Got Feedback on My PC Build with Ryzen 5 9600X and RX 7600 XT?

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Asked By TechSavvy123 On

Hey everyone! I'm looking for some quick feedback on my PC build, focusing on the compatibility of the components and how well it'll perform for gaming. Here's what I have:

- **CPU:** AMD Ryzen 5 9600X (AM5)
- **Cooler:** Deepcool AG400 (120mm)
- **Motherboard:** GIGABYTE B650M K
- **RAM:** Corsair VENGEANCE CL30 2x16 GB (6000 MHz)
- **SSD:** Team CLASSIC C47 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4x4 NVMe SSD
- **GPU:** AMD Radeon RX 7600 XT (Sapphire Pure or PowerColor Hellhound)
- **PSU:** Gigabyte P650SS 650W 80 Plus Silver
- **Case:** Monarch City Ranger X7

I have a few key concerns I'd love some input on:
1. Is the CPU cooler sufficient for the 9600X?
2. Does the motherboard have all the necessary features for my build?
3. Which GPU should I choose between Sapphire Pure or PowerColor Hellhound?
4. Is the 650W PSU enough for this setup?

Any additional suggestions or insights would also be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

4 Answers

Answered By GamerProX On

I suggest going for a 750W PSU to give yourself extra headroom, although 650W is enough for now. Also, consider upgrading to a better motherboard like the B850—it’ll give you more USB ports and an extra NVMe slot if you want to add more storage later. As for the GPU, just pick whichever is cheaper between the Sapphire and PowerColor. And yes, your 650W PSU should work just fine for this build.

BudgetConscious86 -

I might consider a 750W, but my current budget doesn’t stretch to a B850 or a 2TB SSD. Does this motherboard have any major compatibility issues? If it does, I can look for alternatives within my budget.

Answered By PCWhizKid On

1. Yes, the cooler is good enough for the 9600X.
2. The motherboard is decent, but I’d recommend the GIGABYTE B650 Eagle AX instead. It’s a micro ATX board, and although you’re using an ATX case, this one has more USB headers and slots for additional accessories. It’s around $200, which isn't too bad.
3. Just go with whichever GPU is cheaper.
4. Yes, you’re fine with a 650W PSU!

ConfusedBuilder -

In your message you wrote '7600 XT', but in your title, you mention '9060 XT'. Which one is it? I’ve heard the '9060 XT' is a solid budget option now.

ThanksForTheDetails -

Thanks for the input! Just to clarify, the motherboard I’m looking at is about USD 130 here, while the Eagle AX is around USD 212. I can’t really budget the extra $100 right now.

Answered By BuildMaster22 On

Just a heads-up, you mentioned '9060 XT' in the title, but in your message, it’s '7600 XT'. Make sure everything is consistent to avoid confusion!

Answered By FPSFanatic On

Depending on pricing around you, the differences in performance between the 7600X and 9600X are minimal in most games, except for heavy simulations. You might want to check out some comparisons online, like 'Ryzen 5 7600X vs 9600X'—I found some reviews that tested both across 30 games!

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