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I'm building a gaming PC for the first time and doing researching on it, also for the first time. One of my inspirations for wanting to build the PC is the HYTE Y60 case. It seems to be quite expensive for a case, but it just looks absolutely amazing that I'm willing to overpay for this part.
I have a HP Pavilion Desktop TP01-0xxx / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3.59 GHz and plan on transferring the CPU and RAM 32 GB (and whatever else might be transferable). My goal, generally, is to build a quality system that can play the latest games with ease, won't need to be upgraded for a long time, minimizes unexpected problems, and is simple. I'm flexible with the budget and am willing take my time with this build--I want value out of the parts I buy, e.g., if I can spent a little more to get something significantly better I will, or if I can pay somewhat less to get something that's extremely similar I also will.
My next decision will be the motherboard, and I guess I should also be getting started with looking at graphic cards too. For the motherboard, I am considering MSI MEG X570 UNIFY ATX AM4. Any thoughts?
I have a HP Pavilion Desktop TP01-0xxx / AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core Processor 3.59 GHz and plan on transferring the CPU and RAM 32 GB (and whatever else might be transferable). My goal, generally, is to build a quality system that can play the latest games with ease, won't need to be upgraded for a long time, minimizes unexpected problems, and is simple. I'm flexible with the budget and am willing take my time with this build--I want value out of the parts I buy, e.g., if I can spent a little more to get something significantly better I will, or if I can pay somewhat less to get something that's extremely similar I also will.
My next decision will be the motherboard, and I guess I should also be getting started with looking at graphic cards too. For the motherboard, I am considering MSI MEG X570 UNIFY ATX AM4. Any thoughts?