Starting a gaming PC.... im a newbie, and im goin need some help (pc gaming for dummies)
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good question breh..... i dunno, give me options
i just wanna go into 2017 with a Nintendo and a PC.
ehh....@_____ knows how to make cheap builds. I think you should up your budget to 1000 though.
i5
1060 nvidia gpu (that's the minimum I'd ever go)
8 gb of ram
250gb ssd.
2tb hdd
build it around a i5 6600k and GTX 1060
BaldingSoHard
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First thing you gotta know, is this shyt is easy.
It may seem daunting at first, but literally anyone can build a PC.
It's nothing like fixing a car or shyt like that.
In fact it's not even like building a PC in the 90's was. That actually took some skill.
But yea, you're gonna have fun, breh.
It may seem daunting at first, but literally anyone can build a PC.
It's nothing like fixing a car or shyt like that.
In fact it's not even like building a PC in the 90's was. That actually took some skill.
But yea, you're gonna have fun, breh.
The name changeehh....@_____ knows how to make cheap builds. I think you should up your budget to 1000 though.
i5
1060 nvidia gpu (that's the minimum I'd ever go)
8 gb of ram
250gb ssd.
2tb hdd
I only get mentioned successfully about 40% of the time from what I have seen
Core i7-4790K 4.0GHz Quad-Core, GeForce GTX 1060 6GB 6GB GAMING X, 200R ATX Mid Tower - System Build - PCPartPicker
Here's my build. I just looked at other builds on YouTube and made adjustments to fit my budget.
Edit: Here's a YouTube channel I recommend checking out.
Here's my build. I just looked at other builds on YouTube and made adjustments to fit my budget.
Edit: Here's a YouTube channel I recommend checking out.
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I got that case in the vid. shyt is beautiful and cable management is mad easy.
This should put you in the game.
XxPrinceAkeemxX - Saved Part Lists - PCPartPicker
This is similar to what I have now except I have a non-modular PSU which I'll have to upgrade in the future because my cable management is garbage AF.
If you're truly on a budget I would suggest by passing building it yourself. Just finance that bish from ibuypower and get everything you really want. You'll have 12 months to pay it off which is great. APR is like 25%. You should be able to pay off $1,000 to $1,200 off in a year.
Intel Z170 Core i5 Configurator: iBUYPOWER® Gaming PC
Also for the love of god invest in a G-sync display thank me later.
i think im goin stick with my wii u, breh. maybe ill make the jump next year....
rx 470 or rx 480 for budget gaming.
pair that with i5 3700k and a 1tb hdd, shouldn't cost you more than 800
useful sites www.reddit.com/r/buildapc
www.pcpartpicker.com
pair that with i5 3700k and a 1tb hdd, shouldn't cost you more than 800
useful sites www.reddit.com/r/buildapc
www.pcpartpicker.com
