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Edited by Ghost of Reach:
2/23/2016 12:59:14 AM
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How does this look for a budget PC build?
Updated: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/XYN3qs
Any tips?
Budget right now: $400-$600
I had a CPU in the link, but it was removed. I'm not that stupid.
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4 Replies[url]http://pcpartpicker.com/p/PjHw99[/url] $12 more, with much better parts.
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2 RepliesGet a CPU. I hear they're really good at letting your computer ACTUALLY DO ANYTHING! Other than that, switch to an i5 build. They're generally more solid than the current AMD choices. Not that AMD is bad, it's just they haven't really made a new CPU for 4-5 years.
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2 RepliesYou might want to consider waiting and having more money to spend. If you go with that build, you'll be extremely disappointed and end up spending a lot more in upgrades and replacing. If you want something good and long lasting, get something like this: Processor: i5-4690k or i7-4770k GPU: Nvidia GTX 960, 970, or 980 RAM: 16Gb (2x8) HDD: 2Tb PSU: 600 Watts Motherboard: Asus z97 Water Cooling: H90, H100, or H100 Case: Mid or Full Tower
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1 ReplyHave you considered waiting? Saving more so that you can get a better build?
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6 RepliesBetter gpu is needed
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