Advices and Help for my Future coming build.

[panzlock]

Under specs webpage says preinstalled (indicating that these fans are included with the case):

200 x 25mm RGB fan x 2, 800RPM and;

Rear 140 x 25mm fan x 1, 1200RPM

You're good to go.

http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid...0p-mesh-white/

[SoftAddict]

Bargain is always positive to me obviously since AMD released the second generation the first has been going for great prices and performs within a hair's breadth...



That would be a great setup.

The 1070TI is a great card and super efficient...I would not get hung up on brand names for that...just go for the best bargain you can find...

PSU I like Seasonic...or Corsair or Superflower

Coolers and cases I can't really help with...I have a water-cooled loop I built myself...so I'm out of the loop on what's good for X399 in the AIO market or the air market...though Noctua always have great air coolers...

BUT...do have a look at X470 platform too.

The principal advantage of X399 is quad channel RAM and high core counts...which will suit certain workloads.

For 8 cores and if you don't need quad channel RAM then X470 will give you a great system too.

I'm actually doing more research and reading all of your replies again to understand more and see what I need.
at the moment and from what I've calculated of my budget I don't think I have more than 1350 $ -1450$.

My question is X470 platform AM4 socket upgradeable in the future, I certainly don't need quad channel if the channels can give me 32 GB max which I don't need more.

and about cores, I don't need more than 8 cores as an entry level but could use an upgradeable to a newer CPU in the future with more cores. anyhow there is a lot of rendering softwares that gives a GPU render alternative in my case MAYA and VRAY also after effects and adobe premiere.

[Arne Saknussemm]

is X470 platform AM4 socket upgradeable in the future

I think so yes...Ryzen 3 CPUs...but future proofing is not really a thing in electronics unfortunately...AMD I think do better than Intel in this regard...

But I'm not sure about more than 8 cores.

AM4 has topped out at 8 cores...while TR4 is the multicore platform...8,12,16,32

But you can certainly build a capable AM4 system for a good price....

AM4 will run up to 64GB memory...TR4, more...both will easily support 32GB. The number of channels is more to do with bandwidth...not so much quantity..

[SoftAddict]

I think so yes...Ryzen 3 CPUs...but future proofing is not really a thing in electronics unfortunately...AMD I think do better than Intel in this regard...

But I'm not sure about more than 8 cores.

AM4 has topped out at 8 cores...while TR4 is the multicore platform...8,12,16,32

But you can certainly build a capable AM4 system for a good price....

AM4 will run up to 64GB memory...TR4, more...both will easily support 32GB. The number of channels is more to do with bandwidth...not so much quantity..

thank you for your reply!

can you suggest for me components with the AM4 socket lineup that as you mentioned can be capable. for the VRAM i don't mind nvidia nor amd and not more than 8gb vram. and for the ram 16 or 32 is good enough. I could look for more options with better and lower prices.

[SoftAddict]

Ram: G.Skill Flare X DDR4 3200MHz CL14 = 32GB (I prefer the Trident Z line due to aesthetics, but the Flare X has less issues with Ryzen setups)
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Any other alternative to Flare X for AM4 socket lineup with 2700X CPU ? , it seems to me that AMD flare x is a bit off the market in my country can't find alot of options to buy.

maybe hyperX ? samsung ? or what do you recommend

[SoftAddict]

Forgot to mention, Noctua coolers will ruin any planned theme in your case with the brown coloured fans, however they do offer a solution through the Chromax line of accessories should you wish to eliminate a potential eye sore.

https://noctua.at/en/products/produc...s/line-chromax

I settled at the moment with a cheaper setup :
this is the break down, tell me if it gives me a good system so i can go buy it right away:


CASE: Cooler Master MasterCase H500P Mesh White

POWER SUPPLY: Corsair VS Series VS650 - 650 Watt Power Supply

GPU : ASUS GeForce ROG SRIX-GTX 1070TI-A8G Gaming VGA
HDD: NEED SUGGESTIONS

SSD:Samsung 970 EVO 1TB M.2-2280 PCIe NVMe Internal SSD(MZ-V7E1T0BW)

Monitor: ASUS VG278 Monitor

CPU :AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 8 Core 3.70 GHz Processor with Wraith Pris..

RAM: NOT DECIDED SUGGESTIONS

ASUS ROG Strix X470-F Gaming AMD

[Arne Saknussemm]

can you suggest for me components with the AM4 socket

Sorry...must have missed this post

I'd just echo what panzlock has said I think

2700X, X470 MB like Crosshair VII Hero...and look for a G.Skill kit at 32GB...preferably with 14-14-14 34 timings since they are likely to be Samsung Bdie ICs which work well with Ryzen IMC

[panzlock]

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CASE: Cooler Master MasterCase H500P Mesh White Good

POWER SUPPLY: Corsair VS Series VS650 - 650 Watt Power Supply I think EVGA would be the brand to go with at 750W minimum but this is fine.

GPU : ASUS GeForce ROG SRIX-GTX 1070TI-A8G Gaming VGA Based on your requirements I'd go with this https://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...-180-_-Product but the 1070Ti will do just fine.

HDD: Anything over 1TB from WD.

SSD:Samsung 970 EVO 1TB M.2-2280 PCIe NVMe Internal SSD(MZ-V7E1T0BW) Good.

Monitor: ASUS VG278 Monitor Good.

CPU :AMD Ryzen 7 2700X 8 Core 3.70 GHz Processor with Wraith Pris.. Good.

RAM: NOT DECIDED SUGGESTIONS Look at G.Skill's Trident Z line. Good combination of performance and aesthetics.

ASUS ROG Strix X470-F Gaming AMD Good.

[SoftAddict]

POWER SUPPLY: Corsair VS Series VS650 - 650 Watt Power Supply I think EVGA would be the brand to go with at 750W minimum but this is fine.
Good.

For the power supply is it enough? i found interesting because its cheap.

[Arne Saknussemm]

Cheap PSUs are expensive in the long run