5700xt+3600x setup any good?

[tosbah]

MSI MPG X570 GAMING PRO CARBON WIFI 4400MHz(OC) DDR4 Socket AM4 RGB M.2 HDMI PCIe 4.0 ATX

Thermaltake Toughram Z-One 16GB (2x8GB) 3600MHz DDR4 Ram

PowerColor Red Devil Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB GDDR6

RYZEN 5 3600X 3.8-4.4GHz

Seagate 2 TB Barracuda 3.5 İnch ST2000DM008 (SATA 6 Gb/s/256 MB/7200 RPM)

MB511 COOLERMASTER MESH ARGB

XPG 256GB SPECTRIX S40G RGB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 SSD 3500MB 1200MB

Samsung 27 144hz 4ms (HDMI+Display) Curved QHD VA

THERMALTAKE SMART RGB 80 PLUS 700W PSU

I want to make a gaming pc like this, if these parts any bad tell me which one or what should I put.
2000$ budget

 

[cucker tarlson]

good but there's a lot coming this year
ryzen 3000xt
ampere/rdna2
rocket lake/zen3 (?)


and I think x570 carbon is overpriced for what it offers,get x570 tomahawk.or better wait for b550

 

[tosbah]

good but there's a lot coming this year
ryzen 3000xt
ampere/rdna2
rocket lake/zen3 (?)


and I think x570 carbon is overpriced for what it offers,get x570 tomahawk.or better wait for b550

yeah it is kinda overpriced but I want it to have bluetooth+wifi and when the new processors etc will come out do you know

 

[cucker tarlson]

a bluetooth dongle costs pennies
and x570 tomahawk has wifi

 

[oxrufiioxo]

I'd stay away from the budget Msi boards below the Unify their vrm are complete trash if you never plan on going above a 6-8 cores its fine if a bit overpriced. . Otherwise a very solid looking build.

oh and yeah wait for the XT cpu do drop... Worst case you get a non XT chip for cheaper and there should also be much better B550 baords for less money than the Pro carbon @tosbah

 

[Hotobu]

good but there's a lot coming this year
ryzen 3000xt
ampere/rdna2
rocket lake/zen3 (?)

I agree. This is a terrible time to build a PC. While it's true that there's always something new coming out, it doesn't happen often that there are major quasi-simultaneous CPU and GPU launches less than 4 months away. Even if the new stuff is not in the budget it should make the prices of current items cheaper. Something else to consider is part availability. Some parts (PSUs/Cases/Fans) in short supply, so selection is limited, and you're unlikely to find a good deal. If a person doesn't have to build something now I'd strongly recommend against it.

As for the parts:

- an RGB NVMe isn't necessary on that board because the shield on the board will be covering it.

- unless you've actually used a curved monitor and know that's what you want I'd either recommend against it, or recommend you try to see one in person first. The viewing angles are pretty terrible.

- an x570 motherboard is overpriced for your use case. PCIe gen 4 NVMe has ZERO (fractions of seconds) effect on gaming vs gen3 and even SSD. A lot of money can be saved by going with x470 or b550.