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ItsBommy

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Hello!
I build a pc and I am not sure if is it good.
I picked I5 6500
motherboard:MSI B150M GRENADE
gpu:gtx 1060 (6 or 3 gb still not sure)
and I would use my old psu:ATX Real Power Ultron ECO Silent bronze 500W, 80+ Bronze
If someone could tell me if this is good.
Thanks :D
 
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Thx for advices. :)
I don't know about my psu too much.
It costs about 55euros and it has 1x 20 + 4 Pin,4x 4 Pin Molex 5.25“, 5x S-ATA,1x P4,1x 6 pinski PCI-e, 1x 6+2 pinski PCI-e
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ItsBommy

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Thx for advices. :)
I don't know about my psu too much.
It costs about 55euros and it has 1x 20 + 4 Pin,4x 4 Pin Molex 5.25“, 5x S-ATA,1x P4,1x 6 pinski PCI-e, 1x 6+2 pinski PCI-e
 
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lakimens

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Man, for 55Euro you could've gotten a Seasonic S12II, which I'm sure is much better.
Go for i5-7500 with a 4GB RX480 if you want to minimize the budget. 1060 6GB or RX480 6GB if you want to future proof.
A B250 motherboard is needed for the 7500.
 
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lakimens

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What? Because it's more expensive?It's not.
i5-7500 is a newer CPU, also clocked a bit higher than the i5-6500.
B250 is a newer chipset than B150, needed for the i5-7500.
RX480 4GB is the cheapest you can go with a GPU and still play decently, though RX480 8GB or 1060 6GB is recommended.
Just don't get the 3GB 1060, too little VRAM.
 
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