Mini computers?

[Pyrophobia]

I feel like my decision here so far is that I don't need an i7 at all. thanks a lot everyone.

Now all I need is to figure out what else I want Ryzen vs i5? And which Ryzen is everyone talking about? Ryzen 5?

http://www.amd.com/en-us/press-relea...2017mar02.aspx

The one that we talk about is R5 1600x it is probably the best price/performance of the bunch.
The R7 1700x is also pretty good as it adds 2 more cores and 4 more threads but also drops 0.2 on the clock speed.

So basicly the i5-7500 is all you need for gaming BUT for anything extra you do during gaming or heavy tasks after gaming like vidio editing and stuff you want more cores so R5 1600x or if you are going to focus more on that and multitask a lot and can afford the extra price of R7 1700x then go for it.

[Thunderball]

@OP can you find a place which will assemble a PC for you with your parts? You can probably order from UK or Germany and come up much cheaper if they want about $50-100 for the assembly.

[pansertjald]

Mm-vision has ryzen builds

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@OP can you find a place which will assemble a PC for you with your parts? You can probably order from UK or Germany and come up much cheaper if they want about $50-100 for the assembly.

Thats a really bad idea. If something braks or is DOA he has to send it all the way back to either Germany or UK and wait for RMA

[Thunderball]

Thats a really bad idea. If something braks or is DOA he has to send it all the way back to either Germany or UK and wait for RMA

Still better than putting in a build with those kind of components.