Any Tips for my build?

[TURTLEZZ]

I am pretty new to building computers and parts and all that so I was wondering if I can have any tips on my build as well as any way to make it cheaper. https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/xT9Jw6

 

[toshibitsu]

Memory performs better in pairs so if you're comfortable with 8gb, I'd suggest a pair of 4gb's. Also, since the motherboard has an m.2 nvme slot, I'd suggest getting a Samsung 960 Evo 250gb m.2 (better performance/speed)

 

[TURTLEZZ]

Memory performs better in pairs so if you're comfortable with 8gb, I'd suggest a pair of 4gb's. Also, since the motherboard has an m.2 nvme slot, I'd suggest getting a Samsung 960 Evo 250gb m.2 (better performance/speed)

M.2 seem to be more expensive anf the only reason i planned on 1 8gb instead of 2 4gb is in case I expand to 16gb but thanks. Any technicalities like parts working togther or the case or anything like that?

 

[punkncat]

I feel like you picked a pretty darn good build. Only thing I would change is that Newegg has the R7 1700 on sale for 199 right now.

 

[TURTLEZZ]

I feel like you picked a pretty darn good build. Only thing I would change is that Newegg has the R7 1700 on sale for 199 right now.

Ok thanks!

 

[toshibitsu]

Only other thing I'd possibly suggest is using good thermal paste. I usually splurge and will get 'grizzly kryonaut'. It's around $10 - $15 for 1g(which is more then enough for your CPU)… whether you plan to overclock or not, it protects the best.

 

[ohenryy]

I feel like you picked a pretty darn good build. Only thing I would change is that Newegg has the R7 1700 on sale for 199 right now.

True that...
Get a 1700 and a X370 Pro4 which is selling for less than 90$. great deal.