Images are for reference only. Refer to the linked store for actual product images.A Q300L case keeps this Ryzen 5 7600 and RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB combination compact. A single-tower air cooler avoids planning an AIO radiator, while the 32 GB kit and 1 TB SSD keep capacity straightforward. The tradeoff is less room for cables and airflow: verify the exact two-fan card and its installed clearances. Budget is a planning target, not a retailer quote. Image is an illustration.
Based on selected hardware and published requirements
Both recorded memory capacities meet the CS2 Windows minimum. Other requirements remain unchecked.
GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16G VENTUS 2X OC PLUS is your selected graphics card. Its 16 GB memory is capacity, not a speed score.
These two checks use Valve’s Windows minimum requirements. They do not establish frame rate, preferred settings or support for another game.
Capacity references only · meeting these is not a performance score or full application approval.
| Recorded hardware | This build | Reference | Capacity check |
|---|---|---|---|
| System memory | 32 GB | 8 GBCS2 minimum RAM | Reference met |
| Dedicated video memory | 16 GB | 1 GBCS2 minimum video memory | Reference met |
This changes the comparison advice below. Valve’s minimum memory requirements stay the same.
For 1440p, compare CS2 tests at 2560 × 1440 with the same game version and preset. Check average frame rate and 1% lows against your monitor’s refresh rate.
Compare game tests and graphics requirementsCS2 official requirements ↗References checked: 2026-10-17
A micro-ATX AM5 configuration with a 16 GB GeForce card for a buyer who wants a smaller tower while keeping the exact component choices visible.
The Ryzen 5 7600, PRO B850M-A WIFI and DDR5 kit form the CPU platform. The RTX 5060 Ti 16 GB is the discrete rendering choice rather than a promised resolution or frame-rate tier.
The 1 TB T500 prioritizes a single initial SSD. Compare its capacity with the projects and game library you plan to install before paying for a different performance label.
The Q300L and single-tower Assassin X are chosen around a compact layout. Cable routing and card airflow are practical constraints in addition to the case's dimensional limits.
If reduced noise or easier assembly matters more than enclosure size, compare a larger case before replacing performance components. Storage expansion needs a check of the board's slot layout and CPU-dependent support.
Manufacturer documents, checked against the original parts list. These are not assembly or benchmark results.
Kingston KF560C30BBEK2-32
2 x 16 GB; DDR5-4800 default, DDR5-6000 EXPO/XMP profiles.
Build decision: Plan around 32 GB capacity. Treat 6000 MT/s as a setting to validate after a successful default boot.
Still to check: The exact kit revision, board QVL match and stability with this CPU have not been verified on hardware.
Document review:MSI PRO B850M-A WIFI + Ryzen 5 7600
With this Ryzen 7000 CPU, the board lists M2_1 Gen5 x4 and M2_2 Gen4 x4, both accepting 2280 drives.
Build decision: Use M2_1 for the initial drive and keep M2_2 available. Recheck the lane note if changing the CPU to an 8500/8300-series model.
Still to check: The SSD's own controller and heatsink determine practical limits; no transfer-rate or temperature result is claimed.
Document review:Assassin X 120 Refined SE + MasterBox Q300L
148 mm heatsink; 159 mm case cooler limit: 11 mm nominal difference.
Build decision: Use the standard fan position as the starting layout. Do not spend the entire nominal margin by raising the fan.
Still to check: This compares published dimensions only; fan clips, memory interference, mounting kit and closed-panel clearance still need inspection.
Document review:This is an editorial parts-list explanation. The planning target is not a current retailer total, and this configuration has not been benchmarked by RigAtlas.
Each comparison includes a model in this list. Check what the alternative would solve and which other parts would need to change.