Thoughts on this build

[Simon Ross]

Thinking of getting something like this, any advice etc.

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/Q4pnJ8

Updated Build: 27/12/2018

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/VfbNFt

 

[Nuclear]

What will you use it for because gaming wise maybe 5-7 years ago this would be good xD

 

[DJ]

take it £600 is your budget?

 

[Speeds]

Looks fine, especially for the price. But if recommend to get a better PSU and one with more watt. Also id recommend a PSU from seasonic for 5 year warranty.

 

[Simon Ross]

take it £600 is your budget?

Nope just trying to get best bang for buck and keeping it low(as I need to get monitor too) 

 

[Santo]

id recommend an Intel cpu generally much better than AMD 

 

[DJ]

just changed a few parts https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/LnqJHh

 

[Kirmanic]

It's good, though there's generally not enough RAM to be able to run most games nowadays.

 

[CSI JAEGARN]

just changed a few parts https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/LnqJHh

Way better gameing performance. Not in multithreaded apps tho, but for gaming its better. Overall a good midrange build.

 

[Speeds]

id recommend an Intel cpu generally much better than AMD 

I don't want to start a war of which is better but i want to make it clear. AMD is better for productivity and Intel is better for gaming. Now does it make a big difference? No it does not. Unless youre are a tryhard gamer which needs to get Max FPS all the time ...simply get Intel. Now if youre on a budget and want to get the best bang for your Buck then ryzen is quite a Good option.

 

[Simon Ross]

just changed a few parts https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/LnqJHh

https://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i7-6700K-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-2600X/3502vs3956

Thing with the CPU is the intel one seems to be slightly worse of for £60 in general, although the GPU move I might look into with it, thankyou (And I have put the SSD into the build, wasn't sure which was the best one and something I was gonna look into, cheers)

 

[MacDonald]

I have a very very similar build.

Ryzen 5 2600

Rx 480 8gb

Aorus B450M 

However. I would hugely reccommend 16gb of ddr4 3200mhz ram, as it boosts ryzen performance significantly. I have no issues running Arma on ultra. Get between 40-60 out of town and 25-35 in kavala.

Games like Squad run about 70FPS. Pubg gets 90.

And this is with no overclocking.

 

[MrLongSlong]

Damm Simon bit late to be adding to it Christmas list?

At least with this you can get those execution videos up to 720p!

 

[Simon Ross]

Damm Simon bit late to be adding to it Christmas list?

At least with this you can get those execution videos up to 720p!

Something I am gonna do after Christmas, just thinking about what I am gonna be doing now

 

[killersky]

what what i have rn works great, forgot to put in storage though

 

[lil charlie]

Ik im a bit late but i thought id add my input,

I would personally try to use an ssd for your main drive as i have noticed that it greatly increases Arma fps and also general performance

Also as mentioned above 16gb of ram will help boost performance with your Ryzen

Other than that it all looks pretty nice.

 

[Daanv]

just changed a few parts https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/LnqJHh

Me myself bought the ssd added by DJ and i can say it wasnt a bad purchase at all so huge plus on the ssd. For the rest i would advise you to add more ram due to higher needs in the future and a pc is a long time purchase

 

[Speeds]

Also as mentioned above 16gb of ram will help boost performance with your Ryzen

Not only the amount of memory will help out but the memory speed will help ryzen as well

 

[Simon Ross]

Not only the amount of memory will help out but the memory speed will help ryzen as well

Yeh changed that now to 2*8gb @ 3000mhz

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/VfbNFt