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Glad for you OP!!! I can totally get the feeling of completing your own build (no matter if it is high end or a budget one)
The only thing I would suggest is to change PSU. This part of the build is something that you should never overlook. Go for a well known brand with at least 80+ Gold certification. If PSU goes down. It will likely take a few other components as well! (Been there done that😔)
Look up the psu cultists tier list
The 80+bronze to 80+ platnum ratings mean almost nothing nowadays because it tells nothing of the quality of the internal components
The psu cultists tier list was made by a lot of people who full on inspected and tore down every psu to see its components and what it’s made from
If you’re on a tight budget get a C tier unit DO NOT GO BELOW C TIER
If you got a slightly less tight budget go with B or A tier there’s nothing wrong with going C tier tho
And if you want a specific suggestion the MSI mag A550bn/A650bn both go on sale on Amazon for pretty cheap sometimes and are good enough power supplies for budget builds (they are rated tier C)
I was thinking about RX6700 or a RX6750xt. From the newer gen it's 7600 or 7700. But the PSU will comes first so then the price might be lower for the 7000s.
The first PC I built in 2016 had the same case lmao. It was using a 30 series mini atx motherboard (non overclockable) and no XMP, but I still went for 32GB of 2800mhz ram I could only use at 2133mhz, a 6700k(that I couldn't overclock) CPU with an RX480 and a 750w PSU lmao. Needless to say I did not do much research. I did upgrade the GPU to a 1080 later that year, right at the start of the crypto boom, and actually sold the RX480 for profit as they were much more sought after by miners at the time.
That case is really nice, had it for 7 years in my old pc, build my new one in it before my new case arrived, had to place the fans of the AIO on the outside-top of the case but my dual fan 7700xt had just enough room.
Was helping a guy at work design a new build last week, when he asked me how old me pc was.
He looked at me strangely when I responded with "Which part?"
I have the same case and motherboard :D Hello from The Republic of Moldova!
https://preview.redd.it/297cjdbgmkyc1.png?width=853&format=png&auto=webp&s=49672795c08736bde5e6e1539547885bd6d5ed8f
Very happy for you! It's a pretty good feeling to put those parts together and see it running. I just went trough simillar process. For years I didn't even have PC for gaming, only 10 years old laptop for kids to do their homework and Xbox for games. A year ago I was gifted with my girlfriend's brother's old PC. AMD FX-8370, 16 GB RAM, Sapphire nitro RX 580 8GB. Only needed to buy SSD and PSU (Seasonic G12 550W 80+ gold). Two months ago I upgraded to something more actual - parts in attached image. RX 580 is still running and I am really amazed by this 7 years old GPU. I am currently saving for new GPU. RX 6750 XT or RX 7800 XT, depends on my finances and GPU prices by the end of this year.
https://preview.redd.it/e2zvvilf0lyc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e9edafd50b71ac1191f6de1a142e9308cb09b078
bro i was just like you with my pre-built, same specs , just slightly different like r7 200 series gpu, or 12 gb ram instead of eight, but i swear, that mf-ing cpu didn't have any business being so damn usefull, it could be the old heavy duty style arhitecture, but it hard carried my pc together with my r7 200 gpu, it even ran eldenring, although poorly, i could still pray most games i like including ds3 with no issue, and now all the parts from the pre-built have been reassembled and gifted to my friend instead
Amazing, i just built my first ever pc after saving and working for 4 years, so i understand how amazing the feeling is. I hope it brings you many many years of fun!
I’d say don’t buy parts as you can afford them buy all together in case u get a bad part and can return it for a new one (i should have but got lucky nothing was wrong) I bought the parts every week
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Glad for you OP!!! I can totally get the feeling of completing your own build (no matter if it is high end or a budget one) The only thing I would suggest is to change PSU. This part of the build is something that you should never overlook. Go for a well known brand with at least 80+ Gold certification. If PSU goes down. It will likely take a few other components as well! (Been there done that😔)
Riight I was so excited when I ordered the parts! I am definitely going to get soon a better PSU. I'm sorry for your loss :(
Look up the psu cultists tier list The 80+bronze to 80+ platnum ratings mean almost nothing nowadays because it tells nothing of the quality of the internal components The psu cultists tier list was made by a lot of people who full on inspected and tore down every psu to see its components and what it’s made from If you’re on a tight budget get a C tier unit DO NOT GO BELOW C TIER If you got a slightly less tight budget go with B or A tier there’s nothing wrong with going C tier tho And if you want a specific suggestion the MSI mag A550bn/A650bn both go on sale on Amazon for pretty cheap sometimes and are good enough power supplies for budget builds (they are rated tier C)
That list is outdated and super biased. I wish people would stop suggesting that shit
Evga is a really good brand from what ive seen so id try them
upgrade your GPU next u will be all good. What GPU do u plan to get next?
I was thinking about RX6700 or a RX6750xt. From the newer gen it's 7600 or 7700. But the PSU will comes first so then the price might be lower for the 7000s.
I hate how rx 6750xt now costs the same as my 6650xt when i bought it
The rx 6750xt is a really good price to performance gpu it’s personally what I’m going with for my first build (it arrives today)
The first PC I built in 2016 had the same case lmao. It was using a 30 series mini atx motherboard (non overclockable) and no XMP, but I still went for 32GB of 2800mhz ram I could only use at 2133mhz, a 6700k(that I couldn't overclock) CPU with an RX480 and a 750w PSU lmao. Needless to say I did not do much research. I did upgrade the GPU to a 1080 later that year, right at the start of the crypto boom, and actually sold the RX480 for profit as they were much more sought after by miners at the time.
Nice dude have fun, just a tip get an SSD if you don't have one
Thanks! I have 1Tb and 512Gb Kingston SSD's. My first storage module was a hybrid SSHDD.
Nice
That case is really nice, had it for 7 years in my old pc, build my new one in it before my new case arrived, had to place the fans of the AIO on the outside-top of the case but my dual fan 7700xt had just enough room.
It's beautiful. Well done.
Siiiiiiiickkkk, love the GPU/cooler stand :)
To those wondering about the modesty of the build, OP is from a low income country so give him some slack
Was helping a guy at work design a new build last week, when he asked me how old me pc was. He looked at me strangely when I responded with "Which part?"
Nice but 10 years alot, i have compassion with you\^\^
I have the same case and motherboard :D Hello from The Republic of Moldova! https://preview.redd.it/297cjdbgmkyc1.png?width=853&format=png&auto=webp&s=49672795c08736bde5e6e1539547885bd6d5ed8f
Very happy for you! It's a pretty good feeling to put those parts together and see it running. I just went trough simillar process. For years I didn't even have PC for gaming, only 10 years old laptop for kids to do their homework and Xbox for games. A year ago I was gifted with my girlfriend's brother's old PC. AMD FX-8370, 16 GB RAM, Sapphire nitro RX 580 8GB. Only needed to buy SSD and PSU (Seasonic G12 550W 80+ gold). Two months ago I upgraded to something more actual - parts in attached image. RX 580 is still running and I am really amazed by this 7 years old GPU. I am currently saving for new GPU. RX 6750 XT or RX 7800 XT, depends on my finances and GPU prices by the end of this year. https://preview.redd.it/e2zvvilf0lyc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e9edafd50b71ac1191f6de1a142e9308cb09b078
https://preview.redd.it/09xp4ial1lyc1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f7c7ff877ef7b4ec6171e50bac85b9646a5e7413
Congratulations
I see two different GPUs. What card is that in the last slide?
bro i was just like you with my pre-built, same specs , just slightly different like r7 200 series gpu, or 12 gb ram instead of eight, but i swear, that mf-ing cpu didn't have any business being so damn usefull, it could be the old heavy duty style arhitecture, but it hard carried my pc together with my r7 200 gpu, it even ran eldenring, although poorly, i could still pray most games i like including ds3 with no issue, and now all the parts from the pre-built have been reassembled and gifted to my friend instead
Amazing, i just built my first ever pc after saving and working for 4 years, so i understand how amazing the feeling is. I hope it brings you many many years of fun!
I’d say don’t buy parts as you can afford them buy all together in case u get a bad part and can return it for a new one (i should have but got lucky nothing was wrong) I bought the parts every week
If i waited 10 years and this is what i ended up with id wait another 10 years
Dunking on someone for living within their means is super high school dude.
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