Yes, this combination works well.
Yes, this combination works well.
I believe you meant something better for future upgrade potential. Please use multiple drives.
You're still thinking through your options, that's okay. With a 225€ budget and considering the X570 board, it might be worth exploring if it fits your needs. Let me know if you'd like more details!
I've heard good things about the Aorus Elite and TUF Gaming X570 models, though they're pricier than the Steel Legend. My setup would include: CPU - Ryzen 7 3700X Cooler Stock Motherboard RAM - Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB 8X2 White Case Storage - Corsair 220t Airflow White GPU 2x 500GB NVME Crucial P5 and a 1TB WD Blue HDD GPU ASUS Pheonix 1050Ti (upgrade later when available in the US) PSU - Corsair CX750f Black 80+ bronze
Not related to how VRM configurations function. The chipset doesn’t influence VRM performance. In fact, very few x570 models outperform several b550 models at comparable price points, and none significantly so. The boards I’m talking about are the b550 Aorus Master and b550-Unify/X, all under $300. The x570 variants I’m considering are Crosshair VIII Hero/dark for around $600, the Gigabyte x570 Aorus Extreme priced over $1000, and the MSI x570 Godlike at roughly $650. The Master model outperforms the b550s, while other x570 options mostly match or beat them.