Ryzen 5 1600, GTX 1060 6GB, 16GB DDR4, MSI B350, 600W PSU: 4K PLN PC Build for Adobe Suite & Gaming

Hello,

I am thinking of buying a PC for up to PLN 4,000. I submitted this configuration:

AMD Ryzen 5 1600, 3.2GHz, 16MB processor (YD1600BBAEBOX)
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 G1 6GB GDDR5 graphics card
Motherboard MSI B350 TOMAHAWK, AM4, DDR4, 2xPCI
Memory Corsair Vengeance LPX, DDR4, 16GB (2x8GB), 3000MHz
SilentiumPC Vero L2 600W power supply (SPC165)
SilentiumPC Regnum RG1 Pure Black case
Toshiba P300 disk, 2T


The computer will be designed to work on video and audio materials (Adobe premiere, Adobe Audition, Photoshop, Lightroom) and comfortable playing video games. My question is whether this set is ok or can you make any changes that will turn out to be a plus. You can opt out of this model kK instead of SSD. I intend to do OC in the future, so I will buy a cooler at the right time.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Rather, there is nothing to give up on the graphics because it is quite a nice set for the moment, and buy an SSD in the future.

I recommend CPU cooling for example [SilentiumPC Fortis 3 HE1425 v2] around 130-150 PLN and it will be quiet and cool. Unless you write OC as you write, then [SilentiumPC Grandis 2 XE1436] (I recommend it) around 160-180 PLN.

When will you buy this set?
What is your monitor

Prices have changed dramatically, so I modified the set, what do you think about performance and components?

AMD Ryzen 5 1600, 3.2GHz, 16MB processor (YD1600BBAEBOX)
Palit GeForce GTX 1060 Dual 6GB GDDR5 graphics card
Motherboard MSI B350 TOMAHAWK, AM4, DDR4, 2xPCI
Memory Corsair Vengeance LPX, DDR4, 2x8GB, 3000MHz, CL15
SilentiumPC Vero L2 600W power supply (SPC165)
SilentiumPC Regnum RG1 Pure Black case (SPC143)
Toshiba P300 Drive - (HDWD120UZSVA)

I want to buy as soon as possible when I am sure that the components are 100% correct and there will be no loss of performance. My monitor is Samsung SyncMaster SM 2032BW.

sacrev wrote:

I want to buy as soon as possible when I am sure that the components are 100% correct and there will be no loss of performance

On October 5, Intel is to present Coffe Lake, it would not hurt to wait this week ...

Ationx wrote:

sacrev wrote:

I want to buy as soon as possible when I am sure that the components are 100% correct and there will be no loss of performance

On October 5, Intel is to present Coffe Lake, it would not hurt to wait this week ...

Do you think prices will go down?

Just check if the memory is compatible with this disc (on the disc manufacturer's website) because it may turn out that they are running on 2133 or the computer will not want to boot. The power supply is 500W and branded enough.

sokar78 wrote:

Just check if the memory is compatible with this disc (on the disc manufacturer's website) because it may turn out that they are running on 2133 or the computer will not want to boot. The power supply is 500W and branded enough.

These memories should easily go to 2666 or 2800 MHz. With 2933 and 3066 MHz can be a problem. Here, depending on whether the record can do it. For me on asrock, despite the latest bios, unfortunately above 2800 MHz, the computer does not start. I do not know how in msi but in asrock each bios update slightly improves computer performance so it's worth having the latest upload.

HyperX 2666MHz at a colleague on B350 Tomahawk I set it to 2933 quickly and gave 1.25V for safety, I still did not have time to play but I think that over 3000 will also do what people write

The above motherboard without any problem should support these memories and even faster: 1866/2133/2400/2667 (OC) / 2933 (OC) / 3200 (OC) + Mhz

sacrev wrote:

Do you think prices will go down?

No. But I think that Intel can present a sensible if not more sensible alternative in similar money to that of Ryzen.

sokar78 wrote:

Just check if the memory is compatible with this disc (on the disc manufacturer's website) because it may turn out that they are running on 2133 or the computer will not want to boot. The power supply is 500W and branded enough.

Supported Memory Type:
DDR4-2933 MHz
DDR4-3200 MHz
DDR4-2400 MHz
DDR4-2133 MHz
DDR4-2666 MHz

Also, the memory should be just right, what do you think about the card, worth the candle?

Ationx wrote:

No. But I think that Intel can present a sensible if not more sensible alternative in similar money to that of Ryzen.

This year, do not count on something sensible because the only plates for coffe lake that will come out now are z370 and so the most expensive ones. Plus, add tax on new products, so you can forget about a reasonable alternative to rydzen in similar money. Maybe at the beginning of next year when cheaper boards come out and the processors will stand slightly, but then a new generation of ryzins will come out so it can also be different.

atomic99 wrote:

The above motherboard without any problem should support these memories and even faster: 1866/2133/2400/2667 (OC) / 2933 (OC) / 3200 (OC) + Mhz

It should but it depends on the specific disc and memory. In principle, 2667 or 2800 is sufficient for ryzeens. Above this, you need better memories and the performance increase is not so great. Higher clocks can be obtained mainly on memory based on samsung bones, on hynixes in most cases it is possible to hit a maximum of 2800 MHz.

It should but it depends on the specific disc and memory. In principle, 2667 or 2800 is sufficient for ryzeens. Above this, you need better memories and the performance increase is not so great. Higher clocks can be obtained mainly on memory based on samsung bones, on hynixes in most cases it is possible to hit a maximum of 2800 MHz. [/ Quote]

What do you think about these bones:
G.Skill Aegis DDR4 memory, 2x8GB, 3000MHz, CL16?

They seem to be just right for msi tomahawka b250

According to MSI, these memories should fire up to 2933 MHz. For such a set, these memories will be just right.

Thanks to everyone for helping in the election, PC bought. subject to close