1st amd build (ryzen)

[allenfaust]

Hi guys,

Im wondering if you could appraise my planned build. 

 

Like if everything is compatible or something. 

 

Thanks!

(see pic for the excel screenshot)

 

 

[PerfectPlasma]

You definitely don't need 500 watts for a 1050ti and a 1200.

Also $124? for 4 gigs? There is something wrong with that.

[dizmo]

If you're not buying in the US, don't convert the currency to USD. You're just going to get a bunch of people suggesting other builds using the US PCPartPicker, and they'll be completely irrelevant to you.

 

Don't get that PSU, it's based on pretty old tech. Can you get the grey label CX Corsair units?

I'd also really try to squeeze an SSD in there.

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, PerfectPlasma said:

You definitely don't need 500 watts for a 1050ti and a 1200.

Also $124? for 4 gigs? There is something wrong with that.

It says x2, and he's not in the US so pricing might be inflated.

[PerfectPlasma]

Just now, dizmo said:

It says x2, and he's not in the US so pricing might be inflated.

It must be inflated. $128 for even 8 gigs is too much.

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, PerfectPlasma said:

It must be inflated. $128 for even 8 gigs is too much.

Haha yeah some countries really get shafted.

Then again, in those places PC parts might cost more but they might have some of the most beautiful environments to live in.

[PerfectPlasma]

1 minute ago, dizmo said:

in those places PC parts might cost more but they might have some of the most beautiful environments to live in.

Unfortunately,yeah. Get some,lose some...

[allenfaust]

128 usd for 2x4gb ram, yeah its pretty much inflated here

 

as for the psu: 

a lower wattage psu (450) is only offered by corsair vs series which I know from the net has pretty much bad reviews. 

[allenfaust]

9 minutes ago, dizmo said:

If you're not buying in the US, don't convert the currency to USD. You're just going to get a bunch of people suggesting other builds using the US PCPartPicker, and they'll be completely irrelevant to you.

 

Don't get that PSU, it's based on pretty old tech. Can you get the grey label CX Corsair units?

I'd also really try to squeeze an SSD in there.

CX series psu from corsair are  a bit inflated here, about 20 usd difference from pricing and thats the non-modular version. 

No worries, I've tried the psu model twice for my previous pc build (for relatives) and worked fine. 

 

Thanks for the suggestion

[brob]

28 minutes ago, allenfaust said:

CX series psu from corsair are  a bit inflated here, about 20 usd difference from pricing and thats the non-modular version. 

No worries, I've tried the psu model twice for my previous pc build (for relatives) and worked fine. 

 

Thanks for the suggestion

The Seasonic M12II is a good, but dated model. It will certainly do the job reliably.

[MadOver]

Yea its a good build. You dont need much juice for that setup.