Assemble your own PC so well?

I want to put together a new computer myself. But since I'm not very familiar with it, I'm not sure whether I have forgotten anything or whether one or the other is far too good or far too bad. The computer would mainly be used for gaming (Fortnite, Valorant, CoD, GTAV, Oberwatch, LOL, …).

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It would be easier if you either take a screenshot or post the link.

I can't see much, but the RAM should be much faster. A real CPU cooler wouldn't hurt either, the Wraith Stealth isn't particularly great.

I would add 30 euro and get the 860 EVO instead of the 860 QVO.

It also depends on how big the files are that you may be moving. The bigger the EVO.

What's that at the bottom?

For the 3600 you would need a BIOS update on the board, you would no longer need that with an MSI B450 board of the "Max" series.

Swap the board for an MSI B450 A Pro Max, then you can do it that way.

What's the last one at the bottom?

Is 3200 RAM.

Otherwise click on the picture then right-click on it and display the graphic, but qualification is still bad

The setup still has room for improvement.

Mainboard would need BIOS update. So better take an MSI board with a MAX suffix
Take a decent 500 watt gold from the power supply. The Kolink Enclave is quite good there
The SSD uses QLC technology, you'd better take one with TLC
What is the last… I don't know

I did some research and found nothing helpful. What are the differences between QVO and EVO?

Why would the BIOS need an update?

QLC and TLC

And where is the difference, why is an SSD with TLC better than an SSD with QLC?

More durable.

Why is the ram slow? How do you recognize that?

The Ryzen 3000 processors are not supported by the "old" B450 boards

I thought it said 3000MHz.

This can be seen from the speed, which is specified in MHz, and from the latency (CL).