[SOLVED] Will my build face any issues?

[anonymouscrypter13]

Hi so not sure if im posting in right section, couldn't find a build section but i just purchased these parts, i did as much research as i could on my own but wanted to get more knowledge

My Parts -

MSI AMD Ryzen B350M BAZOOKA AM4 DDR4 USB 3.0 HDMI Micro ATX Motherboard
Team T-Force Vulcan 8GB (2 x 4GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3000 (PC4 24000) Memory
AMD Ryzen 5 1500X 3.50GHz Processor With Wraith Spire Cooler


Will i face any issues? Compatibility or otherwise?

Thanks

 

[WildCard999]

Those parts are fine but when are your buying/building?

 

[anonymouscrypter13]

Those parts are fine but when are your buying/building?

Already purchased last night and am planning to build on Wednesday gonna be my first build so pretty excited
thanks for the answer!

 

[WildCard999]

Those parts are fine but when are your buying/building?

Already purchased last night and am planning to build on Wednesday gonna be my first build so pretty excited
thanks for the answer!

Ok, once you get the build up and running with Windows installed I'd recommend going into the BIOS and enabling AXMP/XMP as that will make your memory run at the correct 3000mhz. The difference between that and the initial stock 2133 for DDR4 can be up to a 20 FPS difference. Also just a heads up that the 1500X doesn't have a iGPU so you do need a dedicated GPU (graphics card) to get a visual with that build.

Have fun building!

If it doesn't boot the first time don't fret as it's probably something minor you may have overlooked.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

 

[anonymouscrypter13]

Those parts are fine but when are your buying/building?

Already purchased last night and am planning to build on Wednesday gonna be my first build so pretty excited
thanks for the answer!

Ok, once you get the build up and running with Windows installed I'd recommend going into the BIOS and enabling AXMP/XMP as that will make your memory run at the correct 3000mhz. The difference between that and the initial stock 2133 for DDR4 can be up to a 20 FPS difference. Also just a heads up that the 1500X doesn't have a iGPU so you do need a dedicated GPU (graphics card) to get a visual with that build.

Have fun building!

If it doesn't boot the first time don't fret as it's probably something minor you may have overlooked.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/261145-31-perform-steps-posting-post-boot-video-problems

Thanks so much man was kinda worried id mess up

 

[WildCard999]

Your welcome! One thing I forget every once in awhile when I go to turn on a recently completed build is the switch on the PSU and I've been doing this for 15+ years (hobbyist). If you do run into issues where the list I posted didn't help feel free to post again as we enjoy helping each other out.

 

[anonymouscrypter13]

Your welcome! One thing I forget every once in awhile when I go to turn on a recently completed build is the switch on the PSU and I've been doing this for 15+ years (hobbyist). If you do run into issues where the list I posted didn't help feel free to post again as we enjoy helping each other out.

Hey my man so I ran into some issues involving front panel connectors, I posted a threat and would love ur advice non it

 

[WildCard999]

Post the link and I may be able to help.

 

[Shock34]

Hi so not sure if im posting in right section, couldn't find a build section but i just purchased these parts, i did as much research as i could on my own but wanted to get more knowledge

My Parts -

MSI AMD Ryzen B350M BAZOOKA AM4 DDR4 USB 3.0 HDMI Micro ATX Motherboard
Team T-Force Vulcan 8GB (2 x 4GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3000 (PC4 24000) Memory
AMD Ryzen 5 1500X 3.50GHz Processor With Wraith Spire Cooler

Will i face any issues? Compatibility or otherwise?

Thanks

Your build will be fantastic, however you will need a graphics card to get a visual on your monitor. If you can't afford anything beefy, then you can buy a temporary card, something really cheap, that will only run 2d graphics (for your OS)

If you don't plan on gaming, you can switch out the 1500X for an APU, like the 2200G, which will also work on that motherboard. While the APU is less powerful CPU-wise, the performance stump won't be noticeable as it is still a great budget chip, and you wont be doing any serious gaming on it. The chip is so great it can likely run most low-tier games at med-low graphics 1080p without a discrete GPU.

If you are going to be gaming, for GPU I'd recommend no lower than a 1050 ti, and no higher than a 1080. The sweet spot for that CPU without overclocking would be an RTX 2060, or 1070. Getting the right card is vital to avoid a bottleneck (which is when your CPU is too powerful, or isn't powerful enough for the GPU, resulting in worse performance) . I have a 1500X and personally use a 970 (about a 1060 3GB), and I have no issues. I plan on upgrading to an RTX 2060.

For future-proofing, it might be wise to upgrade to 16GB instead of 8GB RAM, or at least keep it in your mind for the future.

I'd recommend a 500-600W PSU 80+gold/silver for your build. When it comes to PSU it's always best to go a little overkill, so you never have to upgrade it.