New Build

kuyenmotdivad · 27 Jul 2019

This is going to be my new build, can anyone spot any problems, I'm not sure about if my Motherboard and the cooler would fit in the case. Would my Power Supply be enough?

OS : Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
CPU : AMD Ryzen 9 3900X @ 4.6GHz (Corsair Hydro Series H100i RGB Platinum)
Motherboard : Asus ROG STRIX X570-F Gaming
Memory : Corsair Vengeance LPX 64GB @ 3000MHz
Graphics Card : Sapphire Radeon RX580 NITRO+ Special Edition 8GB
Monitor(s) : ViewSonic VX2363SMHL-W
Hard Drives : Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500GB (OS) / Kingston A400 960GB (DATA) / WD My Cloud EX2 Ultra NAS 8TB (BACKUP)
PSU : Corsair 750W CXM
Case : Phanteks Eclipse P600S
Keyboard : Corsair STRAFE RGB - Cherry MX Red
Mouse : Corsair Scimitar RGB - MOBA/MMO

Any help would be great, thank you.

Dude · 27 Jul 2019

Yes it will fit, MB and Cooler. I think you mean 3900X for the CPU. Wattage of PSU seems good, but Im not familar with Corsair. I would go with EVGA or Seasonic PSU personally

kuyenmotdivad · 27 Jul 2019

Dude said:

Yes it will fit, MB and Cooler. I think you mean 3900X for the CPU. Wattage of PSU seems good, but Im not familar with Corsair. I would go with EVGA or Seasonic PSU personally

Yep, typo. Great spot.

Dude · 27 Jul 2019

kuyenmotdivad said:

Yep, typo. Great spot.

I really like that case you picked out

kuyenmotdivad · 27 Jul 2019

Dude said:

I really like that case you picked out

Me 2, hoping its as good as it looks.

Dude · 27 Jul 2019

Just wanted to add, check RAM compatibility too. I would go 16-32GB. Some boards do better with just 2 sticks, rather than 4. Check up on the topology to verify. Im sure some AMD guys can help more, Im on Intel. Have a look at this site to for advice towards your build

NEW!!! DRAM Calculator for Ryzen™ 1.5.1 (overclocking DRAM on AM4) + MEMbench 0.7 (DRAM bench) - Overclock.net - An Overclocking Community

Ryzen 3000 Memory / Fabric (X370/X470/X570) - Overclock.net - An Overclocking Community

And when you build it, post some Benchmarks here

kuyenmotdivad · 27 Jul 2019

Found on my new motherboard it says EATX 24 pin connector, wonder if my power supply is ok as it’s 24 pin ATX.

Wondering if I need a new PSU as it’s an old one - Corsair 750W CXM?

Anyone recommend one for my build that’s EATX maybe?

sygnus21 · 27 Jul 2019

kuyenmotdivad said:

Found on my new motherboard it says EATX 24 pin connector, wonder if my power supply is ok as it’s 24 pin ATX.

Wondering if I need a new PSU as it’s an old one - Corsair 750W CXM?

Anyone recommend one for my build that’s EATX maybe?

Pretty much all power supplies today can support EATX boards. The only issue would be length of cable.

And as far as power supply brands, though I too use EVGA power supplies, there's nothing wrong with going with Corsair. And for the record just as many use them as those who use EVGA.

Good luck.

kuyenmotdivad · 27 Jul 2019

sygnus21 said:

Pretty much all power supplies today can support EATX boards. The only issue would be length of cable.

And as far as power supply brands, though I too use EVGA power supplies, there's nothing wrong with going with Corsair. And for the record just as many use them as those who use EVGA.

Good luck.

No, sorry what I mean is if my old power supply (Corsair 750W CXM) is an ATX 24 pin and my new motherboard says EATX 24 pin would it work or do I need a new power supply with an EATX 24 pin connector?

Dude · 27 Jul 2019

It will work, MB is a different form factor (size) connector is the same.Speaking of, make sure the case supports EATX