Building a New Rig

Taunee

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Hi Guy,

Been sometime since i build a new rig. What do you think of below spec.

Asrock B450 PRO 4 + Ryzen 2600 - $351
Powercolor RX vega 64 8GB Red Devil HBM2 - $548
Ram - KLEVV 2666MHz 1x8GB - $75
PSU - 600W $70
Case - Not yet decide
Storage - SSD 250 GB - $88

Anything else i'm missing ? Any advise ?
 

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Before the sexpert reply, i start first. What are you use it for gaming or productivity or just causal web browser & media.
 

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If you are getting a vega 64. Means you're aiming for high fps or 1440p gaming. If thats the case i would actually recommend that you get 16gb of ram. As 8gb will not be enough.

Ssd wise. 88 dollars for 250gb. Im guessing its a samsung evo ssd.

Ive bought 480 to 500gb at around 100 to 110 sgd. I think wd blue. Which would be a good buy depending on your budget

Case wise. If got budget i usually go for nzxt h500. Sleek and great airflow. Costs around 115.

If on budget then go for tecware. 60-95sgd depending on their model.

Hi Guy,

Been sometime since i build a new rig. What do you think of below spec.

Asrock B450 PRO 4 + Ryzen 2600 - $351
Powercolor RX vega 64 8GB Red Devil HBM2 - $548
Ram - KLEVV 2666MHz 1x8GB - $75
PSU - 600W $70
Case - Not yet decide
Storage - SSD 250 GB - $88

Anything else i'm missing ? Any advise ?
 

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Go dual channel ram... and 250gb wont b enough for ur games unless u dun mind slow loading speed
 

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Go 3000mhz/3200mhz dual channel ddr4 ram.

Make dual channel your first priority, and high speed 3000mhz/3200mhz ram your second priority. But 2x4gb 3000mhz/3200mhz local hard to find/overpriced, most prob have to go 2x8gb 3000mhz/3200mhz if you buying your ram locally.

If out of budget for 2x8gb, just go for 2x4gb 2666mhz ram. The klevv ram you chose is ok -- probably like 2666mhz cl16 or smth, don't go for those g.skill crucial 2666mhz cl19 higher CAS latency rams.
 
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