Help with PC Build

[Yasir_786]

I'm building my first pc, sold my crappy pc & ps3 about 2 years ago & bought a Psu, Ram stick, Cabinet, HDD, Keyboard & Mouse.
Now in a week or so I'll be buying the rest of the parts i.e CPU, GPU & Mobo.
I want some help regarding the system I'm building, whether it'll be future proof, okay for gaming, good for photo /video editing & I'm curious whether the motherboard choice is good or not, it's a cheap motherboard but the good ones in budget aren't available & alternative mobo are expensive.
My budget for cpu, mobo & gpu is total around 26,000 Rs. (366$)

System config :
Amd Ryzen 5 1600
ASUS EX-A320M-GAMING Motherboard
Wd Blue 1tb 7200 rpm
Corsair Vengeance LPX 8gd DDR4 2400 mhz Ram.
Zotac Gt 1030 2gb GDDR5
Corsair VS450 PSU

I pretty much don't plan to OC, but still I'm not sure whether the mobo is good or not, there is a cheaper choice Asus Prime A320m - k & a somewhat expensive Asus Prime B350m-A which will make my budget slightly increase.

Really appreciate who helps.
Thank you.

 

[camieabz]

Comparison of Ryzen chipsets - https://www.pcworld.com/article/3175005/computers/amd-ryzen-motherboards-explained-the-crucial-differences-in-every-am4-chipset.html

Crucially, while every Ryzen processor can be overclocked, A320 motherboards do not support overclocking. So if you want to squeeze more oomph out of your CPU, look elsewhere.

So don't plan to OC at all.

Compare the features and your likely needs, and decide if the 320 is fine for you or not.

 

[daerohn]

Ryzen is a good CPU. However I would try to buy an 4xx motherboard which is newer and good for possible CPU upgrades in the future. Also having a faster RAM is a good option as Ryzen has some latency issues which can be reduced greatly with faster ram, 3000Mhz at least.