Is this AMD build ok?

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Hi all,
gathering some feedback on the below plans. Light usage mostly for internet, videos, with no gaming. Wanted a smaller form case hence ITX build.

Ryzen 5 2600
ASRock B450 GAMING-ITX
Corsair Vengeance 2933MHz Ryen certified 2X8GB
Thermaltake Core V1
Reusing the rest of the other components

Total ~$615 for local warranty and delivery from Lazada before coupon discounts.



Any improvements you would suggest without increasing cost, or better yet similar performance at lower price?

thx!
 

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Hi all,
gathering some feedback on the below plans. Light usage mostly for internet, videos, with no gaming. Wanted a smaller form case hence ITX build.

Ryzen 5 2600
ASRock B450 GAMING-ITX
Corsair Vengeance 2933MHz Ryen certified 2X8GB
Thermaltake Core V1
Reusing the rest of the other components

Total ~$615 for local warranty and delivery from Lazada before coupon discounts.



Any improvements you would suggest without increasing cost, or better yet similar performance at lower price?

thx!

Change Asrock to Auros itx. Its a better board. Price difference only 10 to 20. Wait for 9th Aug 2019 sale for lazada. I got mine for 169 during lazada mid year sale recently.

Thermaltake Core V1 is BIG similar like MATX case. Suggest get a smaller case like Raven or Node 202 but you need a low profile cooler.
 
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Buy laptop.

Hi all,
gathering some feedback on the below plans. Light usage mostly for internet, videos, with no gaming. Wanted a smaller form case hence ITX build.

Ryzen 5 2600
ASRock B450 GAMING-ITX
Corsair Vengeance 2933MHz Ryen certified 2X8GB
Thermaltake Core V1
Reusing the rest of the other components

Total ~$615 for local warranty and delivery from Lazada before coupon discounts.



Any improvements you would suggest without increasing cost, or better yet similar performance at lower price?

thx!
 

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Thanks. Any Low profile cooler to recommend?
The smaller cases can accommodate standard sized PSU?

I think laptops are less economical in general...
 

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Change Asrock to Auros itx. Its a better board. Price difference only 10 to 20. Wait for 9th Aug 2019 sale for lazada. I got mine for 169 during lazada mid year sale recently.

Thermaltake Core V1 is BIG similar like MATX case. Suggest get a smaller case like Raven or Node 202 but you need a low profile cooler.

Depengs if TS have ATX PSU or ITX PSU ... PSU these days not cheap .. board wise .. dont really matter if its gigabyte or Asrock .. both seems fine to me .. if have ATX PSU and still want a ITX mobo .. i suguest a NZXT H200 ?? can fit all .. and look nice .. and should be within budget..
 

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Thanks. Any Low profile cooler to recommend?
The smaller cases can accommodate standard sized PSU?

I think laptops are less economical in general...

if just website and stuff .. dont need low profile cooler .. just use stock will do
 

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I think 3200G or 3400G with the APU is more sufficient, considering u building an ITX rig, GPU not required for ur usage
 

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APU is good. Low power consumption--less heat--and good performance for those kind of workload. If my A10-7850K works very well for me in those things you do on the comp, I wonder how much better 3400g/2400g will be. Even 2200g/3200g will be much more powerful than my sys.
 
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Depengs if TS have ATX PSU or ITX PSU ... PSU these days not cheap .. board wise .. dont really matter if its gigabyte or Asrock .. both seems fine to me .. if have ATX PSU and still want a ITX mobo .. i suguest a NZXT H200 ?? can fit all .. and look nice .. and should be within budget..
Psu is a good investment, decent ones can last at least 5 years n beyond

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if just website and stuff .. dont need low profile cooler .. just use stock will do

:s13::s13::s13: get ready for airplane trying to take off. Tried.. No thanks.
TS u can try.. if too loud for u get

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https://www.lazada.sg/products/id-c...o42.searchlist.list.1.6446dc17XMB60P&search=1

with Mastercard 5$ off. Its ard SGD32. I am using this for AM4 itx build.

If u go intel route, get this. I have i5-4590s/i7 4771 itx build and i5 6500 itx build as well.

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ID-Cooling IS-25i Heatsink (80mm, 2 x 6mm heatpipe, 27mm height)

If u go intel build, or AMD APU, get this chasis, this comes with PSU. FYI, it doesnt support full height GPU!

APEX MI Series MI-008 Black Steel Mini-ITX Tower Computer Case 250W Power Supply

https://www.newegg.com/global/sg-en...x-tower/p/N82E16811154091?Item=9SIA0ZX57D1065

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or this
In Win BP655 mini ITX case with IP-S300FF1-0 H Haswell Ready power supply, 8cm Fan, Black, TAC 2.0, Front USB 3.0X2, HD audio

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https://www.newegg.com/global/sg-en/p/N82E16811108428?Item=9SIA0ZX5PZ7514
 

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APU is good. Low power consumption--less heat--and good performance for those kind of workload. If my A10-7850K works very well for me in those things you do on the comp, I wonder how much better 3400g/2400g will be. Even 2200g/3200g will be much more powerful than my sys.

2200G is more then sufficient if just surf net and MS Office.
 

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thanks guys...! Just realise I will need to buy the APU versions instead, since the normal Ryzen CPUs or the chipset doesn't have integrated graphics!
It has almost been 5 years since my last build and it was an Intel build with integrated graphics... really been out of what is going on here!
Anyway, I was using a Superflower PSU which is spoilt at almost the 5 years mark and i will be getting a new one with the RMA, hence I do need to live with the standard PSU size.
Coolermaster seems to be releasing a new MasterCase H100, not sure if I should wait for this instead.
 

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Just gotta make sure your future ITX case can support ATX psu. Also, if the case supports MTAX/ATX, dun go buying ITX mobo as it would be a waste of space and will look very empty.
 

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thanks guys...! Just realise I will need to buy the APU versions instead, since the normal Ryzen CPUs or the chipset doesn't have integrated graphics!
It has almost been 5 years since my last build and it was an Intel build with integrated graphics... really been out of what is going on here!
Anyway, I was using a Superflower PSU which is spoilt at almost the 5 years mark and i will be getting a new one with the RMA, hence I do need to live with the standard PSU size.
Coolermaster seems to be releasing a new MasterCase H100, not sure if I should wait for this instead.

Its huge...:eek: looks like MATX size...

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thanks guys...! Just realise I will need to buy the APU versions instead, since the normal Ryzen CPUs or the chipset doesn't have integrated graphics!
It has almost been 5 years since my last build and it was an Intel build with integrated graphics... really been out of what is going on here!
Anyway, I was using a Superflower PSU which is spoilt at almost the 5 years mark and i will be getting a new one with the RMA, hence I do need to live with the standard PSU size.
Coolermaster seems to be releasing a new MasterCase H100, not sure if I should wait for this instead.
juz get the cheap coolermaster elite 110 la

takes ATX PSU, n it's only 60$ in SLS
 

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Might use that. Actually core v1 is around 69 so not that far off.

Anyway, I am definitely getting an APU. Any advice if I should get 3200g or 2200g? Reading reviews online there doesn’t seem to be much difference in stock performance... price wise, they are actually around $20 difference...

Any chance due to 3200g being so new that performance might improve with better support and drivers in future?
 
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Might use that. Actually core v1 is around 69 so not that far off.

Anyway, I am definitely getting an APU. Any advice if I should get 3200g or 2200g? Reading reviews online there doesn’t seem to be much difference in stock performance... price wise, they are actually around $20 difference...

Any chance due to 3200g being so new that performance might improve with better support and drivers in future?

If you are not playing games then the cheaper one should be more than enough.
 

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Hi all,
gathering some feedback on the below plans. Light usage mostly for internet, videos, with no gaming. Wanted a smaller form case hence ITX build.

Ryzen 5 2600
ASRock B450 GAMING-ITX
Corsair Vengeance 2933MHz Ryen certified 2X8GB
Thermaltake Core V1
Reusing the rest of the other components

Total ~$615 for local warranty and delivery from Lazada before coupon discounts.



Any improvements you would suggest without increasing cost, or better yet similar performance at lower price?

thx!

Consider this...

This chassis model has been around for years but totally underrated. The metal is super thick. I molested one before at SLS and it felt super cold to touch.

If you fancy a super sleek Apple-like mini PC, and don't mind splurging a little for aesthetics. This is it :D

CPU+MB+WIFI+BT: AMD Ryzen 3 3200G + Gigabyte B450 I AORUS PRO WIFI @ $326 (PC Themes)
RAM: Corsair Venegeance LPX DDR4-3000 CL16 8GB [Black] @ $61
SSD: ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 256GB [NVMe M.2] @ $71
CASE+PSU: In Win Chopin [Silver] + In Win 150W FlexATX [80 Plus Bronze] @ $125

GRAND TOTAL: $583

Prices from Lazada unless specified. Exclusive of shipping fees and discount coupons.

Too bad you missed out on Lazada Mid-Year sale festival. Could have shaved $130+ off. :(

 
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Consider this...

This chassis model has been around for years but totally underrated. The metal is super thick. I molested one before at SLS and it felt super cold to touch.

this can be build of the season .. for people surfing web and plan small games .. nothing intense ..but i dont know abt the NVM tho .. with it .. can save like 30 dollas .. jsut saying .. or maybe swap for a ASrock board another 30 saving .,.. #Just Saying
 
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