What’s a good cheap PC build? Need some suggestions for parts, $400-$600 budget
What’s a good cheap PC build? Need some suggestions for parts, $400-$600 budget
Brandon Morris
Julian Rogers
do you have any parts at all? 400-600 is reasonable but are you gaming or what?
Jordan Kelly
go to Sup Forums they might have suggestions for a budget build
Noah James
Go to pcpartspicker.com they have many builds at every price point. The fact that you're here asking means you're either looking for a bad dragon dildo or you're just retarded.
Nolan Anderson
I have a much better idea: save more money and then build the PC of your dreams.
Christian Hughes
Yeah gaming
Carson Phillips
They get pissy and act as the patrician’s taste for stuff even when I specify a budget
Jaxson Rogers
I’m out of my element atm if I’m being honest
Michael Bennett
Crackhead special from lical buy/sell.
Grayson Campbell
then start doing some research on sites like newegg
find out which parts run well together within your budget.
or, search local facebook buy/sell groups. never know might get lucky
Nicholas Price
Sorry I know my post screams poor but it’s the best I can do
Daniel Ortiz
Hmm I’ll keep that in mind then
Gabriel Rogers
Oi, someone said Wish for PC parts is cheap
Should I call them retarded or hear them out?
Elijah Perez
made this for one of my mates, you could start here
pcpartpicker.com
Joshua Cruz
wish's shit costs way more than it's actually worth. Do not
Nicholas Mitchell
something like r5 1600 + rx 570 with cheapest mobo cheapest case cheapest 80+ 450w PSU cheap 500gig ssd and 16 gig of cheap ddr 4
Evan Howard
Tyler Torres
I also heard fakes and that they can potentially explode on you?
Jose Parker
You guys are surprising more helpful than I thought
Joseph Davis
Fuck intel. Go gen2 amd and save a good chunk. B450 mobo should be enough and get a cheap corsair/deepcool/cooler master case. Fans off taobao. 8gigs of 3200 speed mem. Get ssd and hdd storage drives on sale.
Angel Nelson
>$400-$600 budget
Let me give you the best advice for a poorfag, do not buy new. Go on Craigslist and buy something used.
Find a clean-looking custom-built PC with a i5/i7-anything CPU. If it's got an old video card, don't pay more than $200 for it. Slap in a $150 video card and $20 SSD and you're good to go.
I actually got really lucky a month ago and managed to buy somebody's Ryzen1600 Dell prebuilt with an RX580 in it for $250 on Craigslist. The deals are there if you look for them and if you're a good negotiator. That listing was up for over a month, anybody could've swooped in on it before me.
Parker Bailey
You can save ~$10 on the PSU for 100w less, and the case is just a quick suggestions. That value pack of arctic fans (actually decent) would fill any case, coming with fans or not.
Kayden Nelson
Oh, and the memory is Micron E-die, Ryzen 3000 will like it, and it'll overclock to 3200 easy, probably higher if you want to spend time (3200 should be as easy as putting some auto setting on, or just running XMP with the speed set to 3200). The motherboard is overkill and can run even the top end Ryzen CPUs, but you don't want to be stuck with shitty heatsinks in case you upgrade later.
3600 is probably overkill, but it's really really good. You can upgrade the GPU later to anything, and it won't be a bottleneck.