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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #827927

For the last couple weeks I have been looking at getting a new computer , but my knowledge of the up to date components and what is best is limited, if someone could give me some suggestions on what parts to get that would be great,

I’m looking at just buying the parts separately and getting it built at a PC shop

Any constructive help is appreciated

Edit - Looking to spend anywhere between 600-800 on it

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #827932

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #827939

its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X	bunnyslippers69 Offline Diamond Boarder Posts: 3539 Thanks received: 1185 Karma: 0
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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #827942

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PC Parts Help 7 years 6 months ago #828141

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PC Parts Help 7 years 6 months ago #828143

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828144

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828207

Bunnyslippers69 wrote: its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X at that budget just dont get a 500GB ssd get like a 100GB. (also get a 1TB HDD) you also dont need ddr4 ram, dd3 does fine and you can always upgrade it.	JoshuaIsGreat Offline Legendary Member 3^ the Serb Posts: 3627 Thanks received: 1550 Karma: -236
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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828236

JoshuaIsGreat wrote:

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X

at that budget just dont get a 500GB ssd get like a 100GB. (also get a 1TB HDD)
you also dont need ddr4 ram, dd3 does fine and you can always upgrade it.

If you're gonna get a good processor, you're gonna have to get the ram to go with it

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828274

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828315

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

JoshuaIsGreat wrote:

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X

at that budget just dont get a 500GB ssd get like a 100GB. (also get a 1TB HDD)
you also dont need ddr4 ram, dd3 does fine and you can always upgrade it.

If you're gonna get a good processor, you're gonna have to get the ram to go with it

Still you dont need ddr4 , ddr3 runs fine.

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828431

JoshuaIsGreat wrote:

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

JoshuaIsGreat wrote:

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X

at that budget just dont get a 500GB ssd get like a 100GB. (also get a 1TB HDD)
you also dont need ddr4 ram, dd3 does fine and you can always upgrade it.

If you're gonna get a good processor, you're gonna have to get the ram to go with it

Still you dont need ddr4 , ddr3 runs fine.

Im on about compatibility issues. If you find an LGA1151 socket with DDR3 ram then ill take it all back

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828460

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X

I'd recommend either get a lower capacity (128GB) SSD or no SSD at all to begin with to save yourself some money. No need to go all out from the start, you can always upgrade (getting an SSD, higher capacity HDD / SSD, more RAM, etc.) at a later date.

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828466

TheXnator wrote:

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X

I'd recommend either get a lower capacity (128GB) SSD or no SSD at all to begin with to save yourself some money. No need to go all out from the start, you can always upgrade (getting an SSD, higher capacity HDD / SSD, more RAM, etc.) at a later date.

Lower capacity is a good idea but never go without one, slow as fuck

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #828764

Thanks for all the replies, I made a rough idea of what I want Still need to check if the parts are compactable	Sada. Offline Mythical Boarder Confused and disgusted by the ban Posts: 5674 Thanks received: 3850 Karma: 263
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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #829011

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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #829013

Bunnyslippers69 wrote: its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X Okish build but don't buy the ssd. I didn't, i can run any game max and it saves a whole lotta money	collin4lizard Offline Senior Boarder Posts: 328 Thanks received: 64 Karma: 1
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PC help 7 years 6 months ago #829018

collin4lizard wrote:

Bunnyslippers69 wrote:

its a bit over budget and you may want to get more ram in the future but this should run most games
uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/4KTc6X

Okish build but don't buy the ssd. I didn't, i can run any game max and it saves a whole lotta money

SSD's are there for the boot times and program loading times, they do make a massive difference in that sense. SSD's benefit your build so much more than HDD's but at a higher cost:size ratio

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