So I'm new to the PC building scene, having played console since I was a kid, and I want to get myself a PC. I have a friend who built his own, so I thought I'd do the same - he also told me this way was cheaper.
I've looked at various Internet articles, and thought the best place to start would be to get a list of parts together. However, seeing as I'm new to the scene, and my friend says he doesn't know much about it all either, I need help with it all. I looked at articles and comparison sites (such as this one) to decide most of these parts, but like I said, I don't really know what it means. Anyways, here's a list.
Processer: Intel core i5-7500 - £188 // Intel core 13-7100 - £114
Motherboard: ASRock Fatal1ty Z170 Gaming K4 - £113
Memory: Corsair vengeance lpx - £65
Graphics card: Nvidia gtx 950 - £140
Power supply: Seasonic prime 650 - £185 // evga supernova 850 p2 - £125
Ssd: Samsung 850 evo 500gb - £150
Hdd: Western digital black - £120
Cpu cooler: Cooler master hyper 212 evo - £30
Case:Cit mesh - £20
No disk drive
Total: ~£800
http://www.pcgamer.com/how-to-build-a-gaming-pc-a-beginners-guide/
The article at the bottom is the website I used just to see what parts I needed, and if I didn't understand at all what it meant, such as the power supply, ssd and Hdd, I used their examples.
I would really appreciate if someone could help me with this, and just look over the parts, telling me if they're any good. I want this to be a gaming PC, so running stuff like Battlefield 1 is a must. Other games as well, such as Overwatch and Ark, but I imagine they're less intensive than the former. My budgets around £800, but I would like to dip below that if I can, I'm just not sure if knocking of some money would decimate performance (I'd rather it not).
Thanks in advance, this would help me out a lot, this is all new to me.
I've looked at various Internet articles, and thought the best place to start would be to get a list of parts together. However, seeing as I'm new to the scene, and my friend says he doesn't know much about it all either, I need help with it all. I looked at articles and comparison sites (such as this one) to decide most of these parts, but like I said, I don't really know what it means. Anyways, here's a list.
Processer: Intel core i5-7500 - £188 // Intel core 13-7100 - £114
Motherboard: ASRock Fatal1ty Z170 Gaming K4 - £113
Memory: Corsair vengeance lpx - £65
Graphics card: Nvidia gtx 950 - £140
Power supply: Seasonic prime 650 - £185 // evga supernova 850 p2 - £125
Ssd: Samsung 850 evo 500gb - £150
Hdd: Western digital black - £120
Cpu cooler: Cooler master hyper 212 evo - £30
Case:Cit mesh - £20
No disk drive
Total: ~£800
http://www.pcgamer.com/how-to-build-a-gaming-pc-a-beginners-guide/
The article at the bottom is the website I used just to see what parts I needed, and if I didn't understand at all what it meant, such as the power supply, ssd and Hdd, I used their examples.
I would really appreciate if someone could help me with this, and just look over the parts, telling me if they're any good. I want this to be a gaming PC, so running stuff like Battlefield 1 is a must. Other games as well, such as Overwatch and Ark, but I imagine they're less intensive than the former. My budgets around £800, but I would like to dip below that if I can, I'm just not sure if knocking of some money would decimate performance (I'd rather it not).
Thanks in advance, this would help me out a lot, this is all new to me.
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