gaming PC help

[adelivuk]

Hello,

I need some feedback about my configuration as I don't have the proper knowledge. Specs:

CPU - Intel Core i5 8400
Cooler - DeepCool Ice Edge mini
Motherboard - Gigabyte B360M
RAM - Crucial 16GB DDR4 2400MHz
GPU - Palit GF RTX2070 GamingPro 8GB 256bit GDDR6
SSD -Adata 120GB
HDD - Toshiba 1TB 7.200o/min Sata3

with

Seasonic 620W, Modular, 80+ Bronze
Cyclops V, black, midi tower, 2x120mm RED Led

Any feedback is appreciated.

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

It's a nice build. I'd go a 256gb SSD though. Your system will be solid for 1080p high hz or 1440p 60hz high/ultra settings.

 

[twiftgames]

Hello, Your Config is great, I would reccomend going on pcpartpicker and put your specs in and it will show if it is compatible!

 

[adelivuk]

It's a nice build. I'd go a 256gb SSD though. Your system will be solid for 1080p high hz or 1440p 60hz high/ultra settings.

Thanks for the replay!

I have a FHD 180Hz monitor (ROG SWIFT PG248Q) so 2k/4k won't be needed.

Can you tell ma also, I see that the motherboard has M.2 support - maybe to use one of those SSDs instead of adata? What do you think?

 

[Roland Of Gilead]

It's a nice build. I'd go a 256gb SSD though. Your system will be solid for 1080p high hz or 1440p 60hz high/ultra settings.

Thanks for the replay!

I have a FHD 180Hz monitor (ROG SWIFT PG248Q) so 2k/4k won't be needed.

Can you tell ma also, I see that the motherboard has M.2 support - maybe to use one of those SSDs instead of adata? What do you think?

M2 drives are faster and work of the PCIe slot. The SSD you mentioned is SATA and has a different way of connecting. M2 drives will often be more expensive than the SATA counterparts.