Looking For A Budget Pc

How to build a gaming PC at low budget?

The two keys to a budget PC are research and sacrifices. You need to max out your memory, there's no way around that, though I wonder how much it will help if your motherboard still uses DDR2. But the memory will cost somewhere around 2500-3000 INR, leaving you with about 12000 INR. I have no idea how good your dual-core is, but I would recommend upgrading it if it's lower than a Core 2 Duo @ 2.4 Ghz. And of course you NEED a graphics card. Crysis requires a minimum of a Radeon HD 5770, but you may want to go with a 6000-series GPU.

Anyway, these are all just rough estimates. If your budget is really that low, make sure you know your stuff so you can get every ounce out of your build.

Looking for a good $500-$650 Gaming PC?

The build you listed is not that good, this one is a lot better for that price range:

iBUYPOWER Gamer Power NE799D3 Desktop PC Intel Core i5 3570(3.40GHz) 8GB DDR3 500GB HDD Capacity AMD Radeon HD 7770 1GB Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit - $630

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...

This build is obviously significantly better than the build you listed with an FX6100 / GT640.

GT640 VS HD7770 gaming benchmark:

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/6...

With this gaming PC, you could play all games on high settings on 1080p, but playing on a 1600 x 900 resolution monitor (20" monitor) is best to have better gaming performance from this setup.

Which gaming pc should I get?

Both those pcs are not good for gaming.
The graphic card is the most determining factor in gaming.

The first one has an nvidia GT730. its a very very low end graphics card.
the second one has an r7 250 which is also a very low end graphics card, but it is a little better then a gt730.

so the 2nd one is definitely better then the first. But even so an r7 250 likely will barely be enough to even play gta5 on low settings at decent fps. and super demanding games such as the witcher3, will likely not even be playable at all.


But this is exactly WHY people assemble their own pcs. you could get an FX6300 with something like an r9 270X, and be able to play games on med-high settings well.

pros:
-cheaper, so you can either save money, or get better performance or even both

-higher quality components. prebuilts always come with the cheapest hardware available to maximize profits on sales. So chances of hardware failure is much higher. also with a lower quality psu, you will end up spending more money each month on your power bill, since its not going to be a very efficient psu.

-much better warranties. they range from 1 year to lifetime warranties on each individual part. prebuilt always just come with a 1 year warranty. when buying parts 1 year is the very low end of warranties. most come with 2-5 year warranties.

-you learn something (god forbid :/)

cons:
-have to (or atleast should) spend a few days planning things out. such as looking up guides, asking recommendations, etc
-will take ~6hours to assemble it (time it takes for a first time builder is anywhere from 3-8 hours), so plan accordingly.

go http://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc
its a subreddit specifically for assembling your own pc. There are MANY first timers there every day, and there around 300k subscribers to it, with 1000-3000 subscribers viewing that page at any give time of the day.

its really not hard to do, there is VERY little you can possibly screw up.
it doesnt really require much knowledge of hardware, as its literally exactly the same process as assembling a chair, desk or grill or something. you just follow the directions, putting things in the only slots they can even physically fit in.

Best budget gaming pc base/pre built pc?

My friend and i are trying to build a good gaming pc for under 200 dollars what are the best pcs and upgrades i can get to run games (ex:csgo)
Looking for a cheap pc (models with good proccesors,ram,etc)
And cheaper upgrades if theyre not perfect(gpu,cpu,etc)

Were going for budget of around 150-200
I know we cant cant get anything too good for this price but were trying to run csgo LOL and maybe a few other games on it
We dont expect perfect gameplay but somthing smooth
(Its a gift for our friend whos pc got stolen so we dont need it to be perfect just good enough to run some games while he saves up to build a better pc)( still kids dont have much money dont send hate on the low budget its temporary)