[HELP] R5 1600 with 1050

[shotodo]

So, I was looking into building something for myself for once. I know it's a bad time due to GPU prices, but here is what I have currently. I only have problems with my cpu and gpu due to the pricing. I'm hesitant to get the 1600 and the 1060 due to the price of the 1060s right now. I'm willing to wait for the 1060 prices to go down to upgrade it. I'm only worried that it might bottleneck. 

 

Any thoughts? 

 

EDIT: This is what I have right now: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/W7NcfH

[Zando_]

A 1050 doesn't have much oomph, I'd look for a used 970 or craigslist or something, or even a 780 Ti.

[germgoatz]

No cards around right now can bottleneck a 1600, nothing even close, its a pretty powerful CPU

[shotodo]

2 minutes ago, germgoatz said:

No cards around right now can bottleneck a 1600, nothing even close, its a pretty powerful CPU

Would the 1050 come up short though? Or would it be okay?

[whoisit1118]

8 minutes ago, germgoatz said:

No cards around right now can bottleneck a 1600, nothing even close, its a pretty powerful CPU

Not sure what you mean, R5 1600 will definitely not bottleneck a GTX 1050, but it would bottleneck anything GTX 1080ti or above.

[Morgan Everett]

16 minutes ago, shotodo said:

So, I was looking into building something for myself for once. I know it's a bad time due to GPU prices, but here is what I have currently. I only have problems with my cpu and gpu due to the pricing. I'm hesitant to get the 1600 and the 1060 due to the price of the 1060s right now. I'm willing to wait for the 1060 prices to go down to upgrade it. I'm only worried that it might bottleneck. 

 

Any thoughts? 

 

EDIT: This is what I have right now: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/W7NcfH

What monitor do you have?

[shotodo]

2 minutes ago, Morgan Everett said:

What monitor do you have?

Looking to get a 60hz for now and a 144 in the future for dual monitors

 

EDIT: Fixed mistakes

[m0nss7erKill]

Look the GPU prices at nvidia.com. You might be able to find 1060 in your budget.
Also, from what i know, MSI Motherboards have shitty support with Ryzen CPUs. They have/had problem with memory support. You can try Asus board 

[Ginger_]

37 minutes ago, m0nss7erKill said:

Look the GPU prices at nvidia.com. You might be able to find 1060 in your budget.
Also, from what i know, MSI Motherboards have shitty support with Ryzen CPUs. They have/had problem with memory support. You can try Asus board 

Msi ryzen boards are crap just because of their vrms. However unless you overclock, that's not even really an issue. Memory isn't an issue. 

 

Every other brand is good though, Asus is one of the better brands, but you can't go wrong with any

[m0nss7erKill]

30 minutes ago, Ginger137 said:

Msi ryzen boards are crap just because of their vrms. However unless you overclock, that's not even really an issue. Memory isn't an issue. 

 

Every other brand is good though, Asus is one of the better brands, but you can't go wrong with any

Ah yea, the VRMs were the problem, i forgot about that. 

[greenlotad]

On 2/23/2018 at 8:34 AM, m0nss7erKill said:

Also, from what i know, MSI Motherboards have shitty support with Ryzen CPUs.

Sorry, this is completely off topic, but this is the first time I've heard this and now I'm kinda excited. Do you know if that could cause visual glitches? Cause I've been having problems since I built my machine which I thought was my gpu, but I had it RMA'ed and there are still issues.

[m0nss7erKill]

10 hours ago, greenlotad said:

Sorry, this is completely off topic, but this is the first time I've heard this and now I'm kinda excited. Do you know if that could cause visual glitches? Cause I've been having problems since I built my machine which I thought was my gpu, but I had it RMA'ed and there are still issues.

Bad PSU can also cause gliches. Don`t know about the motherboard.