- Jun 17, 2016
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Hello everyone.
I am planning to build my first ever PC soon not only because I got tired of gaming on my laptop, but mainly because I want to start a new hobby (not gaming. The 'building' part.)
I've made a list of all parts and hardware I'll be using here:
http://pcpartpicker.com/list/MrtjXH
Because this is my first build, I'd like to hear any suggestions as to what parts i could use instead of the ones in my list to increase performance and/or save money. I want the price to stay around $900 however and I will definitely not spend more than $1000.
I plan on using it mainly for gaming. But I also don't really care if the game settings aren't maxed out. I just want to run games like GTA V, Skyrim, FarCry4 with more than 40-50 fps AND be a bit future proofed.
I also wanna ask about the power supply, because any online apps suggest that my build will need 350-380 Watts. Is that normal? Because it seems a bit too low. Or do I also have to add the consumption of the monitor/keyboard/mouse/speakers? If someone could help me with choosing a PSU, that would be great.
I am planning to build my first ever PC soon not only because I got tired of gaming on my laptop, but mainly because I want to start a new hobby (not gaming. The 'building' part.)
I've made a list of all parts and hardware I'll be using here:
http://pcpartpicker.com/list/MrtjXH
Because this is my first build, I'd like to hear any suggestions as to what parts i could use instead of the ones in my list to increase performance and/or save money. I want the price to stay around $900 however and I will definitely not spend more than $1000.
I plan on using it mainly for gaming. But I also don't really care if the game settings aren't maxed out. I just want to run games like GTA V, Skyrim, FarCry4 with more than 40-50 fps AND be a bit future proofed.
I also wanna ask about the power supply, because any online apps suggest that my build will need 350-380 Watts. Is that normal? Because it seems a bit too low. Or do I also have to add the consumption of the monitor/keyboard/mouse/speakers? If someone could help me with choosing a PSU, that would be great.
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