Is my PC build good/compatible?

[tangerinemiddle890]

CPU: Ryzen 1600x with Wraith Spire Cooler = $195

Motherboard: MSI - B350 TOMAHAWK ATX AM4 Motherboard = $79.99

GPU: Rx 580 8 GB = $244.65

Monitor: AOC G2460PQU 144Hz = $179.99

Ram: Flare X 16GB DDR4 3200 = $175.07

PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G1, 80+ GOLD (Fully Modular) = $59.99

Hard Drive: 1 TB WD = $37.99

Wifi Adapter: ANEWKODI = $16.99

Case: Deepcool Tesseract SW = $39.99

Discounts = $148

Total: $881.66

 

[Lutfij]

Where are you located and where are you purchasing from? Do you have a PCPartPicker link to that build? The build looks good though I think you can squeeze in an SSD for a platform like that.

 

[tangerinemiddle890]

Where are you located and where are you purchasing from? Do you have a PCPartPicker link to that build? The build looks good though I think you can squeeze in an SSD for a platform like that.

Mainly from Amazon and Ebay. I'm from the United States Western region.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/h8NMjc
I don't really need an SSD, since I'm patient enough

 

[ScrewySqrl]

You want an SSD.

once you have on, you never go back

 

[tangerinemiddle890]

You want an SSD.

once you have on, you never go back

but isn't it just faster loading times. plus it's more expensive and has much less space with lower endurance than a hdd

 

[jaslion]

You want an SSD.

once you have on, you never go back

but isn't it just faster loading times. plus it's more expensive and has much less space with lower endurance than a hdd

Everything gets faster with it which is nice and you mixed the endurance up. Ssd's last way longer than hdd's (the very first ones didn't but these nowadays can handle so much more than an hdd can). Just a simple 250gb would be nice but isn't required.

 

[tangerinemiddle890]

You want an SSD.

once you have on, you never go back

but isn't it just faster loading times. plus it's more expensive and has much less space with lower endurance than a hdd

Everything gets faster with it which is nice and you mixed the endurance up. Ssd's last way longer than hdd's (the very first ones didn't but these nowadays can handle so much more than an hdd can). Just a simple 250gb would be nice but isn't required.

so a 250 GB ssd and a 1 TB HDD is a good combo? do I just add windows 10, my games, browsers, and the other stuff onto the SSD? what do I add onto my HDD then.

 

[jaslion]

You want an SSD.

once you have on, you never go back

but isn't it just faster loading times. plus it's more expensive and has much less space with lower endurance than a hdd

Everything gets faster with it which is nice and you mixed the endurance up. Ssd's last way longer than hdd's (the very first ones didn't but these nowadays can handle so much more than an hdd can). Just a simple 250gb would be nice but isn't required.

so a 250 GB ssd and a 1 TB HDD is a good combo? do I just add windows 10, my games, browsers, and the other stuff onto the SSD? what do I add onto my HDD then.

All programs + 1 or 2 games on the ssd and then all the other stuff on the hdd.

 

[tangerinemiddle890]

All programs + 1 or 2 games on the ssd and then all the other stuff on the hdd.

K, I'll just buy one in the future, since I used up almost all of my budget.