- Jul 19, 2017
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Hi,
I am trying to build a cheap Ryzen system. I have made one that is $868.91, but that doesn't include monitor(s), and I definitely need new ones. I DO want a dual-monitor setup, but that will just raise the price even more. I currently have a 1080p Lenovo monitor at 75 hertz. I could use some cheap 4K monitors, but there's not really a such thing. Anyways, I need these things:
• At least 16GB of RAM
• A 256 or 512GB SSD for a boot drive (I can hopefully reuse my current copy of Windows 10 Pro)
• 2TB of additional space (Can be done with either a 2TB drive or 2 1TB drives, but I would prefer 2 1TB drives)
About the CPU and GPU, I really want something that can edit/render/record/stream at 1080p resolution or higher. I had a GTX 1060 and the Ryzen 5 1600 in my $868.91 build.
I want to be able to overclock the CPU to around 4.0 GHz. This means that I will need a motherboard that supports overclocking at that level. I will also need an adequate cooler to cool the CPU. I'd rather have air cooling than water cooling.
The one thing that I really don't care about is looks. I don't want RGB or any fancy colors. As long as it works, I'm fine.
About the case, I really want a simple case without anything fancy. I don't need anything like Qi Wireless Charging. I don't really want a side panel window, either.
One thing that I do kinda care about is cable management. I want it to look nice and not messy. A modular PSU could help with that, but that might be more expensive.
Storage is going to be an important thing. I only need an SSD for the boot drive. But, since I'm going to be doing streaming/recording, I will need space for that. I also need space for virtual machines.
I don't really have any experience with things like overclocking. I can use some online guides to help me there.
As long as the PSU supplies enough power, I don't care about that. As long as the motherboard supports overclocking, I don't really care about that either. My budget is as low as possible. Thanks!
I am trying to build a cheap Ryzen system. I have made one that is $868.91, but that doesn't include monitor(s), and I definitely need new ones. I DO want a dual-monitor setup, but that will just raise the price even more. I currently have a 1080p Lenovo monitor at 75 hertz. I could use some cheap 4K monitors, but there's not really a such thing. Anyways, I need these things:
• At least 16GB of RAM
• A 256 or 512GB SSD for a boot drive (I can hopefully reuse my current copy of Windows 10 Pro)
• 2TB of additional space (Can be done with either a 2TB drive or 2 1TB drives, but I would prefer 2 1TB drives)
About the CPU and GPU, I really want something that can edit/render/record/stream at 1080p resolution or higher. I had a GTX 1060 and the Ryzen 5 1600 in my $868.91 build.
I want to be able to overclock the CPU to around 4.0 GHz. This means that I will need a motherboard that supports overclocking at that level. I will also need an adequate cooler to cool the CPU. I'd rather have air cooling than water cooling.
The one thing that I really don't care about is looks. I don't want RGB or any fancy colors. As long as it works, I'm fine.
About the case, I really want a simple case without anything fancy. I don't need anything like Qi Wireless Charging. I don't really want a side panel window, either.
One thing that I do kinda care about is cable management. I want it to look nice and not messy. A modular PSU could help with that, but that might be more expensive.
Storage is going to be an important thing. I only need an SSD for the boot drive. But, since I'm going to be doing streaming/recording, I will need space for that. I also need space for virtual machines.
I don't really have any experience with things like overclocking. I can use some online guides to help me there.
As long as the PSU supplies enough power, I don't care about that. As long as the motherboard supports overclocking, I don't really care about that either. My budget is as low as possible. Thanks!
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