Photoshop pc - mobo and ram needed

[19_blackie_73]

soooooo basically, I need a mobo and ram for as little money as possible, it will be paired with an i5 8500.

 

Only requirements

- 8GB of RAM (for the first part, will be upgraded later down the line)

- internal USB 3.0

- preferably 6 Sata Ports and M.2 Slot

- HDMI or DisplayPort

 

I can find dual channel 8GB, 2400MHz kits for around 20€ less than higher speed kits. Does it affect much the performance on Intel?

Note: also running iGPU for the first stage of this build, but as it only use case is occasional web browsing and Photoshop usage, will be fine.

 

Everything will find its place in a silent base 600 if that helps.

 

EDIT: location is germany, will be ordering from mindfactory.de as it is for most of the components the cheapest place.

 

[nox_]

PS pc meaning what? pc I get, but PS? Photoshop? 

[19_blackie_73]

2 minutes ago, noxdeouroboros said:

PS pc meaning what? pc I get, but PS? Photoshop? 

Photoshop
read too much i guess the last few days

[nox_]

Just now, 19_blackie_73 said:

Photoshop
read too much i guess the last few days

What is your budget? at least give people ball park number. More people will help if you provide some number.

[airdeano]

there are a lot of choices for that: https://pcpartpicker.com/products/motherboard/#s=30&c=129,131,130,128&K=6,12&E=1,4&sort=price&N=4,16

issue, if populating all SATA posts with drives and m.2, usual scenario is that 2 SATA ports become disabled.

 

RAM speed supported by that platform is 2666, seeing that overclocking is out of the picture, i'd sponsor the theory of using the 2666 over the 2400 (some boards support RAM OC, but not all).

 

value boards will support more HDMI vs DP as the licensing fee tears the 'value' idea.

[19_blackie_73]

37 minutes ago, noxdeouroboros said:

What is your budget? at least give people ball park number. More people will help if you provide some number.

as little as senseable possible, which is 400€ around that park

 

30 minutes ago, airdeano said:

there are a lot of choices for that

yeah how parametric filtering works i know, but which of those are reliable and good for as little as possible?
How about the asrock pro4 m-atx?

 

Looking for advice for experience with the brands and their products.

[airdeano]

b360 seems to be a respectable choice from the sellers website reviews.