Ryzen 7 Gaming PC

This Windows 11 Pro gaming PC would be perfect for someone getting into gaming or coming from an a console who doesn't want to spend huge money in the case that it's not used. This is the bones of my old PC, but the Case, Power Supply, Motherboard and NVME drive are all new as I I've taken the existing ones into my new PC. There are the specs and a few options you can choose from below if needed. Collection around Mitchellstown Cork, or nationwide shipping for €25. Happy to answer any questions. CPU: Ryzen 7 1700 GPU: Nvidia GTX 980 4GB CASE: MSI Forge M100 RAM: Gskill DDR4 16gb 3200mhz MOTHERBOARD: Asus B450M-A PSU (Select 1): EVGA 500w 80+ certified (+€0) EVGA 600w 80+ certified (+€10) Boot Drive (Select 1): 120GB Kingston SATA SSD (+€0) 240GB Samsung SATA SSD (+€10) 1TB Crucial PCIe 4 NVME SSD (+€100) Additional Storage: 160GB Western Digital 2.5" SATA HDD (+€1) 320GB Fujitsu 2.5" SATA HDD (+€2) 500GB Seagate 2.5" SATA HDD (+€5) 1TB Seagate 2.5" HDD (+€10) 120GB Kingston SATA SSD (+€10) 1TB WD 3.5" 5200RPM SATA HDD (+€15) 1TB WD 3.5" 7200RPM SATA HDD (+€20) 240GB Samsung SATA SSD (+€20) A max of 4 SATA drives can be used due to the 4 motherboard SATA ports. Upgrade paths: CPU. This motherboard supports CPUs ranging from Ryzen 3 1200 4 core all the way up to 5950x 16 core, so you can upgrade from the included 8 core if needed with little effort. GPU. The included GTX980 is a little dated but will have no issues running games at 1080p, it will even handle eSports games at higher resolutions so a GPU upgrade down the line would be good for higher resolutions or high refresh rate gaming. Ram. 16GB is enough for modern games, and will have no issues running things like Discord, YouTube, Spotify or anything like that in the background while gaming but if you're looking to get into streaming, more would help. 16GB is also enough for amateur/student photo and video editing as well as 3D modeling.