Are the following computer parts compatible?

Question

Iron

I’m completely new to the field of iron, I haven’t assembled a single PC yet, so I want to lose my virginity :D I heard something about the compatibility of parts, it seems, I completely assembled a PC, looking a little at this compatibility. Having considered how much money comes out, I was a little shocked: "Yes, he can't cost so much!" was my first reaction. Then, doubts crept in: "Have I done everything right?".
A little preface, and now the details themselves with the characteristics inside:
1) market.yandex.ru/model-spec.xml?modelid=11752499&h... - body
2) market.yandex.ru/model-spec.xml?modelid =8463733&hi... - motherboard
3) market.yandex.ru/model-spec.xml?modelid=8230321&hi... - processor
4)market.yandex.ru/model-spec.xml?modelid=10769596&h... - RAM
5) market.yandex.ru/model-spec.xml?modelid=7776546&hi... - screw
6) market.yandex.ru/ model-spec.xml?modelid=10553502&h... - vidyuha (the biggest doubts about it)
I want to hear the answer to the most important question: "Will it work?"
Also, I will be happy to hear your advice for beginners and what to replace with what from this list.
Good for all!

Answer 1

In general, it seems ok
. The case is somehow muddy. It's not really of good quality. In general, you need to keep in mind that the case is that part of the computer that you can not upgrade for decades, so you can just choose it better. You should at least read the reviews. In general, a good case should be
1. thick so as not to buzz
2. with a dust filter, so that it is convenient to clean
. You don’t even have fans, so if you take it, don’t forget to buy a couple for the front and rear panels. But the "stylish" look, in my opinion, is just not needed for the case - it will still stand under the table somewhere, and it is more difficult to clean the dust from any squiggles than from a square box.
500 watts should be enough for power. I'm right herecalculated, it turned out 300W of real consumption. You can take a decent case with a PSU, or some Corsar / Chiftec / FSP separately - it's all the same .
And you need to take 2 memory sticks the same for dual-channel mode.
You also forgot to choose a CPU cooler.

Answer 2

Yes.
I still would not take what comes with the case. It is better to take a bare case and some corsair PSU, and preferably 550-600. To be sure.

Answer 3

The main questions when assembling a PC are "how much money do we have" and "what tasks do we do on this PC." Answer these questions - it will become clear whether the optimal computer. For any iron is created for some specific conditions in which it is an ideal choice, well, a fork in which it is a "good option", and there are always tasks for which it is also "complete garbage".