Will this work?!

[Berosar]

I am not sure if this all fits, if the cables needed will come with them and if the wattage of the psu is enough. This will be my first build, pls help

 

cpu :I5 6600     lga1151                                                           

graphicscard: Geforce gtx 1060  3gb                                      

Motherboard: Biostar b250gt5 atx lga1151                                               

SSD: Kingston a400 120gb      ssd                                               

power supply: Thermaltake 500w atx 80+ smart                                     

storage: 1tb Toshiba hdwd110xzsta                                             

Case: nzxt s340 elite atx mid tower   

memory: 2x4gb

optical drive: dvd-rom

 

                           

[zombienerd]

Everything looks okay, but you didn't specify RAM type or speed.

 

You usually get a few SATA cables with a new motherboard, and the screws usually come with the case.  You should have everything you need.

[hconverse02]

What's your budget and have you bought any parts yet? Ryzen and 8th generation intel cpus are much better than older generations.

[Berosar]

2 minutes ago, zombienerd said:

Everything looks okay, but you didn't specify RAM type or speed.

 

You usually get a few SATA cables with a new motherboard, and the screws usually come with the case.  You should have everything you need.

ram is 2x4gb ddr4 and thats all i know about it because it was from my old pc, i dont remember anyone else of it.

[Berosar]

7 minutes ago, hconverse02 said:

What's your budget and have you bought any parts yet? Ryzen and 8th generation intel cpus are much better than older generations.

out of my budget man...i actually did some research and theres not that much differecne between 8th gen and my cpu, it also wouldnt fit in my budget. i'll check out ryzen tho.... i have not bought any parts, otherwise i wouldnt have asked onthe forum. thx 

[hconverse02]

2 minutes ago, Berosar said:

out of my budget man...i actually did some research and theres not that much differecne between 8th gen and my cpu, it also wouldnt fit in my budget. i'll check out ryzen tho.... i have not bought any parts, otherwise i wouldnt have asked onthe forum. thx 

What's your budget though, also what parts are you not counting that would carry over from the old pc?

[zombienerd]

You can get a Ryzen 3 1200 for $109, and an A320 Mobo for about $50.

 

[Herman Mcpootis]

18 minutes ago, Berosar said:

I am not sure if this all fits, if the cables needed will come with them and if the wattage of the psu is enough. This will be my first build, pls help

 

cpu :I5 6600     lga1151                                                           

graphicscard: Geforce gtx 1060  3gb                                      

Motherboard: Biostar b250gt5 atx lga1151                                               

SSD: Kingston a400 120gb      ssd                                               

power supply: Thermaltake 500w atx 80+ smart                                     

storage: 1tb Toshiba hdwd110xzsta                                             

Case: nzxt s340 elite atx mid tower   

memory: 2x4gb

optical drive: dvd-rom

 

                           

wattage is enough but the smart isn't good. get a corsair CX or be quiet pure power 10 instead. also, get a ryzen cpu instead of the kabylake cpus.

[hconverse02]

4 minutes ago, herman mcpootis said:

kabylake cpus.

That's skylake man 

[SpaceGhostC2C]

17 minutes ago, zombienerd said:

You can get a Ryzen 3 1200 for $109, and an A320 Mobo for about $50.

 

 

15 minutes ago, herman mcpootis said:

. also, get a ryzen cpu instead of the kabylake cpus.

 

Ryzen is on par with Haswell, so the only point of trading a 6600 for a Ryzen 3 would be if it's cheaper (probably it is, but with Coffee Lake out, it probaably shouldn't), but at the cost of lower performance.

The overall system would still make sense, though.

[zombienerd]

23 minutes ago, Berosar said:

 i have not bought any parts, otherwise i wouldnt have asked onthe forum. thx 

Might I recommend using http://pcpartspicker.com

 

Not only does it make it easy to spec different builds, it shows the lowest prices out there that it can find.

 

[Herman Mcpootis]

25 minutes ago, hconverse02 said:

That's skylake man 

whoops