Quote (ZwiX @ 19 Sep 2017 23:29)

As for extra fans, it depends on which case, each ship with different amounts.
As for case they are kinda universal. Just make sure to look if they support ATX or M-ATX depending on the motherboard you pick.
8GB could be sufficent, but whenever I game something like heavily modded minecraft or rust i use about 12GB RAM.

4x4gb vs 2x8gb. Well Ryzen and regular i3, i5 and i7 only supports dual channel. So performance wise there will be no difference. BUT it's always smarter to go for 2 ram sticks for dual channel setup. Because you can upgrade easier later.

Well 1600 and 1600x is actually the same chip. It's just overclock from them. You can achieve this exact same performance by mildy overclocking.
- Like i went with an 1700 instead off 1700x (even tho budget allowed it) but then i just overclocked it to perform the same as an 1800x.

- The things like cases are universal and 2 RAM is best etc is for the most common hardware builds.
People who do custom watercooling, really small form factor builds (ITX) or extreme builds like with Skylake-X CPU's are exluded from these statements.

Quote (ZwiX @ 19 Sep 2017 23:29)

As for extra fans, it depends on which case, each ship with different amounts.
As for case they are kinda universal. Just make sure to look if they support ATX or M-ATX depending on the motherboard you pick.
8GB could be sufficent, but whenever I game something like heavily modded minecraft or rust i use about 12GB RAM.

4x4gb vs 2x8gb. Well Ryzen and regular i3, i5 and i7 only supports dual channel. So performance wise there will be no difference. BUT it's always smarter to go for 2 ram sticks for dual channel setup. Because you can upgrade easier later.

Well 1600 and 1600x is actually the same chip. It's just overclock from them. You can achieve this exact same performance by mildy overclocking.
- Like i went with an 1700 instead off 1700x (even tho budget allowed it) but then i just overclocked it to perform the same as an 1800x.

- The things like cases are universal and 2 RAM sticks are best etc. is for the most common hardware builds.
People who do custom watercooling, really small form factor builds (ITX) or extreme builds like with Skylake-X CPU's are exluded from these statements.

Quote (Arrowing @ 20 Sep 2017 01:36)

What do u think about this setup:
cpu: AMD Ryzen 5 1600, 3.2GHz, 16MB
gpu: msi geforce gtx 1060 6gb gaming x
mobo: Asus ROG STRIX B350-F GAMING
ram: G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4, 2x8GB, 3000MHz, CL15
psu: Chieftec Force Series 650 W
case: Genesis Titan 550 Plus
ssd: SSD ADATA SU800 256GB SATA3
HDD: toshiba P300

Quote (ZwiX @ 20 Sep 2017 10:38)

PSU change that right away, that's really low quality.
The Genesis Titan 550 Plus looks decent but can only find reviews in polish, so can't say much about it.
SSD is pretty decent, but how much is the price difference to an samsung evo 850 and cruical mx300?
HDD is okay, but what is price difference to WD blue and/or black?

Quote (Arrowing @ 20 Sep 2017 11:58)

case's got 4 fans, 2 dust filters, overall good reviews
price difference between adata and samsung is a matter of $3
found a 7200 rpm wd
how about EVGA B3 650W v2 instead of chieftec?

Quote (ZwiX @ 20 Sep 2017 13:17)

Yeah if you like the case it seems to be a decent pick.
3$ more for evo 850?! Get that for sure!
Which 7200RPM WD is it? and what is the price difference?
Evga B3 a much better pick. But are the ones i mentioned a lot pricer? Because the quality difference on these PSU's are huge.

Quote (Arrowing @ 20 Sep 2017 14:55)

Western Digital Caviar Blue, 3.5'', 1TB, SATA/600, 7200RPM it's like $5 difference, I checked on the other site
Price difference between B3 and the ones u mentioned is quite big

Quote (ZwiX @ 20 Sep 2017 14:02)

Big in like 30-35$ right?