Thanks for all the comments guys!
I would change for an Atx MOBO and a better PSU. Any suggestions?
I also consider adding a 126/256 GB SSD for the OS, is that an overkill?
Nobody can predict what can happen in 4 years. I got 6 years out of a 3930k setup but that was because Intel had no competition and constantly released trash. Intel are now playing catch up. while AMD are on a roll. Who knows where tech will be in 4 years time with them.
Everything looks ok to me - you might want to consider adding in a regular hard drive for non important stuff.
True but by being relevant I meant to still be able play new games and run most programs on good performance (not necessarily ultra HD 4k res but good enough to play)
I think most everything there is good!
I am not familiar with Sabrent, but that really means nothing.
The memory may over clock, or pay a bit more for 3600 memory. The CPU's IFS runs at a max speed of 1800, for the best you can get from that thing, 3600 speed DDR is the way to go!
Sapphire Pulse is a Very Good card, I always hear good things about Sapphire and their Customer Service.
The Meshify cases are top tier air flow in a very well put together case.
PSU? Well, it is TRUE. You get what you pay for with PSU's. I have recently tended towards the Gold varieties lately. I haven't had the worst luck with PSU's but, whenever someone offers me a computer that doesn't work, I currently have 5 littering my apartment, most have dead PSU's of some lesser quality.
Otherwise, overall, very solid build!
How significant are the performance of the CPU with the 3600mhz compared against 3200mhz?
Can you recommend on a good PSU with a decent price tag?
nice plan, no rgb no glass, only performance aspect mentioned, you wont dissapoint on amd cpu&gpu combo, simple&clean
hmm just notice that 5700xt pricetag $420 for sapphire pulse model? how come is cheaper than prictag on my country, you need to spend atleash $480 for a regular blower type at here
Don't forget import taxes and shipping! Which are high..
If it were mine, I'd consider an RM550x - RM650x style PSU for quality and low noise levels.
While I am an AsRock fanboy, in reality their lower end B450s aren't as great usually. Personally prefer ATX motherboards since mATX is such a small market nowadays that effect isn't put in that form factor. MSI are known to be king of B450s power wise. I also like invest in nice motherboards though so I'm not the best person to ask xD otherwise I'd be like yea go get the AsRock x470 Taichi even though you probably don't need half of what it offers.
I also like having nice CPU coolers like the Dark Rock Slim / 4 / Pro 4 / Noctua etc. Noise levels, temps, boost clocks better (ie sort of like an OC).
Finally, personally prefer paying more for the GPUs that have good cooling solutions. Dunno anything about the recent GPUs so yours might already be a good one, but otherwise same reason as CPU cooler but more important for games obviously.
None of these are things you need I would think, but certainly could be nice QoL upgrades in my opinion.
The 3600 stock cooler should be good as well as Sapphires Pulse cooling.
The RM650x was there before but it was almost double the price..
How about MSI's PRO-VDH? Is that a good alternative?
Actually well spotted o; the mATX board I’d also recommend a proper ATX board considering you’re buying a Mid Tower no need to skimp on a “tiny” board sacrificing possible quality and features.
What would be a good ATX?
For storage personally I'd consider having a boot drive (a 120gb ssd or 256 at most) and having a storage drive (1tb or 2tb) this way you can easily reinstall windows without worrying about your personal files in case something screws up.
Other than that the build looks like its gonna last a that much time or even more depending on use case.
I was considering that but I didn't want to spend more money.. I usually backup my data and don't reinstall Windows too much.. How important is it to have a separate SSD for the OS?
evga 700 gd is 80 plus gold 700w over at newegg for only 60 bucks. i'd get that over that bronze one.
Isn't 700W a bit too much power?
I think its more than nice as concept... but have 2 suggestions.
1. A B450 board would need a BIOS/UEFI upgrade to the latest to be Ryzen 3000 compatible. If that board has a QFlash button then ok, otherwise you need older Ryzen to flash it. I personaly dont like low-end mATX boards if there is space in the case.
2. The PSU should be a 650W and Gold rated if possible. It is THE most important part of any PC, and my recommendation is never to load one more than 60% for longevity and sustainability.
60% of 600W is 360W. This hardware combo could hit 380~400W. Its not far off the 60% of the 600W, ok with that, but at least get a quality gold rated one.
I can understand that the OP has set a price point (1000$), and by some choises was trying to cut corners in order to get the desired performance within that point. If possible to add a 50~100$ for another board and PSU would be really nice.
If he cant its ok... but he must consider the BIOS flashing need of B450
1. I'm planning on buying the MOBO from a shop so I'd rather pay some more and let them do the flashing either way. I heard that recently the boards are manufactured already flashed though.
2. Noted. Any suggestions on a PSU?