Need advice on PC build

[germiewermie]

My budget is around 1k. I'm thinking of getting this build from dynacore https://dynacoretech.com/invader-ma...n-5-7600-gaming-desktop-im40607600-m05-xhit05 but was told to change out PSU, SSD and ram. Is it really necessary to change out and will the improvements be noticeable? Feel free to give me recommendations also cuz I'm quite new.

For context, I usually play FPS games like Valorant that I know are CPU based but I also intend on downloading Assassins Creed, Elden Ring etc

New build:
https://ibb.co/61Mc6Pw

 

[liewhl]

In my opinion, I will only go for the gold PSU upgrade for some electricity bill saving and better wattage allowance for additional part or upgrade in the future. RAM, I will also get it if I have the spare cash.

For Ssd, I don't see the need to upgrade it l.

 

[NightRaven49]

My budget is around 1k. I'm thinking of getting this build from dynacore https://dynacoretech.com/invader-ma...n-5-7600-gaming-desktop-im40607600-m05-xhit05

New build:
https://ibb.co/61Mc6Pw

with the upgrades, ur looking closer to 1.2k, quite a bit over ur budget.
if ur playing esports titles, ryzen 5 5600 is more than enough, built a system with that recently and can easily power through valo 300+ fps. u can get the 5600 + 4060 build ~$850 base from invaderpc, then upgrade the following:
ram: neo forza 2x 16gb (if u want)
psu: cooler master mwe v2 650w gold (can opt for better models if not going for the ram upgrade)
ssd: crucial t5 pro 1tb
total shouldnt exceed 1k, and in most gaming scenarios will perform identically to the 7600 + 4060 build, since the 4060 will be the limiting factor.

was told to change out PSU, SSD and ram. Is it really necessary to change out and will the improvements be noticeable?

psu not so much since ur system is quite low power overall but is better to top up a little bit for a better quality unit (eg better power
delivery, longer warranty). ssd u will notice in the snappiness of ur system and when installing big games. ram will also impact cpu performance especially for ryzen, though the kit u selected has a higher latency than the original kit.

 

[Phen8210]

For PSU i will buy those with ATX 3.1 support because in future if you want upgrade GPU no need headache as it will come with the 12v-2x6 cable, only problem is that the selection and availability is not much atm, or if you dont care then any good quality PSU is fine.

 

[MangoCAT]

If you want to save further but not by alot, can ask for 7500f quote. Catch is no IGPU and 3/5% perf diff
So can put more budget over to PSU,SSD,RAM in order of my personal priority

Even a peerless assassin 120se upgrade will be good. Not saying the current cooler is bad
If not sticking to a particular card or brand, older cards might dropped price le. For more vram almost always amd cards. For dlss/RT/streaming,nvidiea

 

[germiewermie]

with the upgrades, ur looking closer to 1.2k, quite a bit over ur budget.
if ur playing esports titles, ryzen 5 5600 is more than enough, built a system with that recently and can easily power through valo 300+ fps. u can get the 5600 + 4060 build ~$850 base from invaderpc, then upgrade the following:
ram: neo forza 2x 16gb (if u want)
psu: cooler master mwe v2 650w gold (can opt for better models if not going for the ram upgrade)
ssd: crucial t5 pro 1tb
total shouldnt exceed 1k, and in most gaming scenarios will perform identically to the 7600 + 4060 build, since the 4060 will be the limiting factor.

psu not so much since ur system is quite low power overall but is better to top up a little bit for a better quality unit (eg better power
delivery, longer warranty). ssd u will notice in the snappiness of ur system and when installing big games. ram will also impact cpu performance especially for ryzen, though the kit u selected has a higher latency than the original kit.

What would be a better PSU model? I can probably top up a bit like within 300 range cuz I don't really want to scrimp on quality

 

[germiewermie]

with the upgrades, ur looking closer to 1.2k, quite a bit over ur budget.
if ur playing esports titles, ryzen 5 5600 is more than enough, built a system with that recently and can easily power through valo 300+ fps. u can get the 5600 + 4060 build ~$850 base from invaderpc, then upgrade the following:
ram: neo forza 2x 16gb (if u want)
psu: cooler master mwe v2 650w gold (can opt for better models if not going for the ram upgrade)
ssd: crucial t5 pro 1tb
total shouldnt exceed 1k, and in most gaming scenarios will perform identically to the 7600 + 4060 build, since the 4060 will be the limiting factor.

psu not so much since ur system is quite low power overall but is better to top up a little bit for a better quality unit (eg better power
delivery, longer warranty). ssd u will notice in the snappiness of ur system and when installing big games. ram will also impact cpu performance especially for ryzen, though the kit u selected has a higher latency than the original kit.

though the kit u selected has a higher latency than the original kit.

How do I tell if the kit is higher latency and if its not too much trouble could you recommend me one that's better?

 

[MangoCAT]

How do I tell if the kit is higher latency and if its not too much trouble could you recommend me one that's better?

You can see the CL number. Generally recommended is 32/30. Lower = better

 

[Jurchen King]

What would be a better PSU model? I can probably top up a bit like within 300 range cuz I don't really want to scrimp on quality

Seasonic Vertex/Focus models, Superflower Leadex models, or Corsair RMx models. Take your pick and choose your desired power supply wattage.