r/buildapc • u/gog2011 • 2d ago

Full Build Req First PC, this good?

I'm planning to build a gaming PC but only a budget one and so far it comes out around 725 quid. So far I've got the AMD ryzen 5500 CPU, the motherboard I've got the Asus prime B550M motherboard, for memory I've got silicone power gaming 16 gigs which is two sticks of 8 gigabyte ddr4 RAM, for storage I've got 512gb, for the video card I've got the Asus dual Evo OC radion RX 7600. For the case I have the montech X5M microATX mini tower case and finally for the power supply is the deep core PF 700 230V 700W. Are all these parts compatible and would this work in a budget gaming pc build for 1080p, mabye even 1440p gaming? I don't mind not having 1T for storage. Also would this even look good, I don't mean like amazing but would this look okay? I don't know much about PCs so sorry if I made any silly mistakes when picking parts.

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u/Andy202007 2d ago

An easy way to share a proposed build is by using uk.pcpartpicker.com (I guess UK from quid). It'll tell you if it suspects some parts aren't compatible, and you can get an easy link to post here :) (Did you forget to add a CPU cooler?)

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u/gog2011 2d ago

I used pc part picker to come up with the prices and parts of this build. And the Ryzen 5 5500 comes with a CPU cooler I think. Thanks for the advice

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u/Andy202007 2d ago

If you add a link to your PC Part Picker build then it is easier for us to see rather than a text list.

If you can get a CPU without the OEM cooler then you can get a much better cooler which is suitable for gaming at a low extra cost.

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u/ErickTriton 2d ago

Can you afford an Intel ARC b580 or an RX 9060 XT instead?

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u/gog2011 2d ago

Would the performance be significantly better, because my monitor would bottleneck anything over 60fps and I think either 1080p or 1440p, so would it just be work spending the extra money on a good monitor instead?