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Edited by Psy:
4/23/2014 7:46:17 PM
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Gaming PC Components recommendations please <.<
So my dad has asked me to come up with a list of things to buy for my little brother's computer, he's building it himself/with him (He's worked in IT forever, so that's all fine)
He'd just like a shopping list as such of all the essential components.
The best bang for the buck would be great and the budget is around £400 ($600)
So processors, graphics cards, drives, motherboards and all that good stuff.
If anyone currently has a gaming PC that costs around about that price range, could you share the components list?
He already has a case but it's not essential to use it, it would just allow for more money to be put into the electronic hardware.
Mustard Rice eaters, pls halp meh.
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1 ReplyDo you need an operating system?
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1 ReplyThis should beat the consoles, but I must warn you it has hardly any room for upgrades.
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5 RepliesDo you need a OS included in that price range, a monitor?
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1 ReplyEdited by CAR105 3: 4/23/2014 9:40:28 PMJust buy a medium range video card, and if it's too small for a game you can download more gigglebytes on the internet. AmIdoinitrite?
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3 RepliesThat's a pretty small budget for a gaming rig, but it can work.
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2 RepliesI'd offer to help but my graphics solution alone is twice that. For a budget build most people recommend AMD processors and graphics, but I've always preferred Intel. I'll have to let someone else make the suggestions. You should get a decent enough CPU and GPU combi in-budget though.
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19 RepliesSaying $700 is pointless. You can't get $700 worth of parts for £400 because we get charged more for the parts in Britbongland.
