the f sku exists, though it seems that it is not offered locally. if u r going for the asus rog strix board, then just get the cheapest ddr5 kit that isnt 4800mhz. last i checked it was a lexar 5200c38 kit from infinity at 219, mentioned in the productivity + gaming build.
5600g is hurt by its reduced cache size in games when using a discrete gpu, being only slightly faster than previous gen. in general use it is also slightly slower due to its lower boost clock. if u r looking at those cpus, best to get the 5600 non x if u dont need the onboard graphics.
if u dont think u will be upgrading in the future, then paying the premium for b550 may not be worth it. then again, no one is stopping u from putting a 5600g in a b550 or even x570 board. imo, b450 or a520 is best suited for the g series cpus, though they can be hard to find locally.
can consider 7700 non x, seeing some shops offer the non x parts liao and it offers practically the same level of performance for cheaper. i also wouldnt go for x670 unless u are sure that u will be going for a pcie gen 5 gpu in the future that can actually take advantage of gen 5 speeds with the same mobo, which judging from ur current choice of a 3070 doesnt seem likely. as for aio, i would go for the arctic one without hesitation. storage isnt the best either, unless u can find that p5 plus for substantially under $300 (preferably 250 or less) i would go for a local set sn770 instead.
any modern cpu should be able to run android emulators just fine. if u are looking at b660 ddr4 boards, u wont be able to unleash the full potential of the 13600kf. u can opt for the locked 13500 with a very similar core config (8p + 6e) and while ur at it, get a better mobo. the asrock pro rs is one of the worst b660s on the market, u can get the much better msi pro b660m-a for not much more. i would also avoid corsair vengeance kits, u can get cl17 kingston fury beast kits or teamgroup tforce kits with rgb for less. u also dont need a 650w psu for this combo, a cm mwe 550w bronze v2 goes for less than half the price from pc themes, or if u want to keep the 10 yr warranty can opt for the slightly cheaper but still excellent corsair rm650.i5-13600KF + ASROCK B660M PRO RS/AX 587
Asus Amd Radeon Dual RX 6650 XT O8G OC GDDR6 412
CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX 3600MHz CL18 32gb 160
Wd Black SN770 5150MB/s Gen4 Nvme M.2 Ssd 500gb 73
Western Digital Blue (3yrs) 1tb 57
Seasonic Focus GX-650W Gold Modular(10yrs) 165
Tecware Flatline Black 52
how's this build?
mostly use two android emulator bluestack and nox
can handle?
thanks
| Parts | Dynacore Sim Lim Square | |
| CPU | AMD Ryzen 5 5600 6-Core | 353 |
| Motherboard | Asrock B550m Pro4 | |
| RAM | KLEVV BOLT X - 16GB 3200Mhz DDR4 | 81 |
| Storage | WD_BLACK 1TB SN770 NVMe Internal Gaming SSD Solid State Drive | 130 |
| Graphic Card | Asus RX 6650 XT dual | 412 |
| Power Supply | Cooler Master MWE Gold V2 650W 80+ Gold Modular(5yr warranty) | 106 |
| Casing | CORSAIR 4000D Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Case | 120 |
| Total | 1202 |
Thank you for your repy
yes u can add any e key m.2 wifi card of ur choice, as long as they are not cnvio ones (intel exclusive). u can also opt for the b550m/ac with inbuilt wifi, especially since i hear the pro4 is going oos in many places.
if u have no need for the extra pcie slots, then matx is good enough. full atx boards generally cost more than matx boards anyway, so no point paying the premium if ur not going to use the additional slots. i would expect local set b550 to support ryzen 5000 out of the box by now, but even if it doesnt u can confirm with the shop and ask them to help flash.
no oc means the stock cooler is fine.
the 7700 should work fine on any mobo. just get one that has the features and aesthetic u want and fits in ur budget.
while dynamic mini only support sfx .Thank for your reply, bro. I think getting the b550m/ac is a good solution.
depends on what u mean by better. online have a bit more variety of shops (though for local stock parts sls shops are still the majority), may have slightly more competitive prices and is more convenient, while sls u can check with the store directly for stock levels and actual pricing (heard many stories of parts bought online only to be cancelled by the seller because no stock or pricing error) and can get the parts immediately.
if planning to do core heavy workloads, best to get 360mm or larger, 280mm confirm will throttle. if just gaming or general use, 280mm should be fine.
yes from infinity, as mentioned in the recommendations. been a while since I've looked at the price lists though, so the price may have changed.
definitely, as the suggestions have a close focus on gaming. minimally u would want an intel cpu with igpu for quicksync, while nvidia is generally better (much better in premiere pro).
| core i5-13600k + asus tuf gaming b660m plus wifi d5 | 685 | dynacore |
| arctic liquid freezer ii 360mm | 155 | bizgram |
| lexar ares 2x 16gb 5200c38 ddr5 | 219 | infinity |
| wd black sn850x 1tb | 181 | pc themes |
| zotac rtx 3070 twin edge | 795 | dynacore |
| cooler master mwe 650 v2 gold | 106 | dynacore |
