Just my 2 cents, but personally I think a 350W PSU is too small. I would suggest at least a 650W to give you some head room as well as the 16GB of ram... but I will say this:
You might be able to pick up the ram and psu cheaper from another site and install yourself since it appears your using a pre-config/custom type of site which would overprice little things like that.
Just my 2 cents, but personally I think a 350W PSU is too small. I would suggest at least a 550W to give you some head room as well as the 16GB of ram... but I will say this:
You might be able to pick up the ram cheaper from another site and install yourself since it appears your using a pre-config/custom type of site which would overprice little things like that.
The VS series over there are better than our CX usually. This machine will sip power, like 150W at most, so should be of no issue. He would only need to look at upgrading the PSU if he went 1070 or above. I have actually ran an M5000 and Xeon 1240v5 on an HP 320W Platinum rated PSU and it didn't sweat it at all.
Edit:
Wait I was thinking of the VX series. I did some looking and the VS series is still made by CWT, albeit probably bottom shelf stuff. IMO it should still be fine with this low wattage rig and I'd trust it over any other no name any day either way.
go with a ryzen 5 series 1400x and a 100 b350 board (gigabyte and msi make some good ones in that price) and with the money you save you could upgrade to a 470 (i think ive seen them as low as $160 usd) or 16gb of ddr4.
Thats if you are willing to wait a week or two for the release of ryzen 5