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7/3/2019 11:19:11 PM
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So I want to build my first gaming pc
I know nothing about what's good or what's needed. It's my first time. All I know is I want a good gaming PC that's also affordable. Any suggestions on where to start? Any helpful tips will be appreciated.
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I started by choosing a CPU and then built around it from there, after that I chose a motherboard it was compatible with For ram 16gb is a good spot, if your processor is Ryzen you’ll also be served better with multiple faster sticks of ram rather than one big one There’s lots of options for GPUs I’d suggest researching your options for that one An SSD is always great, they’re faster than HDDs, also if you’ve got a way of keeping it cool and a slot for it get an M.2 SSD. At the very least get an SSD to put your computer’s operating system on Power supply should be chosen last of the internal components since then you can figure out how much power you’ll need Finally, find a case it’ll all fit in [spoiler]i’m sure I missed a lot and someone who knows better will point it out, this is just everything I learned researching for my first PC Comes in on Friday! So excited! [/spoiler]
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Noice me too
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Oh I wouldn’t bother buying the 20 series graphic cards. They’re overpriced as -blam!- for no reason.
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4 RepliesGraphics card is where all your money should go.
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Someone said PCpartpicker.com. They are correct.
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Edited by Disco Lemonade: 7/3/2019 11:20:44 PMGo to PCpartpicker.com. Legit the best site out there. I’ve built 4 PC’s now and I always use that site. Click on System Build and that’ll help get you started.
