Building my first pc was fun and surprisingly easy. The first and hardest part was choosing parts. For the CPU, I chose the Ryzen 5 5600. It offers some of the best price-performance ratios in lower-end builds. The GPU is the RX 6750xt, which beats the 7600xt in virtually everything for the same price. It destroys anything Nvidia has to offer on the lower end. Namely the 4060. Which for similar prices gets significantly worse performance. Not to mention the fact that it only has 8 gigabytes of VRAM compared to the 6750xts 12 gigabytes. The ram is a 2x16 kit of 3600mhz ddr4 with a case latency of 18. Specifically the g.skill Trident Z RGB. While there are some better value options for ram and higher-performing options, this kit isn't much more than others but has RGB lighting which I like the look off. The motherboard is the MSI b550m Pro VDH Wifi. This is an undisputed champion for budget am4 builds. For only 90 dollars it offers wifi and other nice features like lots of IO. Comp...
