(Complete build) I think I'm close, can you tell me if I screwed up somewhere?

[Originalandawesome]

Hi guys,

I've read up on a lot of stuff last couple of weeks, but I admit I'm definitly not a pro. Good job or brutally honest, give me your best shot! Can you help me out?

https://************.com/list/BsPnP3

Just a few thoughts behind the setup:

• I based this around the ryzen CPU and the Samsung monitor (144 hz / 2k);
• I picked the 2600 with after market cooler (together 160 bucks) over the 2600x with stock cooler (190 bucks) because of the price difference. I think I can (learn to) overclock to 2600x speeds;
• Motherboard is nothing fancy, but still has overclocking features while being moderatly priced;
• Ram is very expensive for my taste, but everywhere I go I keep reading you NEED 3200 mhz / 14 cas timings -> what's your verdict?;
• SSD is not the best, but it's cheap, faster than a sata ssd and probably won't cause a bottleneck;
• The video card is powerful, quiet, cool and power efficient, but most of all cheap. I got a good deal;
• The tower is nothing special, just a mid range tower with mid range noise and thermals. I think it will do the job fine;
• The keyboard and mouse I chose since I do like the RGB (my MoBo and graphic card also happen have RGB, why not make it a party?), but they still seem a bit down to earth -> not to flashy.

I'm not a FPS player (love Anno though!), I love the Samsung monitor and I'm currently thinking of stepping in to machine learning. Hence the RTX 2060.

Love to hear what you think!
Cheers!

 

[Originalandawesome]

The link is from pc part picker

 

[Originalandawesome]

Thanks guys! Thanks for the help.

I consider myself lucky that most of the comments are surrounding the ram and that I can downgrade in this regard. My biggest fear should've been a compatibility issue somewhere.

Since I've posted my build, I've heard a lot of people telling me it's no problem to downgrade the ram. I will definitly take this one into consideration when I finaly purchase my build. The way I see it now is: fine performance and less cost vs. more cost, but overlock abilities and maybe better results with machine learning.

Maybe I should've mentioned that I might wanna (try to learn to) overlock the ram. And on top of that I might want to start with machine learning. Thats also one of the reason why I chose an RTX video card.