Mid to High performance PC build

hello :) i am thinking of new pc

following are my specs wanting it under $800 without monitor, i already got lg 4k monitor when my aoc broke.

1. Ryzen 5, 3600

2. Samsung 970 EVO Plus or cheaper one from crucial ? which is better? i can probably get 1tb in same price as samsung 970 of crucial. 500gb enough or shall i try to get 1tb? it might be too expense though until prices fall

3. mobo ?

4. is 550w psu enough ? i was gonna get seasonic

5. graphic card rx 580 ? idk which one to get or is there update ?

6. ram ddr4 3200mz which company ? heard to use samsung with amd ?

7. anything else ? cooler mater cabinet..

usage is heavy flash related websites on google chrome and some gaming ( wanna play in high setting minimum ) on my current system on ddr3 i am hitting 12gb ram in no time with almost full cpu usage on i5 4440.

is the above cpu and other items good ? or is there any update to it?

Hello robby10101

1+3. You dont say what OS you are installing. I assume you are wanting to install Windows 7, as this is a Windows 7 forum. However, the hardware you seek to buy is not compatible with Windows 7. So, if you are buying new hardware, like Ryzen 5 3600, then you'd be better off installing Windows 10.

2. Install to NVMe SSD if you can afford it, and motherboard supports it. Otherwise a SATA SSD.

4+5 New motherboards and the Ryzen 5 3600 support PCIe 4.0 now, so get a card that is compatible with PCIe 4.0. Get PSU that is compatible with Graphics card.

7. The new multi-core processors run quite hot, so sooner or later you might want to upgrade the stock cooler, to get the best performance in gaming.

Hope that helps.

ya i wanna stick with win7 i read on readdit that it can be done to install 3600 on win7 pro ? is win10 any good or still fkd is it was ?

idk please gibe me some models in mobo and gpu which i should be looking at.. tx

There are several people who have used this Forum to try and install Windows 7 on Ryzen hardware. Mostly, these people have bought the hardware before realising that the two were not compatible, so they come here seeking for a way out. You can search yourself; search "Ryzen" in the search box in the top-right hand corner of the Forum web-page. I have read a few, and none of them come back to the Forum saying they got is working, therefore I am not going to gamble your money on something that probably wont work, I say $800 is at risk, and you currently are not seeking to invest wisely. sorry

then will get win 10 as my current system is too old i5 4440, and 6 to 7 years old now!