Hello Sup Forums I want to build a PC but I know little to none about building one or even buying parts for one...

Hello Sup Forums I want to build a PC but I know little to none about building one or even buying parts for one. Things to know? I've always been fascinated by them.
>works as lifeguard for 9.25
>can save money
>wants pc for gaming
Thanks guys

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check out a site called logical increments, it's pretty solid and give you the best choice of parts for all kinds of budgets.

Thanks bud

np. hope you enjoy your new machine

Just don't buy expensive one. Pretty most of all worthwhile PC games can be played on total toaster.
Also, buy SSD drive.

Thanks mate

Get AMD

I've heard nivinda is better? Is it not?

No fuck off with your fanboyism, Get whatever part you feel is better, Amd is better for budget builds but Nvidea is better in general but costy.

what the fuck is this thread

pc part picker makes the hardest part about building a pc the actual building part. (which is really easy once you know how to do it)
The best way to save money is to buy the parts over time and wait for sales and deals on different sites. If you are patient enough you can turn a $1000 pc into a $600 pc.

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Ryzen comes out in two weeks, and that'll be an excellent time to buy a CPU. $130 for an i5 equivalent. Note they don't have integrated graphics so if you get one you'll need a GPU to stick in.
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The high end AMD cards aren't out so the high end Nvidia cards are overpriced, but the RX 470 is the best performance / price you can get currently. GPU prices will drop in about three months.

Keep track of release schedules in general. These things come in waves.

PSU and Motherboards are vitally important, if they go everything else usually straight up breaks. Best PSU manufacturers are Seasonic, Flextronics, and Delta. Super Flower is good as well. Most PSU companies just rebrand PSUs from other manufacturers (eg Corsair AXi series are made by Flextronics) so look up who actually makes them.

For motherboards typically Asus and Gigabyte have the best ones. MSI and EVGA can sometimes make good ones, Asrock and Biostar are shit tier. Again research as much as possible.

Also, you'll want an SSD, make sure to look up multiple benchmarks for the one you want. Small is alright, think OS and vital shit on the SSD, music and such on an HDD

Is this a Joji reference?

Read it.

i'd argue that a casual user shouldn't really get stumped by huge amounts of information, waiting for a new generation of CPUs, when all you'll be using it for is gonna be gaming and social media is not worth the effort or waiting time.

Nvidia and AMD are locked in a constant struggle of capitalism and dickery.

Nvidia currently has more efficient cards and has the best performance on the top end, but their low end is overpriced. Yeah the RX 480 uses 30 more watts than the GTX 1060 6gb, but it also has 8gb of memory and costs $40 less.

Driver wise AMD used to be pretty bad, but since 2014 they really stepped up while Nvidia has been doing shady shit like making you give them your email and crap just to get drivers.

Considering the wait is 9 days and the price is nearly 60% of the equivalent competitor, I think he should be interested hue.

Should I wait for the newer stuff so the older is more "cheap"

yeah, I guess you're right. 9 days is a manageable waiting time

Not to mention Nvidia's GPU-bricking drivers recently

So guys if I buy everything it's just a act of plugging in everything into everything?

>recently
that goes back to 2010

my favorite was 267.52 back in 2011, it made GTX 590's explode
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>Ryzen comes out in two weeks, and that'll be an excellent time to buy a CPU. $130 for an i5 equivalent. Note they don't have integrated graphics so if you get one you'll need a GPU to stick in.
Intel or AMD or whatever. It's a terrible idea to buy PC parts as soon as they released. I would rather suggest to buy a tested product.

oh and the reason they were filming was they were originally going to test them in SLI before the first one failed

apparently the first was far more spectacular but I can't be assed to find the forum post

Except you'll overpay like hell.

How does that site even operate?? Left to right in the row is compatibility?

That guy is a complete idiot and probably a sonygger. Buying a cheap computer just sets silly constraints for yourself. It is never a good investment to go cheap because there will always be plenty of games that are completely out of your rigs league. Invest some money into it and future proof your rig.

basically

The first row in a tier is the "base" computer. The other row(s) in a tier is the optional exchange parts that cost more but may be better.

So if I buy each in each row I will have a fully functioning PC when put together?

That's basically it. You'll also have wasted a good amount of money on overpriced parts, for the performance you'll get, but that's a different issue.

>eceleb pic
>phone poster
Like Pottery

Can't post on PC if you don't own one

Obvious underage but nothing incriminating enough to warrant a ban.

I try not to be a burden or annoying. I know that people on here know a lot of the type of things I want to know and I asked.

Going on pc part picker will help you keep track of what you need.

>Not denying being underage
Enjoy your ban

Dude just ask your headguard, the one with the pc, he can help you.

Not implying that I am underage. Just takes literal trash to point fingers on a non-sided help fourm. Sorry not sorry.

>Future proof your rig
Holy fucking bait

>works lifeguard so can't be a minor