Hello everyone. I'm from India and wish to buy a new pc capable of 1080p gaming at med-high settings in games like Assassin's Creed, Watch Dogs, Tomb Raider, Far Cry 3, GTA V etc. I'll be mostly playing single player games without any multiplayer or networking involved.
Now after searching for almost 2 days through google, these forums and other sites to find available parts nearby, I've come up with two possible builds which are within my budget of 660$ (INR 40,000). Do note that these parts are costlier in my country than the price available on newegg or amazon so my build may seem costly but these are the lowest prices I could get.
1st Build : http://pcpartpicker.com/p/rsfTFT
Processor : AMD FX-6300
Motherboard : Gigabyte micro ATX 78-MLT
Memory : 2 x Corsair 4 GB DDR3-1600 Mhz
Storage : AData Premier Pro 64 GB SSD, 1 TB WD External HDD
GPU : MSI Nvidia GTX 750Ti
PSU : Corsair CX600M semi-modular
Now so far, this is my target build since I think it offers the most bang for buck and I don't plan to update this before 2 years or so. The problem is I can't find a suitable mini-itx case for it. I was hoping to use the Cooler master Elite 110 but PCPartPicker listed it as incompatible with the GPU. Another problem is that I wish to install a wifi card in my build as well, but don't want to go for USB adapter. Is it possible to install a mini-pcie or pcie wifi card in this build?
My 2nd Build : http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Vxdh23
Processor : Intel i3 4130
Motherboard : Asrock B85M-ITX
Case : Cooler Master Elite 110
Memory : 2x Corsair 4GB DDR3-1600Mhz
Storage : AData Premier Pro 64 GB SSD, 1 TB WD External HDD
GPU : Zotac Nvidia GTX 750Ti
PSU : Corsair CX600M semi-modular
This build is almost ready since all the parts are compatible according to PCPartPicker. But from various forums including this one, I've read that Fx-6300 is much better than i3-4130 so I changed to the above build. Also this build faces the same problem as above regarding wifi. I have no clue whether I can install a mini-pcie or pcie wifi card in this build.
So can you all please help me make the right choice? This is the first time I'm assembling a PC myself so a bit confused. Thanks!
Now after searching for almost 2 days through google, these forums and other sites to find available parts nearby, I've come up with two possible builds which are within my budget of 660$ (INR 40,000). Do note that these parts are costlier in my country than the price available on newegg or amazon so my build may seem costly but these are the lowest prices I could get.
1st Build : http://pcpartpicker.com/p/rsfTFT
Processor : AMD FX-6300
Motherboard : Gigabyte micro ATX 78-MLT
Memory : 2 x Corsair 4 GB DDR3-1600 Mhz
Storage : AData Premier Pro 64 GB SSD, 1 TB WD External HDD
GPU : MSI Nvidia GTX 750Ti
PSU : Corsair CX600M semi-modular
Now so far, this is my target build since I think it offers the most bang for buck and I don't plan to update this before 2 years or so. The problem is I can't find a suitable mini-itx case for it. I was hoping to use the Cooler master Elite 110 but PCPartPicker listed it as incompatible with the GPU. Another problem is that I wish to install a wifi card in my build as well, but don't want to go for USB adapter. Is it possible to install a mini-pcie or pcie wifi card in this build?
My 2nd Build : http://pcpartpicker.com/p/Vxdh23
Processor : Intel i3 4130
Motherboard : Asrock B85M-ITX
Case : Cooler Master Elite 110
Memory : 2x Corsair 4GB DDR3-1600Mhz
Storage : AData Premier Pro 64 GB SSD, 1 TB WD External HDD
GPU : Zotac Nvidia GTX 750Ti
PSU : Corsair CX600M semi-modular
This build is almost ready since all the parts are compatible according to PCPartPicker. But from various forums including this one, I've read that Fx-6300 is much better than i3-4130 so I changed to the above build. Also this build faces the same problem as above regarding wifi. I have no clue whether I can install a mini-pcie or pcie wifi card in this build.
So can you all please help me make the right choice? This is the first time I'm assembling a PC myself so a bit confused. Thanks!