ryzen 5 1600 build HELP!

[s2pedbuset]

just want some opinion on my pc before building it...

CPU - ryzen 5 1600
MOBO - msi b450m mortar titanium
RAM - 2x4gb 2400mhz GEIL Evo Spear
SSD - samsung 860 evo 250gb sata iii
HDD - samsung 500gb
PSU - corsair cx650m
Monitor - 27" 144hz freesync

planing to buy rx 570 gpu..
please tell me im doing good need reviews before building
thanks in advance

 

[stevenjemint]

What is your budget, where are you based?

The faster RAM you can get the better with Ryzen.

 

[Supahos]

There is on onboard graphics with ryzen so wait until you can buy the 570 at the same time.

 

[stevenjemint]

There is on onboard graphics with ryzen so wait until you can buy the 570 at the same time.

Only if he gets the Ryzen 3 2200g or Ryzen 5 2400g

The 1600 has no on board graphics

 

[s2pedbuset]

What is your budget, where are you based?

The faster RAM you can get the better with Ryzen.

i already have the ram T_T

 

[s2pedbuset]

There is on onboard graphics with ryzen so wait until you can buy the 570 at the same time.

Only if he gets the Ryzen 3 2200g or Ryzen 5 2400g

The 1600 has no on board graphics

if i buy 2400g does it run well with my 2x4gb 2400hz ram?

 

[s2pedbuset]

There is on onboard graphics with ryzen so wait until you can buy the 570 at the same time.

what if i buy apu like 2400g will it run smoothly with my 2x4gb 2400hz ram?

and if i buy gpu can i disable tha vega 11? and only use the rx 570 as gpu?

 

[tiaan_strauss]

Thats a pretty solid build

There are a couple things I would change however:

RAM - go with 3000Mhz RAM over 2400Mhz, this will offer a significant increase in performance & Ryzen CPUs especially like fast RAM. No need to go over 3000Mhz.

Motherboard: is there a reason you want a mATX sized board, do you plan on building an mITX system or are you planning on building a standard sized ATX system?

PSU - I dont think you really need a 650W PSU & you could settle for a 550W which would work perfectly fine (even with an RX 570). Get the 650W if you plan on adding loads of other stuff or maybe getting a more powerful GPU in a year or so. If you dont plan on upgrading this PC for 3 years or so then theres no use getting a 650W.

RX 570 - great value GPU. Ive seen the 4GB models go for $130 on Newegg & they come with 2 free games. I would however suggest you get an 8GB version if your budget allows. As far as I know the Ryzen 1600 doesnt have on board graphics so keep this in mind.

All the best

 

[stevenjemint]

There is on onboard graphics with ryzen so wait until you can buy the 570 at the same time.

what if i buy apu like 2400g will it run smoothly with my 2x4gb 2400hz ram?

and if i buy gpu can i disable tha vega 11? and only use the rx 570 as gpu?

Yeah that will run fine with that RAM, it just runs a bit better with quicker RAM, but not a massive difference so dont worry yourself about the RAM you already have.

When you plug a Graphics Card in it should automatically switch to running off that.

 

[s2pedbuset]

Thats a pretty solid build

There are a couple things I would change however:

RAM - go with 3000Mhz RAM over 2400Mhz, this will offer a significant increase in performance & Ryzen CPUs especially like fast RAM. No need to go over 3000Mhz.

Motherboard: is there a reason you want a mATX sized board, do you plan on building an mITX system or are you planning on building a standard sized ATX system?

PSU - I dont think you really need a 650W PSU & you could settle for a 550W which would work perfectly fine (even with an RX 570). Get the 650W if you plan on adding loads of other stuff or maybe getting a more powerful GPU in a year or so. If you dont plan on upgrading this PC for 3 years or so then theres no use getting a 650W.

RX 570 - great value GPU. Ive seen the 4GB models go for $130 on Newegg & they come with 2 free games. I would however suggest you get an 8GB version if your budget allows. As far as I know the Ryzen 1600 doesnt have on board graphics so keep this in mind.

All the best

i already have the ram.. what do you think if i change my 1600 to 2400g? can my 2400hz ram hold it?

planing to build standard atx build

the psu is a gift from a friend

 

[tiaan_strauss]

Thats a pretty solid build

There are a couple things I would change however:

RAM - go with 3000Mhz RAM over 2400Mhz, this will offer a significant increase in performance & Ryzen CPUs especially like fast RAM. No need to go over 3000Mhz.

Motherboard: is there a reason you want a mATX sized board, do you plan on building an mITX system or are you planning on building a standard sized ATX system?

PSU - I dont think you really need a 650W PSU & you could settle for a 550W which would work perfectly fine (even with an RX 570). Get the 650W if you plan on adding loads of other stuff or maybe getting a more powerful GPU in a year or so. If you dont plan on upgrading this PC for 3 years or so then theres no use getting a 650W.

RX 570 - great value GPU. Ive seen the 4GB models go for $130 on Newegg & they come with 2 free games. I would however suggest you get an 8GB version if your budget allows. As far as I know the Ryzen 1600 doesnt have on board graphics so keep this in mind.

All the best

i already have the ram.. what do you think if i change my 1600 to 2400g? can my 2400hz ram hold it?

planing to build standard atx build

the psu is a gift from a friend

Ok, if youre going for a standard ATX (normal sized pc) build then get the B450 MSI Tomahawk. Its rated as one of the best B450 motherboards on the market & also $70 cheaper than the B450M Mortar Titanium. If you already have the B450M mortar motherboard its no issue as it can also fit in a normal sized pc case & all your other stuff will still work as normal.

With the 1600, the problem is you cant just install the 1600 without a graphics card as the system wont post. You need a graphics card or you need a CPU with on board graphics (2200g & 2400g). So you have 2 choices: (1) wait & save up some more money & buy the 1600 & rx 570 or (2) buy the 2200g & if you want to you can still get the rx 570 later. Once you have the 570 the pc will use the 570 graphics & not the 2200g.

Yes, your RAM will work fine with the 2200g. Your RAM will work fine with any Ryzen CPU you buy it doesnt matter which CPU you get.

The nice thing about getting the 2200g is that the on board graphics are pretty good & you can start playing games immediately. Just lower the quality settings to low & you will be able to play games

 

[s2pedbuset]

Thats a pretty solid build

There are a couple things I would change however:

RAM - go with 3000Mhz RAM over 2400Mhz, this will offer a significant increase in performance & Ryzen CPUs especially like fast RAM. No need to go over 3000Mhz.

Motherboard: is there a reason you want a mATX sized board, do you plan on building an mITX system or are you planning on building a standard sized ATX system?

PSU - I dont think you really need a 650W PSU & you could settle for a 550W which would work perfectly fine (even with an RX 570). Get the 650W if you plan on adding loads of other stuff or maybe getting a more powerful GPU in a year or so. If you dont plan on upgrading this PC for 3 years or so then theres no use getting a 650W.

RX 570 - great value GPU. Ive seen the 4GB models go for $130 on Newegg & they come with 2 free games. I would however suggest you get an 8GB version if your budget allows. As far as I know the Ryzen 1600 doesnt have on board graphics so keep this in mind.

All the best

i already have the ram.. what do you think if i change my 1600 to 2400g? can my 2400hz ram hold it?

planing to build standard atx build

the psu is a gift from a friend

Ok, if youre going for a standard ATX (normal sized pc) build then get the B450 MSI Tomahawk. Its rated as one of the best B450 motherboards on the market & also $70 cheaper than the B450M Mortar Titanium. If you already have the B450M mortar motherboard its no issue as it can also fit in a normal sized pc case & all your other stuff will still work as normal.

With the 1600, the problem is you cant just install the 1600 without a graphics card as the system wont post. You need a graphics card or you need a CPU with on board graphics (2200g & 2400g). So you have 2 choices: (1) wait & save up some more money & buy the 1600 & rx 570 or (2) buy the 2200g & if you want to you can still get the rx 570 later. Once you have the 570 the pc will use the 570 graphics & not the 2200g.

Yes, your RAM will work fine with the 2200g. Your RAM will work fine with any Ryzen CPU you buy it doesnt matter which CPU you get.

The nice thing about getting the 2200g is that the on board graphics are pretty good & you can start playing games immediately. Just lower the quality settings to low & you will be able to play games

thank you very much i will buy the 2400g with vega 11 so i can still use it for a while before buying a gpu