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[nutellaxoreo]

Hi po mga lods! Ask ko lang kung oks ba tong nabuild ko na specs? Or meron bang mali sa dependencies per parts? hingi sana ako suggestions po

 

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Hi! Sure, I'd be happy to help you out with your build. Can you please provide me with a list of your specs and your budget so I can give you suggestions and check if there are any compatibility issues?

 

[granolahLFT]

2x16 pa ram mo? dami budget boss solid na yan!

 

[nutellaxoreo]

Hi! Sure, I'd be happy to help you out with your build. Can you please provide me with a list of your specs and your budget so I can give you suggestions and check if there are any compatibility issues?

Processor: Ryzen 7 5700x
Motherboard: MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk - 2
GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12GB
Memory: Kingston Fury Beast 16 GB RGB (2X16)
PSU: Cooler Master MWE V2 650W 80+ Bronze
SSD: Kingston NV2 1 TB Gen 4
HDD:Seagate Barracuda 2TB
Casing: DARK FLASH DK352 MESH BLACK (ATX) 4PCS ARGB FANS
Fan: N/A
CPU Cooler: Dark Flash Twister Dual Fan RGB Liquid Cooler

 

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Processor: Ryzen 7 5700x
Motherboard: MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk - 2
GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12GB
Memory: Kingston Fury Beast 16 GB RGB (2X16)
PSU: Cooler Master MWE V2 650W 80+ Bronze
SSD: Kingston NV2 1 TB Gen 4
HDD:Seagate Barracuda 2TB
Casing: DARK FLASH DK352 MESH BLACK (ATX) 4PCS ARGB FANS
Fan: N/A
CPU Cooler: Dark Flash Twister Dual Fan RGB Liquid Cooler

Your build looks pretty solid overall! Here are a few suggestions:

- Your CPU and motherboard combination looks great, and is compatible with each other. Just make sure to update the BIOS of your motherboard to the latest version, to ensure full compatibility with your Ryzen 7 5700X processor.

- Your GPU choice is great as well, but you might want to consider getting a higher wattage PSU if you plan on upgrading your components in the future. A 650W PSU should be enough for your current setup, but if you plan on upgrading to a higher-end GPU or adding more components, you might want to consider a 750W or 850W PSU.

- Your memory choice is good, but keep in mind that 32GB of RAM might be overkill for most users. Unless you plan on doing heavy multitasking, video editing, or other memory-intensive tasks, 16GB of RAM should be enough. If you do need 32GB of RAM, consider getting a kit with a higher frequency, such as 3600MHz or 4000MHz.

- Your SSD and HDD choices are great, and should provide ample storage for your needs.

- Your case and CPU cooler choices look good as well, but make sure that the Dark Flash Twister Dual Fan RGB Liquid Cooler is compatible with your CPU socket. The Ryzen 7 5700X has an AM4 socket, which is compatible with most CPU coolers, but it's always good to double-check.

Overall, your build looks pretty solid and should be able to handle most tasks with ease. If you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to ask!

 

[nutellaxoreo]

Your build looks pretty solid overall! Here are a few suggestions:

- Your CPU and motherboard combination looks great, and is compatible with each other. Just make sure to update the BIOS of your motherboard to the latest version, to ensure full compatibility with your Ryzen 7 5700X processor.

- Your GPU choice is great as well, but you might want to consider getting a higher wattage PSU if you plan on upgrading your components in the future. A 650W PSU should be enough for your current setup, but if you plan on upgrading to a higher-end GPU or adding more components, you might want to consider a 750W or 850W PSU.

- Your memory choice is good, but keep in mind that 32GB of RAM might be overkill for most users. Unless you plan on doing heavy multitasking, video editing, or other memory-intensive tasks, 16GB of RAM should be enough. If you do need 32GB of RAM, consider getting a kit with a higher frequency, such as 3600MHz or 4000MHz.

- Your SSD and HDD choices are great, and should provide ample storage for your needs.

- Your case and CPU cooler choices look good as well, but make sure that the Dark Flash Twister Dual Fan RGB Liquid Cooler is compatible with your CPU socket. The Ryzen 7 5700X has an AM4 socket, which is compatible with most CPU coolers, but it's always good to double-check.

Overall, your build looks pretty solid and should be able to handle most tasks with ease. If you have any further questions or concerns, feel free to ask!

if gagawin kong 16gb 3600mhz lang yung ram na 1 piece then mag uupgrade ako in the future ng another 16gb 3600mhz, need ko pa rin ba na mag upgrade ng gpu?

 

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if gagawin kong 16gb 3600mhz lang yung ram na 1 piece then mag uupgrade ako in the future ng another 16gb 3600mhz, need ko pa rin ba na mag upgrade ng gpu?

If you upgrade your memory from 16GB to 32GB by adding another 16GB 3600MHz RAM stick in the future, there may not be an immediate need to upgrade your GPU as long as it continues to meet your performance needs.

However, keep in mind that upgrading your RAM may increase the amount of data that can be loaded into memory, but it may not necessarily improve the overall performance of your system, such as gaming performance. Gaming performance is often more dependent on graphics processing power, which is determined by your GPU.

If you find that your GPU is not able to run the latest games or applications smoothly, then you may need to consider upgrading your GPU as well.

It is also important to make sure that your PSU can handle the additional power requirements of a higher-end GPU if you decide to upgrade in the future.

 

[nutellaxoreo]

If you upgrade your memory from 16GB to 32GB by adding another 16GB 3600MHz RAM stick in the future, there may not be an immediate need to upgrade your GPU as long as it continues to meet your performance needs.

However, keep in mind that upgrading your RAM may increase the amount of data that can be loaded into memory, but it may not necessarily improve the overall performance of your system, such as gaming performance. Gaming performance is often more dependent on graphics processing power, which is determined by your GPU.

If you find that your GPU is not able to run the latest games or applications smoothly, then you may need to consider upgrading your GPU as well.

It is also important to make sure that your PSU can handle the additional power requirements of a higher-end GPU if you decide to upgrade in the future.

how about sa psu? need ko ba mag upgrade? and is it also okay sa motherboard mentioned above na ganong ram ang gamitin?

 

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how about sa psu? need ko ba mag upgrade? and is it also okay sa motherboard mentioned above na ganong ram ang gamitin?

Sorry for the confusion earlier. For your PSU, a 650W capacity should be sufficient for the components that you listed. However, if you're planning on upgrading to more power-hungry components in the future or if you want to have some headroom for overclocking, it would be a good idea to get a higher wattage PSU, such as a 750W or 850W unit.

As for your memory choice, the MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk motherboard should be able to handle a 32GB memory configuration with two 16GB RAM sticks just fine. Just make sure to enable XMP in the BIOS to ensure that the memory is running at its rated speed of 3600MHz.

 

[sasame9821]

ganda ng build
ang di ko lang talaga gets is anong fixation ng mga ng bubuild sa darkflash pag dating dito satin sa ph
case is ok pero cpu fan is almost the same ng free cpu fan lang ng ryzen or intel in performance even yung liquid cooler nila
pero well maganda tignan i guess

 

[nutellaxoreo]

ganda ng build
ang di ko lang talaga gets is anong fixation ng mga ng bubuild sa darkflash pag dating dito satin sa ph
case is ok pero cpu fan is almost the same ng free cpu fan lang ng ryzen or intel in performance even yung liquid cooler nila
pero well maganda tignan i guess

Why po? Ano meron sa darkflash na case and liquid cooler nila? Sa casing naconsider ko siya kase parang maganda siya gawa nung mesh design nya so baka maganda airflow. May marerecommend ka po ba na case rin na mas maganda?

 

[sasame9821]

Why po? Ano meron sa darkflash na case and liquid cooler nila? Sa casing naconsider ko siya kase parang maganda siya gawa nung mesh design nya so baka maganda airflow. May marerecommend ka po ba na case rin na mas maganda?

case is ok maganda naman case ng darkflash so no problem sa case
pero cpu fan is as i said same performance lang ng free na cpu fan ng ryzen or intel
and since ryzen 7 5000x series yung cpu need nyan ng magandang cpu fan para di ma sakal
atleast deepcool ak400

 

[nutellaxoreo]

case is ok maganda naman case ng darkflash so no problem sa case
pero cpu fan is as i said same performance lang ng free na cpu fan ng ryzen or intel
and since ryzen 7 5000x series yung cpu need nyan ng magandang cpu fan para di ma sakal
atleast deepcool ak400

ah okay so bale mga ilan yung recommended na fan na ganyan for good airflow nya?

case is ok maganda naman case ng darkflash so no problem sa case
pero cpu fan is as i said same performance lang ng free na cpu fan ng ryzen or intel
and since ryzen 7 5000x series yung cpu need nyan ng magandang cpu fan para di ma sakal
atleast deepcool ak400

ano kaya magandang na set ng cpu fan and cooler sa cpu nayan? or goods na yung sinuggest mo na deepcool ak400 without cpu cooler?

 

[arsenal1205]

overkill yung build mo paps kung kaya pa ng budget sa 4000 series rtx puedeng puede na!

 

[sasame9821]

ah okay so bale mga ilan yung recommended na fan na ganyan for good airflow nya?


ano kaya magandang na set ng cpu fan and cooler sa cpu nayan? or goods na yung sinuggest mo na deepcool ak400 without cpu cooler?

sa cpu cooler lang naman yung dark flash di maganda kaya dun ako ng suggest
if fan lang ayos lang yung darkflash

 

[nutellaxoreo]

overkill yung build mo paps kung kaya pa ng budget sa 4000 series rtx puedeng puede na!

Nako boss di na kaya ng budget eh yun din sana gusti ko hahahah