New build. Please comment.

[Swiftbladez]

Enjoy your new PC! don't fit nevermind just buy another case / use another cooler (the stock cooler first i guess).

 

[KarmaKarma]

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/hardware-clinic-2/nid-some-recommendation-pc-case-6283762.html

this thread already have some casing recommendations. some of them like the cm nr400 can just nice accommodate 165mm cooler.

Thanks for the link, will take a look. But most prolly gonna use stock cooler first if can't fit. Then take my time to choose before anyhow hoot again hahaha

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[KarmaKarma]

Enjoy your new PC! don't fit nevermind just buy another case / use another cooler (the stock cooler first i guess).

Thanks man, yeah if cannot then no choice use stock first. Everything should be arriving at early June. So still gotta wait for another 2 weeks

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[XseanX]

If you don't need the few degree improvement of the chunky Air cooler tower, can consider AIO which i think i much cleaner, simpler to install and usually no clearance issue.

 

[KarmaKarma]

If you don't need the few degree improvement of the chunky Air cooler tower, can consider AIO which i think i much cleaner, simpler to install and usually no clearance issue.

Aio is those close loop water cooler?

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[hafiz116]

Aio is those close loop water cooler?

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YEP. Many people don't really like the idea as it runs on a pump and fan so additional parts that "could go wrong". I got one anyway and am happy with it

 

[KarmaKarma]

YEP. Many people don't really like the idea as it runs on a pump and fan so additional parts that "could go wrong". I got one anyway and am happy with it

I thought of using one as well in the beginning, but ended up choosing air coolers because I thought it was a little overkill for me.

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[gld998]

thanks everyone for the comments and advice but i think i bought everything on impulse already... haha...

Final build

Cpu - ryzen 5 3600
Mobo - Asus x570 Gaming plus tuf
Ram - Corsair vengeance Rgb pro 16gb 3600mhz
Ssd - gigabyte aorus gen4 1tb ssd
Hdd - Toshiba 2tb
Gpu - zotac gaming rtx 2080 super amp core Rgb
Psu - super flower leadx III 750w 80+ gold full modular
Cooler - coolermaster master air ma620p tuf
Case - coolermaster mb500 tuf

Total Price - $2737 ($237 above budget)

wish me luck on my first build hope can build smoothly without any problems

What monitor are u using? LG E2040T 20" LED monitor???

 

[KarmaKarma]

What monitor are u using? LG E2040T 20" LED monitor???

no bro thats my previous setup from long long ago liao haha until now then getting new pc. i using prism+ x340 pro

 

[KarmaKarma]

anyway do you have any recommendations for another x570 mobo?

the one i ordered out of stock on amazon..... now hunting for another mobo.

 

[gld998]

anyway do you have any recommendations for another x570 mobo?

the one i ordered out of stock on amazon..... now hunting for another mobo.

Wait for b550. Dont rush. Now world wide shortage on x570.

Reduce your gpu to rtx 2070 super and up your cpu x3900. Now on sale less then 600. Wait for tomorrow opportunity.

Using R5 3600 expect alot of microstarter on 1440p gaming.

Always build your gaming based on your monitor. No point getting RTX2080 Super if u not on 4k

 

[KarmaKarma]

Wait for b550. Dont rush. Now world wide shortage on x570.

Reduce your gpu to rtx 2070 super and up your cpu x3900. Now on sale less then 600. Wait for tomorrow opportunity.

Using R5 3600 expect alot of microstarter on 1440p gaming.

Always build your gaming based on your monitor. No point getting RTX2080 Super if u not on 4k

Thanks for the informations, I found a replacement for the Mobo at the same price from sg seller already. Gpu n cpu alr otw to my place alr lol. But I replace the gen 4 ssd with a gen 3 ssd to lower the damage for now. Anyway I wanted to ask if I can add on a gen 4 ssd in the future on the other pcie slot ?

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[UptheToon]

as what others are saying, now is a bad time to buy new build.
alot of new tech is launching in the next few months and Nvdia Ampere also launching before Q4 2020.

best is hold until Nvidia Ampere launches along with the B550 launch.

 

[clay9477]

YEP. Many people don't really like the idea as it runs on a pump and fan so additional parts that "could go wrong". I got one anyway and am happy with it

AIO as mentioned do carry some risk, there is a chance of it bursting and damaging your parts. None are full proof and from time to time need to check for leakage. Hence, inexperienced users shouldn't get it since they can't even do maintenance

 

[KarmaKarma]

as what others are saying, now is a bad time to buy new build.
alot of new tech is launching in the next few months and Nvdia Ampere also launching before Q4 2020.

best is hold until Nvidia Ampere launches along with the B550 launch.

Damnnn, I guess my impulse buying really bad timing.... Half of the stuffs already reached my home just now... Seems like it's too late to regret alr hahaha

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[KarmaKarma]

AIO as mentioned do carry some risk, there is a chance of it bursting and damaging your parts. None are full proof and from time to time need to check for leakage. Hence, inexperienced users shouldn't get it since they can't even do maintenance �

That's why I chose air cooling in the end cause I scared everything spoil when I didn't install properly. Will be a expensive lesson if that happened

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[hafiz116]

AIO as mentioned do carry some risk, there is a chance of it bursting and damaging your parts. None are full proof and from time to time need to check for leakage. Hence, inexperienced users shouldn't get it since they can't even do maintenance

I disagree here as the closed loop ones do not require maintenance.

 

[Swiftbladez]

I disagree here as the closed loop ones do not require maintenance.

do not need as after 2 3 years throw and get new one. maybe that's called maintenance.

 

[KarmaKarma]

Hi guys, I just cancelled my prism+ x340pro order. Was wondering if I should use 4k or 1440p monitor now. Any advice?

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[hafiz116]

Hi guys, I just cancelled my prism+ x340pro order. Was wondering if I should use 4k or 1440p monitor now. Any advice?

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Unless you're chasing cutting edge technology I would go for a 1440p setup. Even with what I have I still hit limits in games running 4K and have to tune down settings to make games playable on 4K. I see the slowdowns in games like Rise of the Tomb Raider and even GTA5 which surprised me quite a bit.

I think the next real leap will be the next gen GPU's so looking forward to see what performance improvements they have over the current RTX 2080 Ti's.