Build Advice hello, is the build below going to be viable? can you call any errors?

[xadion123]

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Xadion123/saved/w3LCLk

is this legit?

 

[WildCard999]

The part list is set to private.

 

[xadion123]

The part list is set to private.

i fixed it. really sorry.

 

[WildCard999]

It'll work assuming you have the rest of the parts for it to run and the BIOS has been updated enough to use that CPU. Could you list the other parts as well?

What are the uses for this system?

 

[xadion123]

The purpose for this machine is to be used mainly for world of warcraft while browsing on youtube/movies and studying for university.

I haven't made up my mind for the rest of the parts, due to my current concern being the compatibility for these 3 parts, first i want to make sure that they are stackable with no necessary bios updates and any further compatibility issues. Also I have no interest in buying any dedicated gpu, I've heard that the integrated radeon vega 3 graphics are more than enough for my personal task.


Also, will this same motherboard work with ryzen 2200g? if so, with what ram?
I really hope that this particular ram in the set above will be compatible. And what about the bios? You mentioned that they will be fine with the 3000g. Will this be the case with the 2200g?

Thank you.

 

[WildCard999]

What is your budget and country?

I've try to get something better like Vega 8 or preferrably Vega 11 for WoW. Also you'll want fast memory as it makes a big difference with AMD Ryzen, preferably 3000/3200mhz in dual channel.

 

[xadion123]

I am from greece, and my budget is 180euro.

So I invested some thought on the subject, and concluded that it would be better to buy the ryzen 3 2200g. The reasoning originates by the fact that I've noticed blizzard optimizing their graphical designs-- making the game heavier for its former standards. (I shouldn't forget also to mention that my cousin helped me a bit financially by giving me 40 euro to add into my 135 initial budget).


Now about my concerns. Considering my budget, and the motherboard's bios along with the ram's compatibility in the list I gave you above. Should I change one of the two? Or should I replace the whole system.

As you mentioned about the ram. Will in fact, be better for me to keep the motherboard,-- and replace the ram with a 3000mhz? Or replace both ram and motherboard?

 

[WildCard999]

The board will support that 2200G so no worries there. The memory though needs to be faster, preferably 3000 or 3200mhz in dual channel (2x4 or 2x8gb, whichever you can afford).

 

[xadion123]

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/Xadion123/saved/#view=RxKHzy

Here is my updated list. I really want to thank you for being a contributor to my technological clarification adventure.

Here below are the Greek links for the parts.

[Ram]
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/14025412/C...B-DDR4-3000MHz-CMK8GX4M2C3000C16.html#reviews

[Motherboard]
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/17143363/Gigabyte-B450M-S2H.html#specs

[Cpu]
https://www.skroutz.gr/s/14023216/AMD-Ryzen-3-2200G-Box.html?keyphrase=ryzen+2200g

Considering this system,-- I still have a couple questions in need of answering. Firstly, what troubles me, is the possible need of a dedicated gpu just for the purpose of displaying the bios. Is this the case? Or just the apu's integrated graphics is going to be enough for this job?

Secondly. Is there a possible scenario for the motherboard to downplay the ram from 3000mhz to 2xxx?-- making the xmp function necessary for the motherboard to recognise the issue? Does this motherboard have xmp to activate this task?

Thank you.