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I would absolutely use “PC Part Picker” because as you assemble the various components, that site will tell you if there are incompatibilities. For instance whether a power supply will fit in the case.
https://pcpartpicker.com
And if you don’t have someone to bounce ideas off of, this is a pretty good site that was recommended to me to help narrow your choices.
https://www.logicalincrements.com
I second Logical Increments, it's great.
I've used Logical Increments for a couple builds and liked it a lot. I didn't copy their recipe verbatim, but you get some good starting points both on compatibility and cost.