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[Paneaplepen]

Hello friends,

Please help me finish my build.

I am upgrading my 6 years old pc but some of the parts are stil very good.

I have just bought GPU and Monitor.

My main concern is the Motherboard as i don't plan to overclock in general so i don't want to get tight budget one.

Please advice if any parts are not reccomended.

PCParts


Thank you

 

[helper800]

Hello friends,

Please help me finish my build.

I am upgrading my 6 years old pc but some of the parts are stil very good.

I have just bought GPU and Monitor.

My main concern is the Motherboard as i don't plan to overclock in general so i don't want to get tight budget one.

Please advice if any parts are not reccomended.

PCPartsLink


Thank you

I do not believe you linked it properly. Please grab the correct link!

 

[Lafong]

I see only 3 parts on your list:

CPU, RAM, motherboard.

Those look like good parts to me; no problems so far.

 

[helper800]

I see only 3 parts on your list:

CPU, RAM, motherboard.

Those look like good parts to me; no problems so far.

I am just seeing the last build I made for someone else. I do not believe its linked properly

 

[Paneaplepen]

I do not believe you linked it properly. Please grab the correct link!

please check now

 

[Lafong]

I am just seeing the last build I made for someone else. I do not believe its linked properly

Could be;

I see MSI MAG matx board; 13600k cpu, and Kingston Fury RAM; all price in UK pounds.

??

 

[helper800]

please check now

The link has been fixed. I would reccomend a 13500 instead of the 13600k if you are not going to get a Z motherboard, because then it mostly defeats the purpose of buying a K possessor.

 

[Paneaplepen]

that's odd, can you check please:

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/KpZPRv

 

[Lafong]

OK; got the good link.

Looks generally OK;

The case allows 165 mm tall coolers; your Noctua is 160 mm tall, so OK with about a quarter inch to spare.

Yeah, no over-riding reason for a K processor on a B board.

You might consider 13400, 13500, 13600, or even 13700 all non-K variants instead. But not a big deal.

Personally, I would avoid an F processor as I'd like to have integrated video in case of emergency situation where video card is out of action. Your call entirely.

 

[geofelt]

Looks good.
Just me, but I would not go cheap on a F processor.
$30 or so more is well worth it to me.
There are probably better ways to save.
I might also spring for a 2tb m.2 device if you will be playing many different games.