What is a good gaming build for the PC for under $1,500?
YES FINALLY SOMETHING I CAN ANSWER THAT IM GOOD AT.Alright, for this build, I'm going to leave peripherals such as monitor, keyboard and mouse out of the budget. Windows 10 will not be included as you can easily get that freeCPU - Ryzen 5 1600 $200I have this chip and it's amazing. The six cores will be more than enough for many years, making it not only useful for gaming, but also streaming and having many things open at once!RAM - Corsair 16gb ddr4 3000mhz $200It's amazing what fast ram can do for youMotherboard - Any Ryzen compatible motherboard will do. There's really no difference but I would go for the quality ones :) 60–120GPU - Nvidia GTX 1070 $450This GPU is seriously marked up in price right now but the performance is truly remarkable. If you don't want to blow that much you could settle for a 1060 6gb for $300PSU - Evga 80+ Silver 500W $90This power supply will last a while and can take a lot of beatingStorage - Samsung 500gb ssd $150, WD Blue 2tb hardrive $130You get lots of storage as well as fast speed with this comboCase - Anything in the $60 range that matches the form factor of your motherboard :)Total -$1370 (Assumed a $90 motherboard)After tax (7%) - 1465.90If you want you could always go with an intel CPU for purely gaming but it would still be around the same price :)Most of the pricing is based off memory, so if I got a price seriously wrong, feel free to let me know! Cheers
What is a good gaming pc for $700-$850 pre built?
Actually if you plan on spending that much, go to your local microcenter. Tell them your budget is $850. and they will get all the pc parts you need. Microcenter also has really amazing deals you can get a intel i7 3770k for $230!!! But the catch is (in store only.) They can either teach you how to build the computer (which sounds really easy but challenging) or you can ask them to build it for you. But it also depends on what games you want to play.
Um I m trying to build a good gaming pc under $700. I m 14, and currently have $0; Will it last, compatibility, worth saving for etc?
APU: AMD A8-7600 $90 OR: CPU: AMD ATHLON Multi Core AD760K (Optional cheaper CPU: $60 AMD FX 4200 Quad Core Zambezi 3.3 ghz)($78) GPU: OR: GPU: ZOTAC NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti $120.00 Motherboard: Either; ($56) Gigabyte FM2 (Bolton D2) or GA-78LMT $55 Cooling Thermalmite True Spirit 120 M $33. RAM (2 Sticks) ADATA XPG V1.0 8gb $60.00 GAMING MONITOR: BENQ GAMING MONITOR: $191.94 HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1TB $48 Fractal Design Core 1100 Mini Tower: $40 Power Supply: EVGA 500w $45
Can I build a gaming PC the size of a PS4 under or around $700?
Yes you could. A mini itx motherboard in a small case would do it. Size is not the hard part, matching the performance of the PS4 is nearly impossible for that budget. And building a high performance PC that size would pose challenges for managing the heat it would produce.Game consoles are designed by talented engineers at companies with large budgets. Trying to build something with similar performance and similar size is really tough at any budget.You're better off just buying a PS4 and saving yourself $300.
What is a solid gaming PC build under $700 that can run games, like Rust, moderately well? What are the parts’ names if you can?
System Builder - Celeron G3930 2.9GHz Dual-Core, Radeon RX 580 4GB PULSE, Viper II ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPicker CanadaIt goes over your budget by $30 dollars, if that too much, get a 1060 3gb to drop it to $675.
Best Gaming Pc for under 700?
I'm looking to buy a customized cyberpower gaming desktop for under 700 dollars that includes a monitor. I need it to play skyrim and gta on medium to high settings. I would appreciate any advice for a specific model and any modifications to make the system good. Building my own pc is not an option as I do not feel comfortable taking on a task that I am not proficient in
Trying to build a budget $700 gaming PC. Is this a good build for the price?
I’m quoting Flowey from Undertale: “That’s a wonderful idea!”I’ve done it! Here’s my build:FireDFL's Completed Build - Core i5-6600K 3.5GHz Quad-Core, GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB, SPEC-02 ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPickerMy advice for you:Change the i5–6600K to an i3–7100, the motherboard to a cheaper B250M motherboard, and the RAM to 8GB. Then purchase more storage and a better video card.The reason I have slightly advanced components then what I am recommending you is because I occasionally do some video editing and rendering.