i am planing to build a pc in 2 weeks but i dont know how good my current "budget pc" is or how compateble it is. give me you opinion about the pc and how i can improve it. thank you for helping me. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Q7mxjc
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i need to know if all parts are compateble and if there is a better way of building it "improving it"
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pohemi
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Everything looks good to me as far as compatability. For what it's worth, PCpartpicker is usually pretty good at determining what is compatible and what will work with each other. It will usually tell you if something may cause an issue. Good luck on your build!
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no need for thermal paste. Non-K CPU coolers come pre-applied with it. I would also recommend getting a small SSD to put often used programs and your OS on it.
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