I have compiled a list of parts, which is in the link below. I used PCPartpicker as well as YouTube videos to make this list, and it says that all components are compatible. However, I've heard from some that sometimes PCPartpicker can make mistakes and it's possible to end up with parts that are incompatible when trying to build. Can someone just confirm that all of my parts are compatible?

Any idea?

Please help.
Thanks!

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.

References http://www.tomshardware....91577/time-building.html

Branding Motion Graphics video

As NHT mentioned, what are you going to do with the system, and also why are you building it? You could get an AMD Ryzen system with better specs already built from someplace such as TigerDirect. The same would hold true for an Intel based system.

Check out the benchmarks, the Ryzen 1300X is not really a great performer. Some of the AMD FX series CPUs have better scores. I've built AMD systems, have 2 of them, so it's not as if I have anything against their CPUs. Though neither system is used for vMix.

If want to build a system for the challenge/experience, that's great. If you have some flexibility to spend more, go with Windows 10 Pro over Windows Home 10. Perhaps consider an SSD instead of the Toshiba HDD, and go for a better power supply. Saving money initially on cheap components isn't always the best long term strategy.