Im finding a right case to build my own gaming pc

[NathanThePro]

Hello, Im a little bit worried when choosing a right gaming tower(case) for gaming because i dont want my accessories cannot be fit into the mid tower case

Here are the accesorries:
1) Graphic card : Msi gtx 1050 ti 4GT oc twin fan ddr5 graphics card
2) Motherboard : Asus H110M-D LGA1151 Socket USB 3.0 Motherboard for Intel
3) Ram : Corsair Vengeance® LPX 8GB (1x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 2400MHz C16 Memory Kit - Black
4) Intel Pentium Processor G4400 (LGA 1151, 3M Cache, 3.30 GHz, Dual-Core)
5) Segotep Polar Wind 120mm 15LED Silent Casing Fan - (Blue LED)
and finally the case that i chose from online
Segotep The Wind ATX Mid Tower Gaming Casing - gold and btw sorry for my bad english. I hope u reply it asap

 

[CRO5513Y]

Firstly if you haven't already purchased these parts you could do much better across the whole list for the same price. Secondly how would this not fit into a Mid-Tower case? It's a Micro-ATX Motherboard and pretty small graphics card. That case is pretty expensive i have never heard of that brand personally, you could save a lot of money going a nice Corsair/Aerocool/Phanteks case for cheaper and still excellent quality just let me know if you want help choosing a case. The parts i would change in your build list if you have not purchased them already would be:

1) RX 470 4GB (20-30% more performance for $10-20 more)
2) B250 Motherboard with 4 RAM slots for upgradebility (~$25 more)
3) Change RAM to the same but 2x4GB Kit as they perform better (Same price)
4) Pentium G4560 (The new Hyperthreaded one, a budget king)

Hope this helps

 

[Lucky_SLS]

the corsair spec m2 will be a good choice.
but if u can stretch ur budget a bit, the coolermaster masterbox 5 is a good user friendly case with lots of room n cable management.

 

[NathanThePro]

Firstly if you haven't already purchased these parts you could do much better across the whole list for the same price. Secondly how would this not fit into a Mid-Tower case? It's a Micro-ATX Motherboard and pretty small graphics card. That case is pretty expensive i have never heard of that brand personally, you could save a lot of money going a nice Corsair/Aerocool/Phanteks case for cheaper and still excellent quality just let me know if you want help choosing a case. The parts i would change in your build list if you have not purchased them already would be:

1) RX 470 4GB (20-30% more performance for $10-20 more)
2) B250 Motherboard with 4 RAM slots for upgradebility (~$25 more)
3) Change RAM to the same but 2x4GB Kit as they perform better (Same price)
4) Pentium G4560 (The new Hyperthreaded one, a budget king)

Hope this helps

i havent bought the accessories yet. Oh I forgot to mention that I'm from other country. The cooler master is a little bit expensive in my country. But its for the best that i buy the cooler master case

 

[CRO5513Y]

Looks average i suppose it would do if your on a strict budget it should fit everything alright. (included a picture for reference with a massive GPU inside of one).

 

[NathanThePro]

i found the cooler master N300 case and

it supports micro atx motherboard 😀 how to post a pic

 

[NathanThePro]

I almost forgot what about the power supply? How many volts should i buy?

 

[CRO5513Y]

i found the cooler master N300 case and

it supports micro atx motherboard 😀 how to post a pic

Hit reply to my message and there should be a small picture icon above the text box! Just pop in the link to the picture. 😀

 

[NathanThePro]

but what about the power supply? how many volts should i buy and Im planning to buy an intel that is Intel G4620/3.7 Ghz

 

[CRO5513Y]

but what about the power supply? how many volts should i buy and Im planning to buy an intel that is Intel G4620/3.7 Ghz

I think you mean Watts not Volts. If you are on a strict budget try and grab a good quality 80+ Bronze rated power supply from a reliable brand like Corsair, EVGA, XFX, SilverStone or SeaSonic. Make sure you get something at 400W or higher. 400-450W will do the job and allow you some upgradability.

This would be me recommendation for a budget PSU > https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/6ZkD4D/silverstone-power-supply-st60fesb

But try grab this is you are open to spending a little more > https://au.pcpartpicker.com/product/tfw323/silverstone-power-supply-st45sfg

 

[NathanThePro]

Silverstone Strider Essential ST50F-ES230 80+ 500W. Is it good?

 

[CRO5513Y]

A good budget Power Supply yeah that should go nicely with your parts and it has enough wattage to allow any future upgrades if you desire.

 

[NathanThePro]

Thank you so much for helping me guys 😀 im really appreciate it