cheap gaming pc that will run games at 1080p

abdurrahmaan

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Hi,

I want to build a cool gaming pc with a budget of around £350. I will want top end games to run at 1080p and a high frame rate. I want a ssd aswel as an internal hard drive. The reason the price is quite low is that I need to buy a cheap gaming keyboard and mouse. Preferably I would want the case to have a see through panel and for it to look very cool (led lighting?)
 

Zerk2012

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You need to recheck the prices just the 4300 with a 750 card is over 350 without a operating system. For sure no SSD and not going to run high end games in 1080p with high FPS
 

Mercian

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I have (calculated) this.
. AMD FX 6350 3.9 GHz,
. Asrock 960GM-VGS3 FX,
. 8GB DDR3 Kingston 1600 single module,
. Integrated Sound Card,
. Manufacturer Supplied Cooler,
. DVD+/- RW - 22X Samsung SATA,
. 500GB S-ATAIII Hard Drive 6.0Gb/s,
. No Secondary Hard Drive,
. AMD R7 370 (2048MB PCI Express DDR DVI),
. No Monitor,
. CiT 2206 Black Midi Case No PSU,
. 500W PSU with 12cm Fan,
. No Operating System I Will Install My Own.,
. No Software,
. 12 Months Warranty,
. In Store Collection,
. Payment by Debit Card,

£ 380.25

Agreed no OS. They are a lot cheaper elsewhere. You can pick up a genuine copy of Windows 7 for £25 or re install an old copy if not OEM. PSU could do with upgrading though.
 

noahhefner

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This is literally the absolute cheapest PC I have ever designed, but this might run some games at medium settings at a decent frame-rate, assuming you have a copy of windows. But a budget like that isn't going to get you the kind of performance you are looking for. I would go for a 500-600 dollar build at least. By the way, an ssd and hdd isn't even feasible with that budget, so I opted for a hybrid drive instead.
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/noah.hefner/saved/#view=ZMzdnQ