thinking of building this with hyte y60. never done before. do i need extra fans? will these ones work? decent price? what would you do different? thanks

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/colton8/saved/TyZcMp

This post was edited by Ar10 on Feb 5 2024 05:00pm

Looks like you sent the wrong link. This one doesn't have any parts on it

edited working?

It says this list is private

i suck at this new links. thoughts? and which would you go with? 2500ish my budget
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/colton8/saved/#view=HGwYWZ
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/colton8/saved/#view=b2YdFT

Thanks! Those links work now.
I'm a bit partial to AMD CPUs recently, so i'd lean towards that build. Can't comment on the motherboard but reviews say it's good for future proofing your build. You should have enough fans and you can always undervolt components and still max settings on most games

awesome! thanks for the reply. now gotta grow some balls and pull the trigger lol. think prices are gonna change in the near future?

Amd fully to win big. Amd cpu amd ram amd gpu amd fan.

I was considering the hyte y60 at one point as it looks really good and has good airflow with alot of space for fans but I figured it was to big in the end.

https://pcpartpicker.com/user/colton8/saved
As long as people click this link specifically, they will be able to see all of your saved lists.

Amd used to be the " Best Bang for your buck ", but that is no longer , since 2017.
Also: now there is basic support for devices/lights ect ect.

MSI/Intel is the way to go.
Msi Motherboards are easy to Tune & match all the correct clock speeds, and also provide Simple and easy Lighting , and other misc Features.
Very easy to control water coolers with the MSI center software as well.

The stock fans will be fine.
I heard there was a lot of problems with the corsair water coolers, I would recommend spending the extra 20 bucks and getting an MSI water cooler for even more Quality/Safety, compatibility & also Bonus features !!~!!