[2018] Building Ryzen Rig - Need Advice

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Hello

I am thinking of building ryzen rig with 2k budget for virtualization and casual gaming. Researched abit and came up with following items...need experts to help me see if worth it :D

Ryzen 2700 + Asus Prime B350 Plus $599
CORSAIR LPX 3000 2x8GB $289
Samsung 970 NVME 250GB $169
GALAX GTX1060 OC 6GB $449
Seasonic Focus Plus 650FX $159
CRYORIG R1-Universal $139
Artic Silver 5 $16
Fractal Design Meshify C TG $145


Total $1965

Will be reusing Crucial MX500 500GB SSD , Asus PCE-AC68, Monitor and OS.
Price from Cybermind as they can use paywave for credit card points
 
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You may get points, but you'll pay about 150 SGD more by using CC.

NETS/Cash is king.
 

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Hello
Ryzen 2700 + Asus Prime B350 Plus $599
CORSAIR LPX 3000 2x8GB $289
Samsung 970 NVME 250GB $169
GALAX GTX1060 OC 6GB $449
Seasonic Focus Plus 650FX $159
CRYORIG R1-Universal $139
Artic Silver 5 $16
Fractal Design Meshify C TG $145

Corsair LPX 3000 white S$260 on Amazon SG (SG) with DBS card.
Samsung 970 NVME 250GB S$136 on Amazon SG (Int) with DBS card.

Corsair ram I rma before to Taiwan... cost me $10 inclusive of $500 insurance ($5 without) and 1 week wait.
 

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Corsair LPX 3000 white S$260 on Amazon SG (SG) with DBS card.
Samsung 970 NVME 250GB S$136 on Amazon SG (Int) with DBS card.

Corsair ram I rma before to Taiwan... cost me $10 inclusive of $500 insurance ($5 without) and 1 week wait.
Thanks so much!!! :D
 

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why not x470 mobo?

I am abit noob..whats the additional benefits of x470 vs b350?

will consider changing to x470 though as i heard b350 mobo might need bios update to support 2nd gen ryzen
 

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The stock AMD Wraith Spire cooler that comes together with Ryzen 2700 is good enough and can save a few bucks.

Or I would suggest with your $2k budget could get the Ryzen 2700x instead which comes with their newer Wraith Prism RGB cooler.
 

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You may get points, but you'll pay about 150 SGD more by using CC.

NETS/Cash is king.

Cybermind, Credit card and NETS same price. Cash is cheaper by $1-2.

Not everywhere charge extra like you think.
 

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After some thinkering...below is my new proposed build for comments:

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If u can, get 970 evo and seasonic psu frm clickasia and videopro in qoo10. Coz there is a $50 off $300 coupon. Save even more.
 

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Cybermind, Credit card and NETS same price. Cash is cheaper by $1-2.

Not everywhere charge extra like you think.

Cash is still cheaper!= "Not everywhere charge extra like you think"

Which one is it?
 

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Recently while shopping for a Intel system at Cybermind, I was told that payment for motherboard and processor by CC attracts addition 2% charge, the rest as indicated in their price list.
 

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Always paid same price when using cash or NETS so far only CC incure a surcharge
 

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If u can, get 970 evo and seasonic psu frm clickasia and videopro in qoo10. Coz there is a $50 off $300 coupon. Save even more.

trying to find that $50 off coupon :O
edit: FOUND IT!
 
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