Mini amd build

Thanks for your help and suggestions.

Well to start I agree with you some places but in others I feel it's not necessary as well. I agree water cooling isn't a must have I figured it would help slot with oc the cpu so I don't get as much bottleneck in games like pubg.

But also I know the ssd isn't very big I didn't intend to put anything more then the os and maybe 2 or 3 games tops on it at once and it would just be a temporary one anyhow as I say at the bottom I'm gonna be upgrading always so it was already in the works to get a bigger 500 ssd to go with that one. This is just the start up build to get everything rolling.

But with all that I do like your suggestions alot that's a nice case very small as I don't got alot of room and the style of it's nice as well so props to that.

With the ram I don't disagree with you but it would be nice if it wasn't sold out on newegg as that's what I plan on using to get everything. But also is that ram really that slow? Would it be worth getting just 1 8gb stick then in a couple months when I'm done putting it all together grab another 8gb to add?

I'm trying to keep this all in a decent price range as well I really didn't want to go over 650 anymore then I have too. Which is why I didn't add the water cooler completely just a suggestion as a future add on for oc and such.

I'm trying to stay simple in that I'm just trying to get a decent start build that I can add and upgrade too as I need. So I understand a good mobo to stand a little time and be upgrade worthy is needed but I just don't want to put alot where it's not needed is all I'm saying

I also don't feel the psu I choose is a bad one I've heard good reviews and I even used it on a previous build a couple years back and never had problems. But if it's that big of an issue I could be willing to trade it around.

To stop rambling I agree with your ideas with some of it but it's just not all needed for what I'm going for. I do want something some what future proof but mostly I want to be able to upgrade and add too or take away so to speak without worry of having to replace half the system just for 1 new thing.

Sorry for the long reply I hope there is no confusion I really appreciate you taking your time to help out.

G-unit I hadn't read your post before posting what I did there. As a quick response I see you both agree the mobo ram and psu need to be changed. I guess that's where it's gonna be a have too.

I took into consideration the 3gb version over the 6gb and I just can't afford the 6gb. I know it's much better and would help alot in the future I don't feel like the price is worth the difference in performance to me. I'm not trying to build a super computer I know I couldn't max pubg and such games with the 3gb version but it's plenty powerful enough to do anything else I would want or need so I'm not looking to change the gpu.