Can I use my old SSds in a new pc?

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Hi all, this is very preliminary but I want to replace my 7 year old pc which is used for gaming, Photoshop/Lightroom and internet browsing, details below -



CPU - Intel i5-6500 3.2Ghz

GPU Asus Nvidia GTX1060 6GB Strix

MOBO – Asus Z-170K

Memory – 2 x 8 gigs of Crucial Ballistic DDR4 PC4-21300

PSU – EVGA Supernova gold 550W

Case – Corsair Carbide 100R Mid Tower ATX.

Storage – Samsung 2.5” 850 EVO 250GB SATA 3 - for Win 10

Crucial MX500 1TB SATA 3 For everything else.

Monitor – Dell S2716DG 27” 2560 x 1440 144 Hz, Nvidia G-Sync





Budget for the new build is £1500 -£1700 UK, its early doors yet but I’ve started to source parts etc, so far I’ve only decided on the following:-

CPU Intel I5 13600k

GPU RTX 3060 TI - No brand yet as budget depends on the answer to questions below.

Case - use my Mid tower ATX,?

cpu fan, and PSU
not decide on yet

MOBO – Probably a MSI MAG Z690 Tomahawk – I need WiFi

Memory – maybe 2 x 16mb of DDR5 Corsair Vengeance.

Storage – Hoping to use my 2 SSDs if poss.

OS - Windows 11 home

Monitor – using existing one.



So two questions:-

1. Will the 2 SSDs, and the case be ok or should I upgrade ?,(Im not a fan of cases with the fans expelling air out of the top)

2. If I get a 3 fan RTX 3060 TI do I need an additional cooler for it?



Other info – not interested in overclocking or rgb lights and fans.

All answers appreciated thanks.

PS if there’s big spaces betwwen my lines of text then Libra Office is playing up again!
 
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