Good 1080p build?

[justin49088]

Going to build a PC monitor 1080p 75hz. Note, i'm going for the 2x4 ram instead of the 4x4 it was not on the list. Also i'm going to be using WIFI so i'll put a link below to the WIFI adapter i've been planning to use, tell me if I should get something else please. Everything is in Canadian dollar.

PC:
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/PC4ff8

WIFI adapter:
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B01LXOAQJ5/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1CG9BNSUV962M&psc=1

 

[Rexper]

PSU isnt really good, especially when a corsair CXM grey labelled is at the same price range. Review.

You can find a cheaper RX 580 variation. In fact, if you downgrade to a RX 580 4gb, which is still a highly capable card at 1080p 60fps you can fit an SSD into your budget. The SSD is to store and quickly load/boot the operating system and a few programs of desire.

Also, I recommend looking at Ethernet or Powerline adaptor options before WiFi.

 

[justin49088]

PSU isnt really good, especially when a corsair CXM grey labelled is at the same price range. Review.

You can find a cheaper RX 580 variation. In fact, if you downgrade to a RX 580 4gb, which is still a highly capable card at 1080p 60fps you can fit an SSD into your budget. The SSD is to store and quickly load/boot the operating system and a few programs of desire.

Also, I recommend looking at Ethernet or Powerline adaptor options before WiFi.

the review isnt in english

 

[Rexper]

PSU isnt really good, especially when a corsair CXM grey labelled is at the same price range. Review.

You can find a cheaper RX 580 variation. In fact, if you downgrade to a RX 580 4gb, which is still a highly capable card at 1080p 60fps you can fit an SSD into your budget. The SSD is to store and quickly load/boot the operating system and a few programs of desire.

Also, I recommend looking at Ethernet or Powerline adaptor options before WiFi.

the review isnt in english

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