Awesome mechine man. You did great! That is an excellently well ballanced mechine for what you're doing! It's hard to believe this is your first time. Believe me, 15 plus years ago it was way harder to build a PC If you ever have any questions, reply here and I'll be happy to help.
I was on the fence about using an AIO. Some things I read said yes you should have one, others said it was not needed. I decided what the heck and got one anyway. Better to be safe than sorry.
I did concider buying one used, but with my lack of experience with computers I was okay spends a few more dollars to minimize any issues that may arrise. I did get a used GPU and had issues with that.
A few things to point out, when you try to abrievate ryzen CPUs, you don't say amd. Just the number so in this case 3600. And that is a m.2, not a hard drive.
Awesome mechine man. You did great! That is an excellently well ballanced mechine for what you're doing! It's hard to believe this is your first time.
Believe me, 15 plus years ago it was way harder to build a PC
If you ever have any questions, reply here and I'll be happy to help.
Thank you! It seems to be doing well so far.
You don't need a AIO to overclock a 3600, a decent air cooler would have been more than enough, considering it's a 65w cpu
I was on the fence about using an AIO. Some things I read said yes you should have one, others said it was not needed. I decided what the heck and got one anyway. Better to be safe than sorry.
A few things to say is don't buy 3600 new, it's a bad deal, considering it's not hard to get it ued
I did concider buying one used, but with my lack of experience with computers I was okay spends a few more dollars to minimize any issues that may arrise. I did get a used GPU and had issues with that.
@@mancavegarage1970 Used cpus almost never have issues. You just gotta know warning signs. But a good build nonetheless, so good job!
A few things to point out, when you try to abrievate ryzen CPUs, you don't say amd. Just the number so in this case 3600. And that is a m.2, not a hard drive.