build budget gaming pc $400

Pavan1

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i want to build a budget gaming pc here are my choicess
budget is $400-450 (INR 25000-28000) live in INDIA (want to play games at medium-high with 40-50 fps games like BF$, Watch dogs Farcry 4, and any upcoming games)
fx 8320
asus m5a78lm/usb3 mobo
hyper 212 cooler
2gb(i have)+8gb(will buy) =10 gb ddr3 ram
antec v1 cabinet
keyboard mouse (i have)
cooler master thunder 450w psu(i have)
amd hd 6670 1gb (i have)
1 tb hdd(i have)
please suggest ur opinion
 
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VincentiusIV

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The ram upgrading sounds a bit weird to me. 2gb + 8gb = 10?? That motherboard uses dual channel memory architecture. Wich means if you use 1 or 3 slots, the memory speed will drastically decrease. I suggest you buy 8gb ddr3 ram and replace it with the 2gb. Another thing is that the modules have to be exactly the same in order to work correctly with each other. if you buy that extra 8gb, i assume you buy 2 sticks from 4gb. And those 2 sticks from 4gb will not work with the 2gb. I dont know the exact model numbers from the module(s) you have and the module(s) you're going to buy. Also i dont think you will be able to play BF4 , Watch Dogs and Far cry 4 with an hd 6670. That graphic's card is pretty old, so i suggest you upgrade the power supply to a 550-750 watt (and remember to look for the 80+ certified logo) and then get a better graphic's card. The motherboard and CPU are great though, i use the fx-8320 too, and it works perfect in games like BF4 , Guild Wars 2, Far Cry 3, etc.
 

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i recently had purchased 2 gb which is 1333mhz if i pair it with 1*8 gb 1333mhz ram will it work to give me 10 gb?
 

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No. Speed is just one of many factors you have to look at. The modules have to be exactly the same in order to work with each other, otherwise the ram speed will slow down , blue screens , etc. My suggestion would be to buy another 3 of those 2gb sticks, so you have 8GB in total. And trust me, there are no games out there that realy need more then 8GB. 10GB would perform exactly the same to the 8GB.
 
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why do u say that because of gpu? i have that card and will upgrade at earliest
 

surajbeginooby

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For gpu get the r7 260x that cost me 10500 inr....
I recently built a budget gaming pc and am going to play games...(waiting for the Psu to arrive)
Check that out...it is 30000₹ pc but it will do good for u...
Cpu- i3 3rd gen
Gpu r7 260x 2gb ddr5 asus dc2 oc edition
Ram-Zion 2x4gb(8gb)
Mobo-gigabyte ga-b75 d3h
Case-zebronics low budget cases(1200)
Psu -zebronics 600w platinum
Hdd- seagate 500gb barracuda(will upgrade to sad few months later)
This may take the budget to 33k but it's good if u choose some of the parts.
 

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CPU AMD Athlon X4 750K 3.4GHz Quad-Core Processor $79.49 @ OutletPC
Motherboard ASRock FM2A55M-VG3+ Micro ATX FM2+ Motherboard $45.99 @ Mwave
Memory Patriot Viper 3 4GB (1 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory $42.99 @ Newegg
Storage Seagate Barracuda 1TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive $49.99 @ Amazon
Video Card XFX Radeon R9 270 2GB Core Edition Video Card $139.99 @ NCIX US
Case Rosewill RANGER-M MicroATX Mini Tower Case $29.99 @ Amazon
Power Supply EVGA 430W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply $19.99 @ Newegg
Total
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available $408.43
 

surajbeginooby

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Since price range and availability is completely different here in India...be sure to add 10%-15% more for the price u propose if u look in international shopping websites other than Indian based!...@AngelEyes_666