Building dekstop pc

[Brokas]

Hello, i'm building my own gaming PC. List of the parts:
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition

VGA: AMD Radeon Sapphire HD 5850 1024MB

RAM Memory: DDR3 16GB (2x 8GB) 1600MHz

Motherboard: Gigabyte 970a-d3 AM3

Psu: PowerX3 Pro Edition 800W Psu

Hard drive: WD HDD SATA 500GB 7200RPM 6GB/S/16MB

Case: Enermax LuxuRay ECA-3190Series

Monitor: LED Samsung S22B300B

DVD+/-RW

Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard.

Since it's my first time building custom gaming pc, i want to know if the parts are right? Will i'll be able to use my pc with this build? Also if you got any suggestions tell me. Early thanks.

 

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It seems like you have a good selection of components for your gaming PC build. Let's review each part to ensure they are compatible and suitable for your build:

1. Processor:
   • The AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition is a quad-core processor, which should be fine for gaming at mid-range settings.
   []VGA (Graphics Card):
   • The AMD Radeon Sapphire HD 5850 1024MB is an older graphics card but should still be capable of running games at lower to medium settings depending on the game.
   []RAM Memory:
   • DDR3 16GB (2x 8GB) 1600MHz is a good amount of RAM for gaming. Just make sure your motherboard supports DDR3 memory.
   []Motherboard:
   • The Gigabyte 970A-D3 AM3 motherboard is compatible with the AMD Phenom II X4 955 processor. It supports DDR3 RAM and should work well with your other components.
   []PSU (Power Supply):
   • The PowerX3 Pro Edition 800W PSU should provide enough power for your components. Ensure it has the necessary connectors for your motherboard and graphics card.
   []Hard Drive:
   • The WD HDD SATA 500GB 7200RPM should be sufficient for storing games and other data. Consider adding an SSD for faster boot times if your budget allows.
   []Case:
   • The Enermax LuxuRay ECA-3190Series case should accommodate your components. Make sure it has good airflow for cooling.
   []Monitor:
   • The LED Samsung S22B300B is a decent monitor choice for gaming.
   []DVD+/-RW:
   • This optical drive is optional but handy if you need to install software from discs.
2. Input Devices:
   • Logitech wireless mouse and keyboard are personal preferences and should work fine with your build.

     Suggestions:​

     • Graphics Card: Consider upgrading to a more modern GPU for better gaming performance.
     • Storage: Add an SSD for faster system boot times and game loading.
     • Processor: If budget allows, consider upgrading to a newer processor for better performance.
     Overall, your build should work, but consider the upgrade suggestions for better gaming performance. Double-check compatibility and make sure all parts fit in the case. Good luck with your build!