The Ryzen 5 9600 and MSI B850 board both use AM5.
The processor fits the motherboard’s AM5 socket, and MSI lists Ryzen 9000 desktop-processor support.
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Each pairing connects a CPU socket, memory type, storage interface, power requirement, motherboard form factor, or physical dimension.
The processor fits the motherboard’s AM5 socket, and MSI lists Ryzen 9000 desktop-processor support.
The board uses DDR5 and supports AMD EXPO, matching the Kingston 2×16GB DDR5-6000 kit.
The Crucial T500 is an M.2 2280 PCIe 4.0 NVMe drive that matches the motherboard’s storage slot.
PNY lists 650W system power; the Corsair RM750e provides 750W and a native modern GPU cable.
The PNY card is about 300mm long while the Montech case supports graphics cards up to 400mm.
The 140mm Corsair RM750e is well below the case’s listed 240mm power-supply clearance.