The 1050ti is a let down but all else is good. Why did you only get 2400mhz ram?

coz of the budget, i mean il be gameing only 2 or 3 months a year, and then i dont know if anyone at home gona maintain my rig as i found out last week when i was home after a year, it was all dusty with spider webs

ok i did a minor change as the cost came little down

at the moment on tight budget, 1050ti will do for me, do plan to get a better gpu next year, gpus are cheap in us compared to india so will be looking to get one next year, do you think the psu will be enough if i do plan to get the rtx 2060 or above?

500w is minimum for a rtx 2060. That psu is also 80 percent bronze so it will be fine. Also seems like they say it has a decent 12v rail. On a budget it will be ok. The 1050 ti will be ok for 1080p reduced graphics. The 3000 series is also a bit of time away. When it launches you could see the used 2060s or new ones come down in price. I have been sitting on a 1080 ti because there is no decent upgrade. The 2000 series is too little of a upgrade and the ray tracing is poor on them. 3000 will be worth getting for ray tracing. It will be able to keep up a decent framerate with it on.

The msi b450 tomahawk max is a great cheaper b450 board. It did really well in tests has a good vrm on it. I built a second pc last year with a ryzen 7 2700x on a tomahawk max and i managed to get a decent overclock on it. On youtube i saw them running a 16 core 3950x on that board that is insane. The msi b450 and asrock ones are the only decent ones. Asus and gigabyte had weak vrms on there b450 boards. If you want a micro atx board then the morthar max is as good as the tomahawk. Also make sure it is a max version because they have pre updated bios so you wont have to mess with it to support ryzen 3000.

I would not pick that case for it will suffocate. A gaming pc needs to breathe. There are plenty of cheap cases that have a mesh infront. I made that mistake with my i7 8700k build and had to pull off the front plastic. Was a rgb case also. With the ryzen i got a nice one with front mesh. Even those more expensive cases with tempered glass all around are stupid. No airflow.

tnx mate so i orderd my rig with slight change in a psu due to not available and the case aswell
thats my final spec, already placed an order

Custom Build Name: Custom Build
- Processor: Ryzen5 - 3600 upto 4.20 Ghz
- Mother Board: MSI - B450M Gaming Plus Max
- Cpu Cooler: Stock - Stock Cooler
- Ram: 16x1 - Corsair Veng 16 GB 3000
- GPU: None - None
- Storage 1: None - None
- Storage 2: None - None
- Smps: cool master 550W
- Case: Antec - NX 310
, he said the cool master psu is better than the one i chose and its also not available, no idea wich series, but i trust those guys they are one of indias most reliable ppl in building gameing desktops

confused , why does it have a M besides B450 ?MSI - B450M Gaming Plus Max.. I saw thier site theres nothing that says b450M gaming plus max

The m stands for micro atx form factor. If it is just a b450 then it is a regular atx board. The micro has usually 4 pcie slots and the regular has 7. Its important that the case has room for the particular board.

The gaming plus max seems to be without the m. It is a full atx board. You are lucky that case you ordered is also a atx form factor case. If it was a micro atx case then the atx board would not fit.

That 3600 will be a good chip to game on. What did you upgrade from?

fx 8350 actually when i came home my pc wasnt booting at all..so looked like a psu or mobo issue so i decided il just get a new one time to upgrade

does it support mystic light?

That is a good upgrade the fx8350 was a struggling amd chip. That 3600 will be alot faster. Also good to have the latest platform nvme ssd support and faster usb ports.

Yes it should have the rgb headers on the board.

Those old chips with less cores and clockspeed are starting to show there age in games. The fx8350 was a fake 8 core sharing cache pools and the core to core performance versus intel was bad. I had a i7 3770k the contender against the fx 8350 back then. It was bottlenecking a gtx 1070 and back then the games were not using the amount of cores what the new games use now. Even a 6 core if you stream your game can bogg up. The 3000 series ryzen has intel level ipc already so it will do good. A 6 core now is a must have for gaming now.

yea the reason i got the ryzen 5 3600 , was planning for the ryzen 7 3800x but after thinkn twice i realized i wont be even gameing on 1080pi or 2k why spend on sumtng i wont make full use of. so checkn the 3600 vs 3600X had similar performance and nothing gr8 and also the 3600 was cheap than the 3600x

The 3600 will work great for 2k and 4k. The higher the resolution the more the work is harder on the gpu and it wont tax the cpu so much. High framerate that comes on a 1080p screen with high refresh rate taxes the cpu more. The 3800 is not worth its price over the 3600. If someone needs the extra 2 cores for something the cheap last gen 2700 is a good choice. I got a 2700x because it was cheap and i want to get a 3950x later for cheap as a upgrade path. My z370 intel platform already was maxed out with the 8700k so no upgrade path on that.

Am4 platform had a great upgrade path. Those who bought a ryzen 1600 with a b350 board back in 2017 can still get the 3950x if it has decent vrms to work on it 3 years later. Intel just demands a new socket every time.