Is My First PC Build Compatible?

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Asked By GamerNinja88 On

Hey everyone! I'm putting together my first PC and I want to make sure all the parts I picked are compatible. Here's the list of components I selected:

- **GPU**: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 8GB Windforce OC ($310)
- **CPU**: Intel Core i5 13400F ($106)
- **Cooler**: iD Cooling SE-224-XTS ARGB ($22)
- **Motherboard**: MSi Pro B760-P ($111)
- **RAM**: Netac Shadow II DDR4 (2x16GB) ($50)
- **Case**: ZALMAN Z10 Black ($77)
- **Storage**: 1TB ADATA Legend 900 ($69)
- **PSU**: 650W Chieftec (BDF650C) ($80)

The total cost is about $870. I've checked the compatibility and everything looks good, but as a newbie, I'd love to hear from more experienced builders! This setup is for gaming, streaming, and light video editing, with a budget around $800 to $850. Thanks!

3 Answers

Answered By HardwareHero99 On

I see you’re going for gaming. Your GPU might be a bit on the weaker side for what you're aiming for. You could look into an AM5 build with DDR5, and possibly stay under $900 for a more robust setup.

GamerNinja88 -

Thanks for the heads up! I forgot to mention, I need it mainly for gaming and streaming, plus some light video editing. It’s been a real challenge figuring this all out!

Answered By PCGuru23 On

Are you based in the US? If so, I can suggest a slightly better build for a bit more cash! Check out this list I made for you.

GamerNinja88 -

I actually live outside the US. Just the GPU alone is around $428 here!

Answered By TechSavvyJoe On

You can check your build on PCPartPicker, it'll help ensure everything is compatible. Just enter your components and see if there are any issues.

BuildItRight1 -

I did check on PCPartPicker; everything is marked green! But I’m just being super cautious since it’s my first time.

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