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Depends what region you are in, in the UK usually around £80-90

Not really, will be only a slight performance hit but will still perform fine for most people

Yeah that board is MATX and so is the case so fully compatible

@@UltraGameWorld i know but i mean The fans are working and the Argb are on.

As long as it’s DDR4 then you can use any RAM you prefer

@UltraGameWorld thanks ☺️👍🏻

No worries

Yeah just pull the front cover from the bottom and tug it away from the case

Yeah I prefer MSI to Gigabyte motherboards but it's personal preference really

Yeah should be fine for this case

Yeah legendary card for sure, so many still going strong to this day

Yes it’s compatible with the Ryzen 5 3600

Yes should work out of the box

No unfortunately

Possibly but I would consider getting a b550 motherboard instead

@@UltraGameWorld thanks

Yeah that’s a good point but thankfully you can hide the black cables behind the motherboard tray but I do agree they could certainly make the cables white that would look better

Yeah I just hope this gets phased out by budget PC case manufacturers soon it really makes no sense to me

Mine is still going fine over a year later, you might just have a faulty power supply which you can claim on the warranty if you purchased the power supply from new at a retailer

Yeah still decent but not great, the price is cheaper now so that makes it a bit more appealing

Front 3 fans have a 3 pin connector I connected it to 3 pin CHA_FAN on my mobo. Rear fan has a 4 pin connector. Connect it to 4pin CHA_FAN connector. Now on fan hub, all 4 fans are already connected to this hub. There are 2 cables dangling down from this hub. One is sata cable. It goes into your psu sata connector for powering the hub. Another along with this sata cable is ARGB cable. It goes into your motherboard ARGB/JRAINBOW connector. It is useful for controlling led from mobo software. If your mobo doesn't have such argb connector then leave it unconnected (you cannot control fans from mobo software). Tip: If CHA-FAN is out of reach for fan cables, you can use cable splitter that comes in screw pouch with case

My motherboard Asus prime b550m k only has 2 Cha_fan connectors (both 4 pin)

​@@MadVideosYT So should I use the fan splitter to connect the 3 front fans to one cha_fan connector, and the exhaust fan at the back to the second cha_fan connector ?

Unfortunately it doesn’t officially support Ryzen 3 3200g but it might possibly still boot in it but I would recommend you get an a320 or b450 board as that officially supports Ryzen 3 3200g

@UltraGameWorld and this one asus prime b450m-k ii ?

Yes you can remember it DDR4 ram you need for this motherboard

Unfortunately I think this motherboard doesn’t have an ARGB header, you will need to buy a separate ARGB fan hub to power your ARGB fans

@UltraGameWorld thanks for the information really appreciate it keep going ❤️

Thanks

Your motherboard might not have an ARGB header so you most likely will need to purchase a separate ARGB fan hub to power and light up your ARGB fans

Yeah all good points mate, hope you’re doing well with sales mine have stalled a little probably because it’s middle of the month

@UltraGameWorld I got a couple up, some interest but the usual "I get paid end of the month" responses.

Yeah had a few of those the last few days, just have to wait it out unfortunately

I would go with this board personally but the choice is yours to make

@UltraGameWorld Could you tell me why you prefer the MSI board?

Works out of the box with Windows 11

Ok thats great mate as long as you’re having fun it doesn’t matter what system you play on

Yeah should work fine

Yeah to be honest the stock fan that comes with this case is far too loud, I usually swap this out for a three pin fan header fan that is much quieter

Good point if you are using a high end graphics card but for most budget systems the glass side panel near the GPU will be fine

Yeah totally agree 4000D is the best case I have used for a build to date

Thanks yeah the Ryzen 3 3300x was an awesome CPU when first released but 4 cores and 8 threads is starting to struggle on modern games now but still great for those older titles

Yeah agreed mate, you can spend as little or as much as you like on PCs. I do get good local deals that really help keep the price down but even shopping on eBay for used parts can save a lot of money over new prices

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That depends on your PC case really more then the motherboard, the motherboard can fit any AIO on the market I believe but you need to lookup the pc case specs to see what fan support and radiator support it takes

Yeah B550 is the better chipset if you are building your own PC. A520 is for budget flippers or someone on a tight budget but still does the job well

Yeah still have it and it’s working perfectly still

Yeah all compatible

Yeah the only i5 7th gen only having 4 cores was really bad, surprised they didn’t move to 4 core 8 thread earlier as performance would have been so much better when competing with AMD

@@UltraGameWorld Yes and the 2400 MHz in memory..

Yeah sometimes the very budget B550 boards can lack a lot of features in order to hit a price point. For most people A520 is going to be good enough, I would only go B550 if you are looking at buying the higher end processors like Ryzen 7 5800x3D.

@UltraGameWorld Hi! I'm planning to upgrade my RX 5700 XT to a RX 6900 XT in hopefully not too distant future. Guess the X3D is then about fully used..?

Yeah if my customer wants to upgrade at a later date then they easily can

Yeah the ARGB header and heatsink on m.2 drives was what made me buy it, I really like it personally but just wish MSI would stop using that horrible brown colour and just put all their boards to black.

Yeah MSI boards are great for sure and for most people on a tight budget A520 is a perfectly good chipset to get over the expensive B550 chipset

Yes that’s probably as high as I would go with this board mind, it is only a budget board after all if you want the high end chips then you should really go B550

No integrated Wi-Fi you will need a separate usb dongle or Wi-Fi PCIe expansion card

Probably not, I would be looking for a decent B550 board for a Ryzen 7 5800x3D personally

Yes it should stay at the last selected colour pattern when you reboot your PC