Never built a pc need some advice.

Ryan mellow

Ryan mellow

Ryan mellow

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hello everyone , I am new to building pcs and watch hundreds of pc build videos and the only thing that seems to be in my budget is the Ryzen 5 2400g option for now and then install a dedicated graphics card when I can afford one .
Was just wondering if this parts list is all compatible with each other . Also if there can be any alternatives in same price .
Already have a 1tb hard drive and might buy an ssd if needed .
Need some advice ! Thanks
https://uk.************.com/list/7R8WbX
 
Ryan mellow said:
Ahh so I just need a normal atx case , not a micro one ? Thanks
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Mid tower to fit that board, also you may need a ryzen 3,5, or 7 to flash the board so it will accept the 2200g. Out of the box that processor will not work in that board :)
Also, you will need to up your ram to 3000mhz
 
All ready to slapnto and slightly more powerful then Vega 11 in the Ryzen 2400g

My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £457.60 (includes shipping: £11.70)​
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Ryzen 2400g option with small SSD, better quality PSU that will handle gtx 1060 level cards . If the board doesn't have latest bios to support, gigabyte can flash the board in the UK or get boot kit from AMD

My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £437.60 (includes shipping: £11.70)​
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Intel option , i3 coffeelake now 4 cores 4 threads
With gtx 1050Ti! Should do med-high 1080p 40-60fps

My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £459.64 (includes shipping: £11.70)​
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On the page you have listed them it actually states there are incompatibilities.

Please also budget about £5 for an anti-static wrist strap. They plug in to a mains socket and earth you to help prevent static discharges that could shorten the life of your PC or even destroy it during construction. They are a pain but the best £5 you will ever spend!
 
 
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