[SOLVED] Is my build ok?

Aug 14, 2020
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CPU - AMD Ryzen 3 3200G
MOBO - Asrock B450M PRO4
GPU - MSI RX580 Gaming X 8gb
RAM - Adata XPG Spectrix D50 3200Mhz 8gbx2 (16gb)
SSD - Kingston A2000 250gb M.2 NVME
PSU - Corsair CXM 550W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-modular
CASE - Tecware M Forge ARGB

Cpu - 3200g was my original decision but then i heard of 3100 but was out of stock at my local store. But meh, 3200g is good enough.
I'm gonna upgrade to ryzen 5 in the future.
Mobo - Gigabyte B450M DS3H was my 1st choice but i wanted something better with a good budget so i went with Asrock B450M Pro 4.
Gpu - I was gonna ignore the gpu for the time being and go with integrated graphics but for the good of all gaming, I MUST. First choice was RX570,
but RX580 8gb would last me for years so i went with that.
Ram - I swore to myself 'NO RGB' as it would safe me money, but i just couldn't resist. Rgb is so Pwetty~ 😍
Ssd - 250gb is good enough, for the time being. I'm gonna add 1tb in the future. As for kingston....... well it was there, and it was cheap....... 😐
Psu - Now this was a headache, i thought any psu would do but boy was i wrong. I can't remember the list of brands that i went for and i thought 400W was good,
500W was good, 650W was good yada yada. Thank god for psu tier list, it save my life.
Case - Another troublesome foe, 1st choice was a pretty case. All shiny and sparkly..... but WAIT!. It won't mean anything if the case doesn't have a good airflow
(SUSPENSE MUSIC). So i went with Tecware M Forge cause meh whatever i'm tired of thinking.

P.S - I'm new to PC Build
 
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No Ryzen 2600 available? Biggest problem for me here is choosing a quadcore.
Would rather have the non modular Corsair CX550. It build on a newer better platform.

You can post a budget and see what people can come up with via the pcpartpicker. Country can be chosen in the righthand top corner.
No Ryzen 2600 available? Biggest problem for me here is choosing a quadcore.
Would rather have the non modular Corsair CX550. It build on a newer better platform.

You can post a budget and see what people can come up with via the pcpartpicker. Country can be chosen in the righthand top corner.
 
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