I need help with making a computer

[MadGhoster]

It says 1151

 

[Intel_man]

@Intel_man 1600X comes without a cooler actually. They assume if you're getting the enthusiast chip you'll go aftermarket cooling anyway.

Shame, since the AMD's stock cooling isn't bad... unlike Intel's one.

 

[MadGhoster]

Clearly you don't want my help so you're on your own pal.

Sockets are right, if there's anyone here that knows Ryzen stuff it'd be me. Drop to a 1600 for included cooling and even save more money.

@Intel_man 1600X comes without a cooler actually. They assume if you're getting the enthusiast chip you'll go aftermarket cooling anyway.

Clearly you don't want my help so you're on your own pal.

Sockets are right, if there's anyone here that knows Ryzen stuff it'd be me. Drop to a 1600 for included cooling and even save more money.

@Intel_man 1600X comes without a cooler actually. They assume if you're getting the enthusiast chip you'll go aftermarket cooling anyway.

Clearly you don't want my help so you're on your own pal.

Sockets are right, if there's anyone here that knows Ryzen stuff it'd be me. Drop to a 1600 for included cooling and even save more money.

@Intel_man 1600X comes without a cooler actually. They assume if you're getting the enthusiast chip you'll go aftermarket cooling anyway.

I do want your help im just very inexperianced and very careful with what I buy

 

[Darren]

It says 1151

Really?

B350M

 

[Intel_man]

I do want your help im just very inexperianced and very careful with what I buy

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B350M-GAMING-PRO.html#productFeature-section

The B350M is definitely an AM4 socket board.

 

[Darren]

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/38087/msi-b350m-gaming-pro-motherboard/

 

[MadGhoster]

https://www.msi.com/Motherboard/B350M-GAMING-PRO.html#productFeature-section

The B350M is definitely an AM4 socket board.

Sorry I was looking at the wrong one, your right

 

[MadGhoster]

But what about cooling it dosent look like you have a cooling system on there

 

[MadGhoster]

Also is there an ATX form factor board at a similar price and quality to the micro ATX you suggest

 

[Intel_man]

He could also opt for an Asrock AB350 Pro4 if you want a full size ATX board instead of mATX.

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/38196/asrock-ab350-pro4-motherboard

But what about cooling it dosent look like you have a cooling system on there

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/38140/thermaltake-contac-silent-12-cpu-cooler

Something like that would work. Doesn't look like pccasegear has a lot of affordable AM4 coolers yet on shelf.

 

[MadGhoster]

Something like that would work. Doesn't look like pccasegear has a lot of affordable AM4 coolers yet on shelf.

Define would work, do you mean could probably do the job, or do you mean it is well suited to the cpu

 

[Intel_man]

It means that the cooler is compatible with the AM4 socket processors and will provide sufficient cooling under stock speeds and mild overclocks.

 

[MadGhoster]

Ok thank you what would be the consequence if I went dow to a 1060 gpu

 

[Intel_man]

Uh... you get lower framerates in games?

 

[MadGhoster]

How much lower

 

[Intel_man]

Depends on the game.

What sort of performance are you trying to achieve here? (what kind of fps numbers you're targeting, what graphics settings you would like to run at, and what resolution would you to achieve?)

Instead of two 24" 1080p monitors, and with a 1070, you can power a single 27"-32" 1440p monitor.

 

[MadGhoster]

Instead of two 24" 1080p monitors, and with a 1070, you can power a single 27"-32" 1440p monitor.

I need two monitors as I also do programming, or atleast learning to

And I would like to run most high end games games on at least medium

 

[Intel_man]

You can get the entry level ultrawide monitor.

https://www.pccasegear.com/products/35010/lg-29um68-p-29in-ultrawide-freesync-ips-led-gaming-monitor

 

[MadGhoster]

thats quite steep since i can get 2 22" for around $300

 

[Intel_man]

22" 1080p panels are fairly small and it won't be an IPS panel for $150 each. With an ultrawide, you get most of the productivity of a dual screen setup but without a bezel.

This is a 29" ultrawide next to a 23" 1080p Dell monitor.

Ideally, you wouldn't want to get a 22" 1080p panel. You should be at the very least be looking at 24" panels.