[Synthx]

So, I have decided that I am going to be building my first PC soon and wanted to know what everyone thinks! Below are my specs.

Case: NZXT H510 (White)
Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core
Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B450-F (ATX)
Memory: Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) (White)
Graphics Card: ZOTAC Gaming GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6GB GDDR6
Power Supply: EVGA 850 Bq, 80+ Bronze 850W
Extra Fans: ARCTIC P12 PWM x2 (White)
Storage: (1) WD Blue 3D NAND 1TB Internal PC SSD & (1) Seagate BarraCuda 8TB Internal Hard Drive HDD
Cable Mods: CableMod RT-Series ModFlex Classic Cable Kit for ASUS and Seasonic - White
LED Strips: RGB LED Light Strip - Speclux LED Strip for Modding PC Case, M/B with 4pin RGB Header Compatible with Asus Aura, Asrock RGB Led, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light, 3 PCS SMD 5050 PC LED Strip

And I will have a little Brendon Urie Funko Pop figure standing in the case with a mini 4-inch disco ball hanging inside the case.
Brendon Urie figure: Amazon
Mini 4-inch disco ball: Amazon

Let me know what y'all think!

[mothered]

Impressive specs.

I have the GTX 1070 In my laptop and although the FPS Is better In all benchmarks than the GTX 1660, you'll certainly be happy with Its performance. In terms of your Ram at 16 GB, will that suffice for your overall usability, particularly with future developments and needs?

[Synthx]

Impressive specs.

I have the GTX 1070 In my laptop and although the FPS Is better In all benchmarks than the GTX 1660, you'll certainly be happy with Its performance. In terms of your Ram at 16 GB, will that suffice for your overall usability, particularly with future developments and needs?

I based this build off a "$800" budget build. While I added on to stuff like the storage and other items (which raised the price to about $1300-ish), the gameplay in the video was running amazing FPS on games such as: "Modern Warfare Warzone (110 - 130 FPS on high graphics), CSGO (230 - 300 FPS!) Dropping below 200 on heavy movement while never really going below 160-ish! Overwatch on Ultra video settings (170 - 200 FPS give or take)". Keep in mind this is all while recording as well. When the time comes that I buy the Ram, I might bite the bullet and go with 32 GB, but I think 16 should do fine for a while and might upgrade later on.

[mothered]

Impressive specs.

I have the GTX 1070 In my laptop and although the FPS Is better In all benchmarks than the GTX 1660, you'll certainly be happy with Its performance. In terms of your Ram at 16 GB, will that suffice for your overall usability, particularly with future developments and needs?

I based this build off a "$800" budget build. While I added on to stuff like the storage and other items (which raised the price to about $1300-ish), the gameplay in the video was running amazing FPS on games such as: "Modern Warfare Warzone (110 - 130 FPS on high graphics), CSGO (230 - 300 FPS!) Dropping below 200 on heavy movement while never really going below 160-ish! Overwatch on Ultra video settings (170 - 200 FPS give or take)". Keep in mind this is all while recording as well. When the time comes that I buy the Ram, I might bite the bullet and go with 32 GB, but I think 16 should do fine for a while and might upgrade later on.

That's Impressive based on 800$.

When you get It up and running, I'd be very Interested In viewing the benchmark results.
Here's my laptop:

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[Synthx]

That's Impressive based on 800$.

When you get It up and running, I'd be very Interested In viewing the benchmark results.
Here's my laptop:

Spoiler:

Yes yes! I will definitely share! Might be considered grave digging by the time I am actually able to post, but it will be exceptional for the purpose!

[mothered]

Yes yes! I will definitely share! Might be considered grave digging by the time I am actually able to post, but it will be exceptional for the purpose!

That'll be great, I look forward to viewing the result.

In terms of grave digging, It'll be fine- you'll have good reason to reply.