are all my components compatible ?

[Adrian18102001]

hi guys please let me know if everything is compatible and if i should upgrade or change anything, thanks.

Cpu: Ryzen 3 1200 (going to oc to 3.8ghz) 

Gpu: rog strix Rx 560 4gb 

Mobo: Gigabyte AB350-GAMING Motherboard

Ram: ADATA XPG DDR4 8GB Gaming Desktop RAM (going to oc to 3066mhz if i can)

Hdd: 1tb segate 7.2k rpm 

Case: NZXT s340 elite in black

Psu: Corsair CX450

Cpu cooling: down the road when i get a bit more money i will get a Corsair Hydro H110i GTX 280mm

[AnalogCanavity]

Yes, you might want some more fans though, and a higher wattage PSU

[Princess Luna]

2 minutes ago, Adrian18102001 said:

Cpu cooling: down the road when i get a bit more money i will get a Corsair Hydro H110i GTX 280mm

For a Ryzen 3 1200? wut? even the stock cooler already allows you to OC it to the max

[Adrian18102001]

1 minute ago, Zic05 said:

Yes, you might want some more fans though, and a higher wattage PSU

yeah im going to get some forgot to add that, what wattage psu should i get?

[Adrian18102001]

6 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

For a Ryzen 3 1200? wut? even the stock cooler already allows you to OC it to the max

ik but it looks cool and will be useful once i upgrade (and it looks cool :D)

[Princess Luna]

Just now, Adrian18102001 said:

ik but it looks cool and will be useful once i upgrade (and it looks cool :D)

It would make much better sense allocate the money to the graphics card, the RX560 is just entry level.

[djboy6480]

Personaly I would save some money and buy RAM with 2133 MHz or 2400 MHz because RAM speed has litteraly no effect on Performance for Home Users and I dont think you will run huge a database with massive IO.

[Adrian18102001]

Just now, Princess Cadence said:

It would make much better sense allocate the money to the graphics card, the RX560 is just entry level.

yeah i might allocate it towards an rx 570 then and then save some money up and get the aio 

[Adrian18102001]

1 minute ago, djboy6480 said:

Personaly I would save some money and buy RAM with 2133 MHz or 2400 MHz because RAM speed has litteraly no effect on Performance for Home Users and I dont think you will run huge a database with massive IO.

yeah the ram im getting is 2400mhz but im going to oc it 

[djboy6480]

1 minute ago, Adrian18102001 said:

yeah i might allocate it towards an rx 570 then and then save some money up and get the aio 

AIO break after 2-3 years like mine did + your cpu has not very much TDP (Thermal Power Output) a good Aircooler will be fine.
If you just want to game spend more money on your gpu it will be woth it.

 

[djboy6480]

Just now, djboy6480 said:

AIO break after 2-3 years like mine did (wear and tear) + your cpu has not very much TDP (Thermal Power Output) a good Aircooler will be fine.
If you just want to game, spend more money on your gpu it will be woth it.

 

 

[Adrian18102001]

Just now, djboy6480 said:

AIO break after 2-3 years like mine did + your cpu has not very much TDP (Thermal Power Output) a good Aircooler will be fine.
If you just want to game spend more money on your gpu it will be woth it.

 

yeah i will do that thanks for guiding me

[AnalogCanavity]

6 minutes ago, djboy6480 said:

Personaly I would save some money and buy RAM with 2133 MHz or 2400 MHz because RAM speed has litteraly no effect on Performance for Home Users and I dont think you will run huge a database with massive IO.

No Ryzen works better with higher speed RAM

[AnalogCanavity]

15 minutes ago, Adrian18102001 said:

yeah im going to get some forgot to add that, what wattage psu should i get?

550 wattts and above

[Adrian18102001]

Just now, Zic05 said:

550 wattts and above

thanks

[djboy6480]

1 minute ago, Zic05 said:

No Ryzen works better with higher speed RAM

I thought this would be fixed?

[djboy6480]

7 minutes ago, Zic05 said:

550 wattts and above

rx570oc needs about 230W your CPU about 50W + other peripherals (maybe 30W) + you shouldn't operate your Power Supply at 100% load. 50-80% load is in most cases the best so yeah 500W should be fine

[TheRandomness]

23 minutes ago, Adrian18102001 said:

yeah im going to get some forgot to add that, what wattage psu should i get?

450W is fine. 

6 minutes ago, djboy6480 said:

I thought this would be fixed?

Why would something that boosts performance need to be fixed?

 

Also, with what you just posted. TDP is not power consumption. An RX 570 draws about 150W under load, the 1200 draws less than 70W. A 450W PSU is fine. 

[AnalogCanavity]

6 minutes ago, djboy6480 said:

I thought this would be fixed?

 

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, djboy6480 said:

I thought this would be fixed?

It's not something to be fixed, it's the way the chip is designed. Compatibility on the other hand has increased so if you can get a 2400 kit to 2666 you're golden with most ryzen cpus

[AnalogCanavity]

Just now, TheRandomness said:

450W is fine. 

You don’t have much of an upgrade path.

[TheRandomness]

Just now, Zic05 said:

You don’t have much of an upgrade path.

Considering you can run a 4790K and 980Ti on a quality 450W PSU, I see nothing wrong there. 

[djboy6480]

1 minute ago, TheRandomness said:

Why would something that boosts performance need to be fixed?

AMD released a Firmware update...
Performance dose not only depend on Hardware, the software can be the bottleneck too.

[TheRandomness]

Just now, djboy6480 said:

AMD released a Firmware update...
Performance dose not only depend on Hardware, the software can be the bottleneck too.

This is completely unrelated. Ryzen works better with faster RAM, that’s basically it. If you’re talking about the RAM speed issues from a few months ago, those have been fixed for a long while. 

[djboy6480]

4 minutes ago, TheRandomness said:

If you’re talking about the RAM speed issues from a few months ago

I guess I still head this in my mind. but any way its no like he is running a monster gpu so I dont think the cpu with 2666MHz ram will be the bottleneck