Are these parts good enough?

Kudasai_sama95

Looking to build or get someone to build my pc. From the research I have done and what I want to do with my pc I came up with the following parts. 

Ryzen 7 2700x, Asus Prime x570-P, Nvidia RTX 3060Ti 8GB, 16G (2x8GB) 3600mhz Corsair, 750 watt gamidas 80+ Bronze power supply, cpu cooler is corsair A10 rib 240mm, storage is 1tb ssd  Samsung and 1tb nvme Samsung 

is this a decent pick for products/parts for a gaming/streaming pc? 

Ian

Greetings. Yes, as long as that's in your budget, I would say those are great choices for a PC for gaming and streaming.

Kudasai_sama95

Thank you so much. I haven’t got a straight answer on this but the different between air cooling and fluids. What are the pros and cons of both. Still making my decision on what to use. 

Ian

https://community.microcenter.com/discussion/comment/29331#Comment_29331

Honestly for Ryzen you're probably fine with an air cooler. I like this article from NZXT, does a good job breaking down air vs water cooled: https://blog.nzxt.com/liquid-cooling-vs-air-cooling-a-cpu/

Kudasai_sama95

@Ian thank you again so much for some insight on my up coming build. Just two more questions or anyone else who would like to chime in. First being, are there any changes you would make with this build that may have better pairing options. Secondly, what quality of gaming and streaming should I expect out of this build. 1080, 4K, etc

Kudasai_sama95

Minecraft etc and triple A game such as modern warfare are what I’m looking forward to run. 

Ian

What was your overall budget for the PC? That would help us out with your questions.

Kudasai_sama95

2200, all the parts above fit that to the last dollar almost. 

TSTDavey

@Kudasai_sama95 just chiming in. Pairing options are you referring to bluetooth pairing?

Your system should be able to do 4k along with your 3060TI. Make sure you get a Displayport supported 4K monitor.

Kudasai_sama95

Pairing meaning are the items I have good compatibility with each other from mother board, cpu, and you. Any changes you would make? 

Kudasai_sama95

Sorry, auto correct didn’t help with a couple of those previous messages. Looking into rtx Minecraft. The compatibility between my hardware is ok?

JS_MC

Hey @Kudasai_sama95

I've made a part list that would work for you! It is above your specifications and is below your budget!

https://www.microcenter.com/site/content/custom-pc-builder.aspx?load=0a1602b8-6cb0-43cd-8a28-f175ffc4c5c0

All of the parts that you mentioned are compatible and will work together. However, I'd recommend going with a newer generation CPU as the 2700X that you've selected will bottleneck your performance in some titles. I've made these changes to the build list above.

Please let me know if you have any questions about this!

Kudasai_sama95

Would going with a Ryzen 7 3700x be a better option. I made the decision to have someone build my pc. The company doesn’t have that AMD available. 

TSTDavey

@Kudasai_sama95 just chiming in. The 3700x is faster than the 2700, but not by a lot. To determine which is better for you system, either chip is great for your build. You can look at which chip is more cost effective for your build.