Which is better?

[fibaf]

A.

I5-8400

MSI H310PRO VD

MSI GTX 1050 ti 4GB Dual Fan OC

1x8GB 2400

1tb hdd

Deepcool DE 500 watts

 

B

Amd ryzen 5 2600 

MSI B350m PRO VD Plus

1x8 gb 2400

1tb hdd

Deepcool DE 500 watts

 

(These are packages that are offered in the philippines)

 

[HanZie82]

Looks like B does not come with dedicated graphics card.
You would want one if you want gaming.

[NelizMastr]

A because B won't work without a graphics card.

[The_Tron]

A, as a 1050ti is WAY better than the integrated ryzen graphics

[DimasRMDO]

What package? Drop B and choose A

Unless you buy your own dedicated GPU for B, which we don't know your budget yet and what you'll do to your PC.

[Spotty]

I wouldn't buy either of those two.

• The motherboards are poor quality, with the Intel board being designed for Intel Celeron/Pentium CPUs, not Core i5s - as evidenced by the the product page for the board and total lack of VRM heatsinks. (edit, nvm, just saw the product page does state "Intel Core".)

Quote

Supports 8th Gen Intel^® Core™ / Pentium^® Gold/ Celeron^® Processors for LGA 1151 socket

_{https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/H310M-PRO-VD/Overview}

• Dual channel memory would be ideal, and faster memory would be better as well. Ryzen benefits a lot from faster memory, so 2400Mhz single channel on a Ryzen 5 2600 will most likely hurt performance. 2x4GB 3000mhz would be a better choice.
• As already pointed out, the second system doesn't even have a display output. Ryzen 2600 does not have a built in graphical processor, so you need to use a dedicated graphics card with it.
• The power supply is also not very good and you should avoid it.
• No SSD, only HDD, which is unacceptable in 2018 for all but the most budget of builds.

What's your budget? What do you want the computer to do?

[fibaf]

2 hours ago, NelizMastr said:

A because B won't work without a graphics card.

F****, i forgot to include the graphics card it will also be a 1050 ti, are you still going to recommend a?

[fibaf]

2 hours ago, Spotty said:

I wouldn't buy either of those two.

• The motherboards are poor quality, with the Intel board being designed for Intel Celeron/Pentium CPUs, not Core i5s - as evidenced by the the product page for the board and total lack of VRM heatsinks. (edit, nvm, just saw the product page does state "Intel Core".)

• Dual channel memory would be ideal, and faster memory would be better as well. Ryzen benefits a lot from faster memory, so 2400Mhz single channel on a Ryzen 5 2600 will most likely hurt performance. 2x4GB 3000mhz would be a better choice.
• As already pointed out, the second system doesn't even have a display output. Ryzen 2600 does not have a built in graphical processor, so you need to use a dedicated graphics card with it.
• The power supply is also not very good and you should avoid it.
• No SSD, only HDD, which is unacceptable in 2018 for all but the most budget of builds.

What's your budget? What do you want the computer to do?

Sorry i forgot to include it but the set b will also contain a 1050 ti, any thoughts or is there anyhting i should do to make it better? Im within the budget range of 500-800 dollars

[fibaf]

2 hours ago, Spotty said:

I wouldn't buy either of those two.

• The motherboards are poor quality, with the Intel board being designed for Intel Celeron/Pentium CPUs, not Core i5s - as evidenced by the the product page for the board and total lack of VRM heatsinks. (edit, nvm, just saw the product page does state "Intel Core".)

• Dual channel memory would be ideal, and faster memory would be better as well. Ryzen benefits a lot from faster memory, so 2400Mhz single channel on a Ryzen 5 2600 will most likely hurt performance. 2x4GB 3000mhz would be a better choice.
• As already pointed out, the second system doesn't even have a display output. Ryzen 2600 does not have a built in graphical processor, so you need to use a dedicated graphics card with it.
• The power supply is also not very good and you should avoid it.
• No SSD, only HDD, which is unacceptable in 2018 for all but the most budget of builds.

What's your budget? What do you want the computer to do?

Mainly gaming but i also do edits with ps indesign and sony vegas(too lazy to study premiere)

[NelizMastr]

29 minutes ago, fibaf said:

F****, i forgot to include the graphics card it will also be a 1050 ti, are you still going to recommend a?

 

27 minutes ago, fibaf said:

Mainly gaming but i also do edits with ps indesign and sony vegas(too lazy to study premiere)

Vegas doesn't care about Quicksync and neither does Indesign, so the extra threads on the Ryzen will be your best bet here.