Is this both a good Entry level gaming pc, and parts compatible?

HarrisonG

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Motherboard: Asus F2A55 Motherboard Base FM2 ATX – EBAY - £30

APU: AMD A8 7600 3.3 GHZ - £72

RAM: Kingston DDR3 4GB - £20

HDD: Western Digital Caviar Blue 3.5” 320Gb 7200Rpm - £18

PSU: EVGA 500W - £38

Case: CiT 2206 Black ATX Midi PC Gaming Case Gloss Black/Red - £17.69

Total - £195 BUDGET = £200
 
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The APU series, while having a better iGPU than Intel's offerings, they still aren't enough for modern games, and once you'll get a nice video card, the APU cpu won't be powerful enough to handle it, so I'd highly suggest two things:

1.- Switch to an Intel build, with a H81 mobo + a i3-4330 or at the very least a G3258 CPU.

2.- Get another 100£ so you can get a GTX 750 Ti / R7 260x, anything below that is simply not enough for current games.

Also if possible stretch your budget a little further to get a 1TB HDD, 320GB gets filled up very quickly.
The APU series, while having a better iGPU than Intel's offerings, they still aren't enough for modern games, and once you'll get a nice video card, the APU cpu won't be powerful enough to handle it, so I'd highly suggest two things:

1.- Switch to an Intel build, with a H81 mobo + a i3-4330 or at the very least a G3258 CPU.

2.- Get another 100£ so you can get a GTX 750 Ti / R7 260x, anything below that is simply not enough for current games.

Also if possible stretch your budget a little further to get a 1TB HDD, 320GB gets filled up very quickly.
 
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i doubt that without a GPU you can play medium 720p with a playable fps
listen to what radikal said