[SOLVED] trying to build a pc here is a parts list let me know how it looks.

[JacobJCastaneda]

Thermaltake Smart 500W
AeroCool Cylon
Seagate BarraCuda 2TB
GeForce GTX 1050 TI
ADATA SU800 512GB M.2
Gigabyte B450M
AMD Ryzen 5 2600
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz

 

[richiestang_78]

The Thermaltake Smart PSU isn't very good. The Corsair CX 550 or CX550m will alittle more expensive are better units.

The GTX1050ti unless you are getting a very good deal there are better options new and used. New the GTX 1650 Super is much better. And on the used market look around for a RX580, they should be very cheap, atleast here in the US they are.


Its an Ok SSD. The Crucial MX500 is a better option. It comes in both a standard 2.5inch SSD and a M.2 variant. M.2 is just a form factor and has no bearing on perfomrance.

 

[JacobJCastaneda]

The Thermaltake Smart PSU isn't very good. The Corsair CX 550 or CX550m will alittle more expensive are better units.

The GTX1050ti unless you are getting a very good deal there are better options new and used. New the GTX 1650 Super is much better. And on the used market look around for a RX580, they should be very cheap, atleast here in the US they are.


Its an Ok SSD. The Crucial MX500 is a better option. It comes in both a standard 2.5inch SSD and a M.2 variant. M.2 is just a form factor and has no bearing on perfomrance.

well thanks for the information i really do appreciate it i did change the psu and the gpu but i dont really much of a difference in the ssd

 

[richiestang_78]

well thanks for the information i really do appreciate it i did change the psu and the gpu but i dont really much of a difference in the ssd

They are fairly close in performance, and if the ADAT is cheaper then go with it, if they are the same price personally I would go for the Crucial.

 

[JacobJCastaneda]

yea the crucial is somewhat more expensive than the adat is

 

[ArchitSahu]

What new PSU and GPU did you choose? Have you considered stepping down the size of the SSD to a 256GB drive so that you have more money for a better GPU like a 1660?

 

[cryoburner]

It's probably worth sticking with at least a 480-512GB SSD if you intend to install some games to it for faster load times.