I have some questions about ram sticks, please help!

[GoldenLag]

2 minutes ago, Bossen said:

@GoldenLag @Spotty How about this? 

Would still swap the PSU for the one i mentioned and the SSD i mentioned. The SSD is much faster and much better experience. Also the PSU is modular and removes a lot of the cable clutter.

 

Get a fullsize ATX mobo or mATX. It gives more room for future expandebility

[Spotty]

11 minutes ago, Bossen said:

Thanks i'm really new to this

It's okay. You will need an AM4 socket motherboard with those AMD CPUs.

@GoldenLag Seems more familiar with stores and prices in your country so I'll let him help you from here.

 

9 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

Wrong mobo. Swap it for a B350 mobo. Preferably the Pro4 from ASrock or this https://www.proshop.dk/Bundkort/ASRock-X470-Master-SLI-Bundkort-AMD-X470-AMD-AM4-socket-DDR4-RAM-ATX-/2653965

The B350 might require a Bios update.

 

Get a 1070ti since it is a tiny bit cheaper

 

Get the crucial mx500 250GB SSD instead. It is much better. 

 

Get this PSU instead: https://www.proshop.dk/Stroemforsyning/Seasonic-Focus-Plus-550-Gold-Stroemforsyning-550-Watt-120-mm-80-Plus-Gold-certified/2614540

 

2600x comes with a adjecuate cooler, no need to pick up a watercooler nor reasom to pick up cables, they come with the PSU. 

@Bossen Listen to what he's saying here. All really good advice.
The Seasonic Focus Plus Gold 550W is a very good quality PSU as well, much better than the Corsair VS450, and with the money you save from not buying the replacement cables it will work out similar in price.

[Bossen]

@GoldenLag I want a motherboard with wi-fi

[GoldenLag]

3 minutes ago, Spotty said:

GoldenLag Seems more familiar with stores and prices in your country so I'll let him help you from here.

Im from further up north. We are more expencive but pretty much have the same stores. I could continue in danish, but sadly i cant write danish only badly imetate it in a racist way

[GoldenLag]

7 minutes ago, Bossen said:

@GoldenLag I want a motherboard with wi-fi

Pick up linked wifi card instead. It will be better than any onboard wifi.

 

https://www.proshop.dk/Netvaerksadapter-netkort-printserver-mv/ASUS-PCE-AC68/2423987

[Spotty]

7 minutes ago, Bossen said:

@GoldenLag I want a motherboard with wi-fi

Motherboards with built in wifi are often overpriced or the more premium boards. You may be better off getting a PCI wifi network adapter which is a card that slots in to the motherboard to provide wifi. They're relatively cheap and start at around USD $15.

 

1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

Im from further up north. We are more expencive but pretty much have the same stores. I could continue in danish, but sadly i cant write danish only badly imetate it in a racist way

You're doing better than me. I'm trying to find a wifi pci adapter card on that website and I only speak English so I'm pretty much going off pictures here.

[Bossen]

@GoldenLag

[Bossen]

1 minute ago, Spotty said:

Motherboards with built in wifi are often overpriced or the more premium boards. You may be better off getting a PCI wifi network adapter which is a card that slots in to the motherboard to provide wifi. They're relatively cheap and start at around USD $15.

 

You're doing better than me. I'm trying to find a wifi pci adapter card on that website and I only speak English so I'm pretty much going off pictures here.

"netværkskort"

[GoldenLag]

5 minutes ago, Bossen said:

@GoldenLag

thats not a wifi card. that there is a ethernet card. ill find something cheaper than i originally linked.

 

two sec....

 

https://www.proshop.dk/Netvaerksadapter-netkort-printserver-mv/ASUS-PCE-N15/2281713

 

should work okay even though it has some mixed reviews

[Spotty]

11 minutes ago, Bossen said:

@GoldenLag

 

That's an ethernet card. It does not provide wifi access.

The wifi cards will come with antennas to receive and send the signals. They'll either have the antennas connect directly to the card or they will have wires leading to some antennas you can place on the desk (for better signal).

 

https://www.proshop.dk/Netvaerksadapter-netkort-printserver-mv/TP-Link-TL-WN851ND/2288090

https://www.proshop.dk/Netvaerksadapter-netkort-printserver-mv/D-Link-DWA-582-WL-AC1200-DB-PCIe-adapter/2480842

https://www.proshop.dk/Netvaerksadapter-netkort-printserver-mv/ASUS-PCE-N15/2281713

https://www.proshop.dk/Netvaerksadapter-netkort-printserver-mv/TP-Link-TL-WN881ND/2318060

 

[Bossen]

@GoldenLag @Spotty So this is a fine build? 

[GoldenLag]

1 minute ago, Bossen said:

@GoldenLag @Spotty So this is a fine build? 

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yes that looks fine. though the seasonic PSU would have been better, it is only a minor grudge. looks fine

[Bossen]

1 minute ago, GoldenLag said:

yes that looks fine. though the seasonic PSU would have been better, it is only a minor grudge. looks fine

Probably gonna get this then

[Spotty]

11 minutes ago, Bossen said:

@GoldenLag @Spotty So this is a fine build?

It'll boot, so that's a start.

The CX450M is a decent power supply, better than the VS450 you had selected earlier. I would still recommend swapping it out for the Seasonic recommended earlier.
https://www.proshop.dk/Stroemforsyning/Seasonic-Focus-Plus-550-Gold-Stroemforsyning-550-Watt-120-mm-80-Plus-Gold-certified/2614540

For an extra 300-400KR you could upgrade the 1070 to a 1070ti, which should help if you want to play 1440p/144hz.

With those changes you should still be able to stay within the 10,500 KR budget you set out earlier. if you wanted to keep it under 10,000 KR then what you have selected will be fine.

Will you also need things like a keyboard, mouse, or monitor? Or do you already have those items? If you don't have them then you will need to set aside more money for them.