- Mar 27, 2018
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Budget: 650 USD but if possible cheaper - Location: Sweden, going to buy from this site https://www.netonnet.se Use (gaming, rendering, etc): Gaming 1080p 60hz and watching Netflix.
I have already bought everything on the list except motherboard, ram and processor. The budget listed is for those 3 things. I also have a SSD but could not find it with pcpicker so its not in the list. KFA2 Gamer SSD L 240GB. Ram are Ryzen edition.
[PCPartPicker part list] (https://pcpartpicker.com/list/nMk29J
Is it worth buying 1600x instead of 1600 if you have your own cooler like I have or is it still more worth buying 1600 and overclock it as some say? It is 23$ difference. Also wonder if it's overkill to buy 1600 with a gtx 1050 Ti? There was someone who wrote that the graphics card will limit so you get the same fps with a 1300x as with a 1600x? Also wondering about the memories, they are not included on QVL on any of the cheap B350 motherboards, but they are basically the only 3200mhz memories available from where im buying, do you think it can work anyway? It's also strange, on corsair's website if you look at motherboard compatibility on those memories, there are only x99 and z170 with intel motherboards, but they are called Ryzen in the product name? Anyone know more?
Some say its more worth buying a R3 1200 or 1300X instead of a 1600 and put the money on the graphics card and upgrade to 1060. What do you think about that?
When it comes to motherboards, which of these would you have taken ?:
ASUS PRIME B350 PLUS
Gigabyte GA-AB350-Gaming 3
MSI B350 TOMAHAWK
Or would it be more worth buying intel for gaming? Intel seem to have better singlecore performance but much worse in terms of multicore / multiple threads? What is the best? I have not looked much myself on Intel and i dont really know much about it but if its better and fit My budget ill gladly take suggestions on Intel builds as well.
Is it important with the speed of the ram, does it make a difference 2666mhz versus 3200? Is it worth spending the extra 50-60$ to get a ram of 3200mhz instead of 2666mhz? Also wondering if I should return the mechanical hard drive and take a hybrid instead, Seagate Firecuda 2TB 7200rpm 64mb cache hybrid costs 11$ more but has 1Tb less space. Is it worth it? What I will do from the hard drive is to install and run games that dont fit on the SSD. Big difference in games with a hybrid? Otherwise I will Keep the One i have for the extra storage. Also do you think 450 watt psu is enough ? According to pcpicker at least it seems like its enough.
I have already bought everything on the list except motherboard, ram and processor. The budget listed is for those 3 things. I also have a SSD but could not find it with pcpicker so its not in the list. KFA2 Gamer SSD L 240GB. Ram are Ryzen edition.
[PCPartPicker part list] (https://pcpartpicker.com/list/nMk29J
Is it worth buying 1600x instead of 1600 if you have your own cooler like I have or is it still more worth buying 1600 and overclock it as some say? It is 23$ difference. Also wonder if it's overkill to buy 1600 with a gtx 1050 Ti? There was someone who wrote that the graphics card will limit so you get the same fps with a 1300x as with a 1600x? Also wondering about the memories, they are not included on QVL on any of the cheap B350 motherboards, but they are basically the only 3200mhz memories available from where im buying, do you think it can work anyway? It's also strange, on corsair's website if you look at motherboard compatibility on those memories, there are only x99 and z170 with intel motherboards, but they are called Ryzen in the product name? Anyone know more?
Some say its more worth buying a R3 1200 or 1300X instead of a 1600 and put the money on the graphics card and upgrade to 1060. What do you think about that?
When it comes to motherboards, which of these would you have taken ?:
ASUS PRIME B350 PLUS
Gigabyte GA-AB350-Gaming 3
MSI B350 TOMAHAWK
Or would it be more worth buying intel for gaming? Intel seem to have better singlecore performance but much worse in terms of multicore / multiple threads? What is the best? I have not looked much myself on Intel and i dont really know much about it but if its better and fit My budget ill gladly take suggestions on Intel builds as well.
Is it important with the speed of the ram, does it make a difference 2666mhz versus 3200? Is it worth spending the extra 50-60$ to get a ram of 3200mhz instead of 2666mhz? Also wondering if I should return the mechanical hard drive and take a hybrid instead, Seagate Firecuda 2TB 7200rpm 64mb cache hybrid costs 11$ more but has 1Tb less space. Is it worth it? What I will do from the hard drive is to install and run games that dont fit on the SSD. Big difference in games with a hybrid? Otherwise I will Keep the One i have for the extra storage. Also do you think 450 watt psu is enough ? According to pcpicker at least it seems like its enough.
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