[SOLVED] Help me built my first pc (budget edition)

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hi, I wanted to built a 6th gen rig as i'm having core i3 6th gen processor.
motherboard-
  • MSI H110M PRO-VH Plus Motherboard for Socket LGA115
graphics card-

Zotac Gaming Geforce GTX 1650 OC 4GB GDDR6

16 gb ram hyper x fury, 1 tb hdd + case. I need help regarding some topics like -Cooling for the system , psu , will it even run , any other faults , issues or suggestion.
 
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ryzen 5 3600 is 244 dollars and ryzen 7 2700 is 217 dollars

At those prices go for the 2700, you're not going to notice any difference if you're not using a top tier gpu and a 144htz screen!

The 2700 is still a rock solid cpu performance wise and $217 is a crazy price.

Between the gaming plus, tomahawk max and Pro take the cheapest one, they're all solid boards - I own the Pro 4 myself.
ryzen 5 3600 is 244 dollars and ryzen 7 2700 is 217 dollars

At those prices go for the 2700, you're not going to notice any difference if you're not using a top tier gpu and a 144htz screen!

The 2700 is still a rock solid cpu performance wise and $217 is a crazy price.

Between the gaming plus, tomahawk max and Pro take the cheapest one, they're all solid boards - I own the Pro 4 myself.
 
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At those prices go for the 2700, you're not going to notice any difference if you're not using a top tier gpu and a 144htz screen!

The 2700 is still a rock solid cpu performance wise and $217 is a crazy price.

Between the gaming plus, tomahawk max and Pro take the cheapest one, they're all solid boards - I own the Pro 4 myself.
ok thnx btw. But i think 2700 may show its life faster than 3600 and i think i forgot to mention pro 4 mini atx is available should i pick it up or other ones
 
ok thnx btw. But i think 2700 may show its life faster than 3600 and i think i forgot to mention pro 4 mini atx is available should i pick it up or other ones
Dude if you have 2700 for 217 then 2700x should also be at a good price as i said keep it in consideration, not changing my words in my opinion as i said few performance loss won't matter and 8 core would be used in future games. Only time i think you should get a system with 3600 is it its a pre built and cost less
 
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Dude if you have 2700 for 217 then 2700x should also be at a good price as i said keep it in consideration, not changing my words in my opinion as i said few performance loss won't matter and 8 core would be used in future games. Only time i think you should get a system with 3600 is it its a pre built
yep i saw it was not so costly btw is there a significant difference in performance
 
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A bit better than 2700 and has a beautiful cooler
ok so config i got set on is - ryzen 7 2700 + MSI RADEON RX 570 ARMOR 8GB OC+Deepcool Matrexx 55+1tb hdd (stuff)+128 gb m.2 (windows)+Tomhawk max+16 ram +Antec VP550P Plus 550 Watt 80 Plus +4 cooling fan (rgb)
$865
(i converted it from my currency to usd but its like 700 dollars using us components )
 
ok so config i got set on is - ryzen 7 2700 + MSI RADEON RX 570 ARMOR 8GB OC+Deepcool Matrexx 55+1tb hdd (stuff)+128 gb m.2 (windows)+Tomhawk max+16 ram +Antec VP550P Plus 550 Watt 80 Plus +4 cooling fan (rgb)
$865
(i converted it from my currency to usd but its like 700 dollars using us components )
Why not a GTX 1660ti/super?
And psu is good although it's only 80+ standard why not a cx450/cx550 from corsair?? Or gigabyte P450B/P550B