does anyone have parts listed for a really good gaming computer that can run fairly new games pretty well. (40+ fps)
this is my thirst time on Sup Forums so i have no idea if this is okay to post
Gaming computers (budget $300-500)
Jaxson Roberts
Alexander Powell
Install Gentoo
Wyatt Johnson
it's not okay to post
you should ask Sup Forumseddit
Hunter Brooks
>Gentoo
what is that
Brayden Ward
Rx 480
Pentuim g3258
Shit case
Seagate 1tb or shitty 120gb ssd
Lmao xd x69x 10$ gaming mouse
Lmao xd x420x 10$ gaming keyboard
Ddr3 is cheaer than a russian hooker
40$ gigabyte mobo
Jack Wright
like i said its my first time on here
Aiden Sullivan
>so i have no idea if this is okay to post
It is not
Also, Sup Forums is +18 so you need to leave
Thomas Clark
Read the sticky and fuck off
Jace Parker
there is no need to hate Im just curious
Jose Taylor
Don't get the Pentium. Get a FX-6300 or an 860k you need more than 2 cores in 2016.
Everything else in this build seems fine though.
Dylan Gray
Go to Sup Forums
If you're not welcome there either, then go to /r/pcmasterrace. They have a wiki for builds here: reddit.com
Carson Brown
This website is +18. Sorry little man
Benjamin Murphy
Tyler Anderson
OK first off for a gaming machine, the most significant part of the build in terms of performance impact in games is the GPU. So first pick out the game(s) you want to run and the settings you want to run them at, then look for the cheapest card that fulfills them at your target fps. That's probably going to end up being in the $150-$300 range depending on your resolution. Now you have the rest of your budget to fill out. Find the cheapest CPU that won't bottleneck the GPU (otherwise you might as well just grab a cheaper GPU) and figure out your priorities for the rest of your hardware. At your budget you'll probably just grab the cheapest RAM, case, and storage you can find (consider used) and spend whatever remains on a PSU. Sup Forums will recommend not getting a shit PSU but you can get away with it if the budget is tight, just beware that you might need to replace it before anything else if it really is shit. The odds are probably in your favor though for the first year though. And don't worry about an SSD on that budget. The performance increase is minimal and an SSD will make for a great upgrade in a year or so after your PC starts to feel old.
Brandon Reyes
>pretty well
>40 fps
what the fuck. GO buy a PS3 if you want that garbage.
Oliver Johnson
>g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
try
Jaxson Gray
$500 for a gaming desktop? Just buy a console, unless you like headaches and shitty graphics, in which case just buy a console.
Landon Baker
fucking leave
William Jones
>Sup Forums is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>For tech support/issues with computers, use /wsr/ - Worksafe Requests or one of the following:
>startpage.com
>logicalincrements.com
Also use pcpartpicker.com
Fuck off
Luke Peterson
I smell the underage from afar
Benjamin Green
Personally recommend saving another 150 and going with a 650$ish budget. You can get a midend i5 (4570 or so, whatever you want to get for around 200) a gtx 960 or r9 380, both are 200, depends on preference really. Go microATX for mobo and case, as they're generally cheaper for higher quality, corsair for PSU because you really don't want to skimp on PSU. 8gb of ram for 40 bucks and a 1tb wd blue for 40 as well. Then just torrent windows at a friend's or use your favorite Linux distro.
Benjamin Roberts
Leo Brown
I believe there's plenty of sites and videos about what you can get for that price, if you do some search, you can find what you're looking for.
Joseph King
no,
youtube.com
PC always destroys console in every way
pls kys console peasant, and shut the fuck up
Ryder Russell
Of that's the budget your want an AMD build, and of you want an AMD build wait for Zen
Juan Gray
Can you play new game smoothly on intel 4600 graphics?
Isaac King
yes on 800x600 with min settings on cinematic 24fps
Nathan Peterson
He doesn't need to read the sticky
Aaron Sanchez
>no need for more than 2 cores
>suggests 6-core cpu
Brody Sanchez
>no need for more than 2 cores
>GTA V needs 4 core CPU
Pentium G3258 was good because of Haswell and insane over clicks, but not a good choice today.
Blake Baker
yeah because computers aren't technology