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KronosA113

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Hey everyone, I am building a gaming computer for my budget, these parts are what I have found to be the best fit for what I am looking for in my price range. I'm fairly sure these parts will work smoothly together but I wanted to have a few more eyes look it over to see if I've missed anything. Thanks if anyone takes the time to help :) http://pcpartpicker.com/list/hm8kd6
 
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The 750ti is still a good card but the RX 480 isn't too much more and gives you quite a bit more frames. (https://imgur.com/a/sw5u3#rfPxYci check this out! :) ) On all games tested on ultra got over 60 FPS. (also check this out http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-750-Ti-vs-AMD-RX-480/2187vs3634) I don't think you are going to run anything too heavy so if you are going to go with the RX 480 you won't need the 8GB edition. The 4GB is enough to get the job done.

SSD won't add frames but will boost boot times on games and your OS. The PSU isn't the greatest but it's adequate. If you want to save money the OG PSU is fine but if you are willing to spend more money that could be used in another build the XFX or SeaSonic PSU is the...
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Totally agree with Dexxterlab97. Get the RX 480 or GTX 1060. Add a SSD to the build. You may want to go with a better quality PSU. It's a little bit more expensive but well worth it. Get any XFX or SeaSonic PSU; they are great quality. Not sure on the quality of the CPU cooler but the Cryorig H7 is very good or the Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO.
 
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KronosA113

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Thanks for your reply.

Im looking into a ssd, but Im waiting to see what my next paycheck looks like. Also, which RX 480 are you saying is cheaper? So far I only see them around $200+

(EDIT: I misread what you said, I understand now :p)
 
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KronosA113

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Thanks for the information. I will definitely reconsider my psu, I mostly chose it because of a mail-in rebate.
 
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WiiUMasterGman

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The 750ti is still a good card but the RX 480 isn't too much more and gives you quite a bit more frames. (https://imgur.com/a/sw5u3#rfPxYci check this out! :) ) On all games tested on ultra got over 60 FPS. (also check this out http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-750-Ti-vs-AMD-RX-480/2187vs3634) I don't think you are going to run anything too heavy so if you are going to go with the RX 480 you won't need the 8GB edition. The 4GB is enough to get the job done.

SSD won't add frames but will boost boot times on games and your OS. The PSU isn't the greatest but it's adequate. If you want to save money the OG PSU is fine but if you are willing to spend more money that could be used in another build the XFX or SeaSonic PSU is the way to go.
 
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