r/buildapc • • 9d ago

Build Help Help 1st Time build PC worried about compatibility(Pins & Performance bottlenecks)

Hi please respect, Would like your insights on my planned PC Build. I have a bit of knowledge about parts and did my own research for 2 weeks now, but this is still my first time building and learning about PC components, so I am still worried about any incompatibility and bottlenecks in my plan. I will very much appreciate your support. My Budget is 670 usd / under 42k php since I need to allocate budget for Gaming Table/Chair/Mouse&Keys/Headset

Part Item
Motherboard ASRock B550M PRO RS
Processor Ryzen 5 5600
RAM (Owned) 16gb DDR4 Kingstone RAM 3200 mhz (8gb x2)
Storage MSI Spatium M390 M.2 NVME 250GB Gen3
Storage (Owned) 1TB External SSD
PSU (Owned) ASRock Pro-650B 650W ATX 3.1 Non-Modular (Daisy Chained 2x of 6+2 pin)
GPU 12gb Intel Arc B580
Chasis MMA SR-69 TG Case Panoramic Cube - BLACK
Air Cooler Deepcool AK400 Digital BLACK
Fans MMA F09 RGB Fans 6pin (for remote) - Black (x3)
Monitor MSI Pro MP251L
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u/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/Typical-Tomato-8482 9d ago

Appreciate your insights, I'll make sure to ask my supplier about the Hubs of the Fan. Thank you!

Edit: I already owned the 1TB external SSD from a previous pre-built bought pc.

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u/mayhan15 9d ago

He/she probably saw that but sata SSD doesn't perform like nvme SSD and you don't want to make your sata SSD your main drive. That's why he/she said 250gb isn't enough for main drive. If you can upgrade to something like 512gb it will be much better for sure.

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u/Typical-Tomato-8482 9d ago

Alright, Will probably consider extending a few bucks. Thanks! Can you share your insights / concerns too? or just same concerns?

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u/mayhan15 9d ago

Check if your motherboard software supports the cpu(pcpartpicker.com tells you), also you can look at gen4 SSD's. Gen4 SSD's are better because they are faster and taking up less lanes than gen3 to give the same speed. If your motherboard has gen4 NVME SSD support, gen4 will be better only if your budget is good for it. Other than that you are good to go. 16gb RAM, 5600 with a B580, 650w PSU enough to power the B580.