Parts Suggestions for New Rig Setup

reaverx

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CPU - either Ryzen 2700x or I7 8700k

Motherboard - any suggestions for both Ryzen 2700x / I7 8700k ?

Ram - @ least 32gb not sure which brand is good , any suggestions ?

HDD (OS) - SSD - any suggestions for approx 200gb + model ? corsair / samsung ?


HDD storage will be using back my old 2tb SATA HDD for storage of movies and games etc


PSU - 650 watt or higher CM or corsair

Case - any suggestions ? ( i prefer cases with easy snap on for HDDs ) or anything else which provides easy mounting of peripherals .

thanks :)
 

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Never state what use and budget..?

If u go ryzen u need fast ram 3200mhz preferably. Why do u need 32gb though? Recommend at least 500gb ssd. 250 use up fast nowadays..
 
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Why 32GB? 16GB is enough for you unless you are running several VMs and working on Medium Format RAW files in Photoshop.
 

reaverx

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Never state what use and budget..?

If u go ryzen u need fast ram 3200mhz preferably. Why do u need 32gb though? Recommend at least 500gb ssd. 250 use up fast nowadays..
budget im not sure , but anything below 2k is ok
 

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If just gaming, microsoft office, internet surfing, watching YouTube and other normal usage, 16GB of RAM is enough.

Spend your budget on a 500GB or bigger capacity SSD. Install your OS and games on the SSD. They will load much faster than on a hard disk. Another reason for buying a bigger SSD is that game installation sizes can be quite big. Example, Final Fantasy XV installation size is a minimum of 100GB.
 
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