then would i ?

Aye I suggest the 1TB as from experience games and programmes take up a lot of space.

yea I would imagine it's got an ethernet port on it, so yes that is true if you want to use wired rather than wireless but as for wireless cards I have just looked at it, that gigabyte one is the best solution at that price point, by quite a bit.

[Lucakro]

thanks you literally build my PC almost singlehandedly. oh and the absolute last thing howmany hdd's or ssd's could i attach to the motherboard without using USB ?

does it use SATA or i'm i completely wrong in my thinking ?

[grimreeper132]

1 minute ago, Lucakro said:

thanks you literally build my PC almost singlehandedly. oh and the absolute last thing howmany hdd's or ssd's could i attach to the motherboard without using USB ?

does it use SATA or i'm i completely wrong in my thinking ?

just looked at that motherboard stats to give you that, you might not wanna get that one, this would might be better

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/fZKhP6/asrock-x370-taichi-atx-am4-motherboard-x370-taichi

 

it has 10 SATA ports, 2 m.2 and built in wifi so you wouldn't need a wifi card, compared to the last one which had 1 m.2 and 4 SATA, it's much better, and for a little more (less than your wifi card) it actually reduces the build price slightly

[Lucakro]

3 minutes ago, grimreeper132 said:

just looked at that motherboard stats to give you that, you might not wanna get that one, this would might be better

https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/fZKhP6/asrock-x370-taichi-atx-am4-motherboard-x370-taichi

 

it has 10 SATA ports, 2 m.2 and built in wifi so you wouldn't need a wifi card, compared to the last one which had 1 m.2 and 4 SATA, it's much better, and for a little more (less than your wifi card) it actually reduces the build price slightly

thanks i'll mark it as solved and start ordering parts in the weekend. 

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

thanks i'll mark it as solved and start ordering parts in the weekend. 

fair enough. Glad I could help (guessing your using wifi board as it has a shit tonne of awesome shit on it)

[Lucakro]

1 minute ago, grimreeper132 said:

fair enough. Glad I could help (guessing your using wifi board as it has a shit tonne of awesome shit on it)

how do you mean ?

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

how do you mean ?

what do I mean did you mean to type???

and I was pretty much asking which motherboard you are going to be using???

[Lucakro]

Just now, grimreeper132 said:

what do I mean did you mean to type???

and I was pretty much asking which motherboard you are going to be using???

yeah i was trying to change it see if it works im new to the pcpartspicker website. but what awesome shit are you referring to ?

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

yeah i was trying to change it see if it works im new to the pcpartspicker website. but what awesome shit are you referring to ?

Things it supports

SLI

Crossfire

RAID

overclocking

good sound shit

wifi (which is great to have built into to a motherboard and quite rare (at the moment) for Ryzen)

high frequency RAM (which again is great for ryzen)

1xUSB 3.1 type A

1xUSB 3.1 type C

RGB headers

some fancy PCI-e CPU thingy which is meant to help with overclocking

Bluetooth

 

it has alot

[Lucakro]

1 minute ago, grimreeper132 said:

Things it supports

SLI

Crossfire

RAID

overclocking

good sound shit

wifi (which is great to have built into to a motherboard and quite rare (at the moment) for Ryzen)

high frequency RAM (which again is great for ryzen)

1xUSB 3.1 type A

1xUSB 3.1 type C

RGB headers

some fancy PCI-e CPU thingy which is meant to help with overclocking

Bluetooth

 

it has alot

thats pretty damn nice yess which motherboard was that the ASrock ?

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

thats pretty damn nice yess which motherboard was that the ASrock ?

yea, it has a lot of features. Some you won't use (RAID) some you might (bluetooth) and some which will be used alot (the massive amounts of USB 3.0) 

[Lucakro]

Just now, grimreeper132 said:

yea, it has a lot of features. Some you won't use (RAID) some you might (bluetooth) and some which will be used alot (the massive amounts of USB 3.0) 

ah yeah i'll use that one just need to put it in the parts list.

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

ah yeah i'll use that one just need to put it in the parts list.

fair enough

[Lucakro]

Just now, grimreeper132 said:

fair enough

ey mate think it worked thanks for helping me out. see you later.

[grimreeper132]

Just now, Lucakro said:

ey mate think it worked thanks for helping me out. see you later.

see ya. And it's alright