Looking for Compatibility Check on My PC Build

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Asked By ChillWave99 On

Hey everyone! I know this is a typical question, but I would really appreciate your input! It's been about 13 years since I built my last PC, and I'm hoping to get a quick compatibility check to ensure I haven't missed anything crucial. The build is intended mainly for audio work (using an external audio interface, which isn't included in this build). Here are the main components:

- AMD Ryzen™ 9 9900X
- ASRock AMD X870E Taichi
- Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE
- Lian-Li O11 Dynamic EVO XL
- Corsair SF1000
- G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 64 GB (2 x 32 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30
- Samsung 9100 PRO 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 5.0 X4 NVME
- Nvidia GTX 1080Ti
- 2X Samsung 870 EVO 2TB

Just to clarify, I already have the GTX 1080Ti and the 870 EVOs from my current PC. I believe the socket is correct (AM5), the case is EATX and can accommodate the motherboard. Both are compatible with DDR5 RAM, and the motherboard has a PCIe Gen5x4 slot for the OS drive, along with SATA3 connections for the SSDs. I know the PSU might be a bit overkill, but I've heard those can be the first things to fail, so I want it to last a long time.

My biggest concern is about the physical space - will the GPU and cooler fit alright? If you think there's a better build in the same price range, I'd love to hear your recommendations. Thanks!

2 Answers

Answered By TechGuru83 On

Your build looks pretty solid for audio work! Just a heads up, the memory selection conflicts with what you wrote. Make sure to stick with the 6000 CL30 kit, as that's what you need. Also, I’d suggest considering a different PSU; the Corsair RMx series, like the RM1000X, might serve you better since the SF1000 can be noisier in your setup. Lastly, it might be worth thinking about replacing the 1080Ti down the line for better reliability and driver support, but that's up to you if it’s still running well.

ChillWave99 -

Thanks for pointing that out! I really appreciate it. I'll make sure to check the memory kit! ⚡️

Answered By PCBuilder101 On

I wouldn't recommend going with an ASRock motherboard at this point. I've seen some issues lately—definitely do your homework on that!

ChillWave99 -

Good catch, thanks for the heads-up! I’ll look into some other motherboard options.

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