Quote (Incendiary @ Jun 27 2018 07:28am)

He won't have an explanation, but he's wrong. And his list is mediocre.

The PSU he picked is better, but his first link has issues as well. Let's list them:

1. There's no proof that getting a Samsung SSD will give you any more longevity or performance over that Mushkin.
2. The X370 he picked has the same VRMs/phasing/mediocre heatsinks as the Asus B350 offerings, making it pointless.
3. His RAM is too slow which will affect gameplay on Ryzen.
4. A Black series SSD gives nothing noticeable over a 7200RPM Blue that costs $40.

The 1060 is arguably better since it has more VRAM, but... eh.



This one is better, but it definitely needs a better motherboard for overclocking. The MSI Z370-A is a garbage 4 phase, and overclock.net's VRM tier list recommends not overclocking on it. Not overclocking defeats the point of an 8600K. Get a better mobo and probably a better power supply and this list is good.

Quote (King Atrhur @ Jun 27 2018 09:05am)

I manage low-med lvl oc's on the board just fine.

Quote (IVIoNsTeR @ Jun 27 2018 09:27am)

But overall is it a good build?

Quote (IVIoNsTeR @ Jun 27 2018 09:41am)

Ah i see i see, maybe ill make a couple changes then. But ive beem told by a couple peoplenfrom pcpartpicker that it would be a good build

Quote (Ghot @ Jun 27 2018 03:55pm)

Samsung has been PROVEN to have better longevity.

Quote (Ghot @ Jun 27 2018 03:55pm)

The 370 motherboard has better heat sinks on those VRMs..

Quote (Ghot @ Jun 27 2018 03:55pm)

You can get faster RAM if you want. just get it from a better company.

Quote (Ghot @ Jun 27 2018 03:55pm)

A WD black HDD has a 5 year warranty compered to s 3 year for the blue.

Quote (Incendiary @ Jun 27 2018 07:18pm)

Let's make you look like a retard line by line.



Link to a study? Nn YouTube dorks. Link me a known tech journalist proving this. If you don't have it, don't talk about it.



Literally *exactly* the same. Try again.

https://i.gyazo.com/ea99d9daa30a3f61180eb3af896a9af4.png



"Team has opted not to have their memory ICs printed with any information, so it is up to Typhoon Burner to tell us what we have here. We find out that these are SK Hynix ICs, more specifically, they are H5AN8G9NAFR-TFC chips.We can only assume they are blanked out as supply may cause them to change manufacturers in later production.

Read more: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/8275/team-force-night-hawk-rgb-ddr4-3000-ram-kit-review/index.html%22

It's SK Hynix. You know.. one of the 3 biggest manufacturers of DRAM in the world? You're right, though. HP, Asus, and Apple all use really poor quality DRAM. Same with Corsair, G.Skill, and Kingston. Because they all use SK Hynix. Like TeamGroup.



Who cares? That's reaching pretty far to spend almost double for 1TB of HDD storage.

Quote (Ghot @ Jun 27 2018 06:41pm)

Read the difference. There are quite a few.

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-B350-PLUS/

https://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/PRIME-X370-A/



Anyways, we shifted to Intel...and there, there is a difference. The Z370-A does have better heatsinks, than the B360 Plus.

I just assumed you were talking about the Intel builds. In general, I always pick the ASUS - A boards. They always have something extra.



/e As for the RAM, you need to do more research.

Just for example... (they don't have the versions for DDR4 out yet)

http://forum.corsair.com/v2/showthread.php?t=68811

Quote (Incendiary @ Jun 27 2018 09:46pm)

What? It's easy to find out what DRAM modules are made by what OEM. You just use Thaiphoon Burner. You don't need the info from the company selling it. People have been compiling lists of every single RAM kit variant from Corsair, G.Skill, etc. on reddit since AM4 came out because it used to need B-Die to go over 2933MHz.

Example of my RAM in Thaiphoon Burner: https://i.gyazo.com/674db20507d2ac8ae0d3819d8acd480c.png

Mine is Samsung B-Die 3200MHz.