Supaplex13 wrote I'm sorry, I thought it would be easier to make a post and choose whatever gets the most votes, but I gues it doesn't work that way. My bad.

Suplaplex13 wrote Those are just the parts I wanted to get, I can get all of them cheaper, but I haven't looked into it yet. I wanted to get an idea of what parts I wanted first. Edit: I had a quick look around and the cheapest Corsair Vengeance i could find was 85 euro's.

Suplaplex13 wrote Alright! I rather buy the parts brand new

21 wrote It's worth noting that the GTX 1650, and apparently 1650Ti are supposed to launch soon. Should be around RX 570 performance most likely. Also, we should have more info on AMD's Navi GPU's within the month. So, it might be worth waiting for those. The RX 570 is still a solid GPU though, and is currently your best option, whether you buy used or new tbh. It's still a whole lot better than the 2400G's integrated graphics. I'd just get the cheapest RX 570 you can find though.

Supaplex13 wrote Thanks! I'm gonna build the PC in august, so I have plenty of time. I was thinking of getting the RX580 nitro+. It has really good reviews and is not too expensive.

21 wrote It's not a huge deal. Manufacturers have to cut costs somewhere on their cheaper motherboards, so that tends to be VRMs and heatsinks. Better VRMs will typically result in better, more stable overclocks. Even if you don't overclock, then poor quality VRMs can affect the longevity of a motherboard. I'd only recommend those cheap, bottom of the barrel AM4 motherboards for people buying the absolute cheapest stuff they can find, so not being paired with like an R5 2600/R7 1700. The B450 Tomahawk is a nice mid range board, not quite as good as some X470 boards but well worth the premium over those really cheap B350/B450 mobo's IMO.

Cloudie wrote Uhm what's your budget? Also why get an amd apu?
Not gonna lie to you but this build is terrible.

21 wrote If it's more than 20-30 euros difference between the RX 570 and 580, then I wouldn't bother. Definitely don't be paying 200+ euros for an RX 580.

21 wrote If you're not buying parts for another 4 months though, then ignore everything because new components will have released by then and these parts lists will be useless.

Supaplex13 wrote Someone suggested the Gigabyte B450 Aorus Elite to me, because it's similar to the tomahawk and cheaper. The specifications seem pretty similar to me, am I missing something? Maybe the similar thing you said about the ASRock one?

Suplaplex13 wrote I changed a few things, this is now my setup:

nl.pcpartpicker.com/list/wRsfWD

Suplaplex13 wrote Alright, still gotta do some research on video cards, but I'm not planning on spending (much) more than 200 euros.

Suplaplex13 wrote Well I wanted to get all parts during these 4 months, maybe some might be for sale at some point,

21 wrote

Suplaplex13 wrote Well I wanted to get all parts during these 4 months, maybe some might be for sale at some point,

Don't do that. Even if there are sales, which there probably will be. I imagine we'll see the R5 2600 on sale soon, but that's because it should be replaced within the next 2 months, so in 4 months time when you're ready to build, it's likely an entirely different CPU would make sense. Don't just start buying stuff, that's how you end up with a mismatched rig that you might even over pay for. When you actually have the money, put a parts list together and buy everything at once, or at least within the same week or so.