Can you check my build

[Will_Rin]

Cpu: 14600k
Mobo: Asus Rog strix B760 A (ddr5)
Ram: T force 16gb ddr5
Ssd: crucial p3 500gb nvme
Psu: Coolermaster 850w Gold
Gpu: Waiting for the 4070ti super (suggestions are accepted)

[phillpower2]

What do you want to know.

Observations about the parts above.

The MB needs a BIOS update before the CPU can be recognised.

You have not provided the speed of the RAM.

CM power supplies are not very good.

[Will_Rin]

My bad for not clearing it out.
But Thank you for the response, much appreciated it.

[Will_Rin]

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[Will_Rin]

I’m building my 1st pc and I want to ask if this is a good build or there is something wrong about it or any suggestions. Thanks for the help

[phillpower2]

Observations about the parts above.

[COLOR=rgb(226, 80, 65)]The MB needs a BIOS update before the CPU can be recognised.

CM power supplies are not very good.
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The RAM is not appropriate for your CPU, Intel state here up to DDR5 5600 MT/s, anything faster will make the computer unstable.

You need to find a MB that does not need a BIOS update before it can recognise your choice of CPU.

The brand of PSU is a poor choice, I only use or recommend four brands of PSU, the Corsair RM range, EVGA, Seasonic or SuperFlower.

Overall the rig is good and just needs those couple of changes.[/color]

[Will_Rin]

One last question mate. Is the Corsair 750w gold+ is enough for this rig? Anyways Thank you.

[phillpower2]

Ok for the list above but factor in future upgrades such as the newer GPU you mention + adding a couple of extra storage devices, see what the cost difference is between an 850 and a 1000W Gold or above PSU from the four brands that I mentioned.

You are welcome

[Bruce]

personally, I’ve had no issues with Cooler Master.
but as with most products - there is the cheap end and the high end of the range.

the show-stopper for me with your Cooler Master model is the 5 year warranty.
7 or 10 is my absolute minimum - it means the company is putting their faith behind their product for an extended time.

this one; Cooler Master V 850W 80+ Gold Power Supply (MPZ-8501-AFAG-BAU) - Umart.com.au would be fine.
as would any of the brands Phill has suggested.

the RTX4070Ti has a min requirement of 700w, you sort of then want a 150w leeway for future proofing, so the 850w unit is pushing that limit right from the get-go.

[phillpower2]

Being that the OP revisited the forum but left no reply this thread can be marked and closed.