My PC Build any issues?

7sageninjas · Sep 8, 2018

I want to know if this build is working or not do i need to change something that in compatible or now .it aimed for gaming at 1080p 60hz+ constant for AAA games and normal FPS MOBA RPG online 2 can it do it?
AMD - Ryzen 5 2600 3.4GHz 6-Core Processor
Gigabyte B450 AORUS PRO Socket AM4 Motherboard
[heard i need to update bios is that correct?]
G.skill TridentZ Series 16GB (2 X 8GB) DDR4 3200
Kingston - A400 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
Western Digital - Caviar Blue 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive
Gigabyte - Radeon RX 580 8GB AORUS 8G Video Card
EVGA - SuperNOVA G2 550W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply [Tier 1 right?]
NZXT - S340 (Black/Red) ATX Mid Tower Case
[is this compatible with all components and what about it airflow for this build]
Monitor update between AOC G2460PF 24” 75 hz or AOC G2460VQ6 24 144p
[what do u think should i get a 75hz or pay more and get 144hz ]

last think cooling of this build is this enough or i need better cpu cooler and some more fans for case or not.no intent to overclock any thing dont know how and it scares me to do it

thanks in advance

richiestang_78 · Sep 8, 2018

Your motherboard may need an update if it wasnt shipped with the latest BIOS.

I would try and get the fastest RAM speed you can afford, 2666 is usually not much more then 2133. Also be sure to check the QVL list of the motherboard for RAM compatibility.

I would get the 1060 over the RX580 if it were me, but the cards perform roughly the same.

PSU, good choice, the EVGA G3 and Seasonic Prime are also good options so get whichever is cheapest

CPU cooling should be fine with the stock Ryzen cooler, but you may want to get a better one if you want to apply a moderate to heavy overclock.

7sageninjas · Sep 8, 2018

richiestang_78 :

Your motherboard may need an update if it wasnt shipped with the latest BIOS.

I would try and get the fastest RAM speed you can afford, 2666 is usually not much more then 2133. Also be sure to check the QVL list of the motherboard for RAM compatibility.

I would get the 1060 over the RX580 if it were me, but the cards perform roughly the same.

PSU, good choice, the EVGA G3 and Seasonic Prime are also good options so get whichever is cheapest

CPU cooling should be fine with the stock Ryzen cooler, but you may want to get a better one if you want to apply a moderate to heavy overclock.

7sageninjas · Sep 8, 2018

Thank you first for fast answer i forgot to ask about cpu can i lower it to ryzen 5 1600? and also is there better intel varient that play in same level but will be better in gaming but not cost much more and it has to be worth it? and i will check the rams like u said i dont wanna ruin the build as i will save 6 month for it

richiestang_78 · Sep 8, 2018

Theres no reason to get a 1600 over a 2600, the 2600 is just better overall and price wise only 10-20 USD more. You can find new B450 motherboards if you're worried about compatibility but many B350 ones, especially from ASRock are marketed as Gen 2 Ryzen ready and shipped with the latest BIOS usually. If not AMD will send you an upgrade kit that includes a cheap processor to do it.

For Intel then the i5 8400 is your best bet, its slightly better then even the Ryzen 2600 for gaming but with Ryzen you'll get 6 more threads (which in coming years may be utilized more), overclocking, and faster RAM support. Also intel is about to release the 9th gen chips soon and I dont know if itll be a new socket.

Use pcpartspicker.com to build and find the best prices of your components.

7sageninjas · Sep 10, 2018

richiestang_78 :

Theres no reason to get a 1600 over a 2600, the 2600 is just better overall and price wise only 10-20 USD more. You can find new B450 motherboards if you're worried about compatibility but many B350 ones, especially from ASRock are marketed as Gen 2 Ryzen ready and shipped with the latest BIOS usually. If not AMD will send you an upgrade kit that includes a cheap processor to do it.

For Intel then the i5 8400 is your best bet, its slightly better then even the Ryzen 2600 for gaming but with Ryzen you'll get 6 more threads (which in coming years may be utilized more), overclocking, and faster RAM support. Also intel is about to release the 9th gen chips soon and I dont know if itll be a new socket.

Use pcpartspicker.com to build and find the best prices of your components.

7sageninjas · Sep 10, 2018

thnx for reply again i updated my build changed motherboard and rams and also the monitors but i am torn between 75hz and 144hz both are 24 with free sync 1 ms tn panel what do u think ? is it worth to get 144hz with my rx580 would it be better change from 75hz to 144hz or i just get 75hz? cuz in term of future i will be aiming at 1440p 144hz or even 4k if it get 144hz in future and i dont like to upgrade build i will keep this build and get another one from scratch i will not sell anything so i dont need future proofing

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