TOPIC: Anyone who's good at building pcs help? 3

I'm trynna build myself a new PC for christmas that's relatively cheap. Wondering if all this is compatiable and would perform well/ any upgrades i could do.
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/pRyvV7
I didn't choose a Power supply as i'm pretty sure i could just reuse my current one i assume and didn't choose a operating system because windows 10 is like 12 quid on G2A
Thanks

All is good mate

However should try chip in for an ssd.

Also recommend getting more smaller sticks of ram rather than 1 bigger one. Single channel can cause issues.

EDIT: Wait no im dumb ur motherboard is mirco atx and ur case isn't. they goto be same

RAM is too high clock speed Max that your motherboard says it can support is 2666 (I could be wrong on this).
Just a suggestion but you might wanna get an SSD (can just be small one for basic stuff but it is way faster to start up your computer).

and case compatability

What motherboard would be good then? Also changed the case and ram, new link uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/pRyvV7
I'm a complete noob at pc building so yikes lmao

My idea of building a pc is getting my dad to pay for everything. It cost alot but crashes on gmod so im not much help but I can if u still need someone to try

Mytic wrote:
I think it's all good now. you dont need to change the motherboard

Spectrum wrote: is it a good motherboard in general though?

Oh and would i need a case fan?

Mytic wrote:
uh yeah I think so, do you use wifi or ethernet?

Spectrum wrote: Ethernet

Mytic wrote: should be all good then, the case comes with fans.

Spectrum wrote: Alrighty thanks man, Any upgrades you'd suggest or anything i should know? sorry for all the questions lmao
EDIT:
Anything i can do to make it any cheaper?

Also changed some stuff such as the CPU cooler, and case still good? uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/

I don't think anything else, maybe just looking at other cases but apart from that idk.

Spectrum wrote: Yeah i've changed the case to a cheaper one i think it should still be good?
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/6bzBPn
I also assume i wont be able to add a SSD later on without reformatting the whole pc?
And would it be worth buying a new power supply instead of re using? i've had this one since like 2016 christmas maybe?

Mytic wrote: If you already have a hard drive with windows on it then you dont need to format anything, but if you want to get windows on your ssd then you'll need to format both

Diet Water wrote: I could just reuse my old harddrive for the build though?
and if i did get an SSD with my old harddrive would i need to buy windows again?
uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/Mytic/saved/XKPBZL

If you get an ssd then just download windows onto the drive and get a key ( you may need to rebuy it if you dont have the key from your current install, that one might work.

Should get an AMD CPU as they are better for gaming and price-performance after that get a different motherboard which has the correct socket and supports the AMD Chip you chose, also get higher speed RAM because AMD CPU's really benefit from high-speed ram