Will these computer parts all work together ?

padraic.tuohy · Feb 18, 2018

Hi, Im building my first ever computer and I was just wondering If all the parts I have selected will be compatible with each other (so I don't have to reorder new parts).
These are the parts I have selected...
• CPU - AMD RYZEN 5 1600 6-Core 3.2 GHz (NEWEGG)
• Graphics card - ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1050 Ti DirectX (NEWEGG)
• RAM - G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 16GB (2 x 8GB)
• Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-AB350-GAMING 3
• SSD – SAMSUNG 960 EVO M.2 250GB NVMe PCI-Express 3.0 x4 Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) MZ-V6E250BW
• Power Supply – EVGA 450 BT 100-BT-0450-K1 450W ATX12V / EPS12V 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Non-Modular Active PFC Power Supply
• Case – DIYPC DIY-BG01 Black USB 3.0 ATX Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case with Pre-installed 3 x 120mm Fans

Thank you

alexoiu · Feb 18, 2018

Hi, I'd go with a 550W power supply. Other than that, I see no issues.

aquielisunari · Feb 18, 2018

padraic.tuohy :

Yes. It is CPU heavy which means the build has room to grow and that adds value. I don't recommend such a low wattage PSU. Because your PC has room to grow you also need to make sure you have your food pantry stocked up so when you upgrade everyone will have enough to eat. Something like https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139202 is not that expensive and it allows you to add any GFX card up to the 1080. PSU's are usually good for about 5 years. They do last much longer with some caveats. The power they supply does degrade as does their efficiency. $8 a year isn't a big investment but you will have a warranty for 3 years. Many vendors also cover direct collateral damage with proof of damaged goods should one of their power supplies fail catastrophically or not but still passed bad juice to another component(s). They won't say what the specifics of that process are. Corsair did say "You will be compensated" when asked if their H100 sprung a leak, what would they do?. The consumer needs to know what responsibilities the company has should it fail. An informed purchase does help. I called EVGA before I purchased their 1080 Ti FTW3 Hybrid and asked them and was told they would discuss that if it happened. Hypotheitcals(and sticking to it) aren't entertained. Just don't quote me because that was my interpretation.

padraic.tuohy · Feb 18, 2018

alexoiu :

Cheers

padraic.tuohy · Feb 18, 2018

aquielisunari :

padraic.tuohy :

Yes. It is CPU heavy which means the build has room to grow and that adds value. I don't recommend such a low wattage PSU. Because your PC has room to grow you also need to make sure you have your food pantry stocked up so when you upgrade everyone will have enough to eat. Something like https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139202 is not that expensive and it allows you to add any GFX card up to the 1080. PSU's are usually good for about 5 years. They do last much longer with some caveats. The power they supply does degrade as does their efficiency. $8 a year isn't a big investment but you will have a warranty for 3 years. Many vendors also cover direct collateral damage with proof of damaged goods should one of their power supplies fail catastrophically or not but still passed bad juice to another component(s). They won't say what the specifics of that process are. Corsair did say "You will be compensated" when asked if their H100 sprung a leak, what would they do?. The consumer needs to know what responsibilities the company has should it fail. An informed purchase does help. I called EVGA before I purchased their 1080 Ti FTW3 Hybrid and asked them and was told they would discuss that if it happened. Hypotheitcals(and sticking to it) aren't entertained. Just don't quote me because that was my interpretation.

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