Hello guys! As I've been waiting for my new PC to come, and oh so many questions which is the best, advice and so on.... I think I finally have my build! Though there always was one scary problem which was biting me constantly since I ever thought about building it. ....And that was the compatibility of the components. I frankly do not want to see parts which do not work together, and total frustration.
As I got my Pc components on PcPartPicker, the site says: No issues detected! ...But I am just not 100% believing in everything that a site would say. After doing some research I saw that PCPP is quite an advanced site. But I also saw reddit posts that PCPP could not see the different length of tubes, or other small problems which were ''quite'' hard to detect.
Now this got me a bit on my nerves, because as a first time rookie PC builder, I don't want to be in huge problems that I've never seen before. So... my main questions are:
Are my PC components compatible?
Is PCPP compatibility checker reliable. (Or atleast reliable enough to not ask professionals
)
If there's truly a real problem with my pc, or major advice. I'd be happy to get it.
Link: http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/RqCjpb
EDIT: I rather would like the budget to stay the same, so if there's some part switching. Sure! unless it really makes it more expensive, I would rather let it stay as it is if it ''would'' be compatibile already.
EDIT2: New build idea, small changes in PSU and RAM:http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/DBzK3F
As I got my Pc components on PcPartPicker, the site says: No issues detected! ...But I am just not 100% believing in everything that a site would say. After doing some research I saw that PCPP is quite an advanced site. But I also saw reddit posts that PCPP could not see the different length of tubes, or other small problems which were ''quite'' hard to detect.
Now this got me a bit on my nerves, because as a first time rookie PC builder, I don't want to be in huge problems that I've never seen before. So... my main questions are:
Are my PC components compatible?
Is PCPP compatibility checker reliable. (Or atleast reliable enough to not ask professionals
)If there's truly a real problem with my pc, or major advice. I'd be happy to get it.
Link: http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/RqCjpb
EDIT: I rather would like the budget to stay the same, so if there's some part switching. Sure! unless it really makes it more expensive, I would rather let it stay as it is if it ''would'' be compatibile already.
EDIT2: New build idea, small changes in PSU and RAM:http://de.pcpartpicker.com/list/DBzK3F
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