First Gaming PC

suprasumo · Apr 26, 2017

Hello,

So recently i wanted to build my first gaming PC with a budget of 750EUR +/-

I dont understand much about building and spec, i've been seaking for help online, foruns.,,

So i came up with this, what you think? I dont want to play all games at high settings, like a GOD..

CPU intel pentium g4560 (3.5ghz) socket 1151
Motherboard MSI b250m bazooka
Memory RAM G.Skill 8gb ddr4 2400mhz aegis
Storage HDD western digital 1tb (5400rpm) sata iii 64mb blue
Storage SSD kingston uv400 240gb sata iii
Graphic Card sapphire radeon rx480 nitro+ oc 8gb gd5
PSU corsair cx-600w (80+)
Case atx cooler master elite 430 usb 3.0

Cheers

Herc08 · Apr 26, 2017

Honestly, I would remove the SSD and upgrade to an i5 for now. Also you may want to use a Corsair cx450m. that mmodel yo have is not as good. Also what WD 1tb is 5400rpm? Mine is 7200rpm

suprasumo · Apr 27, 2017

Herc08 :

Thanks, i added the SSD cause i though it would be nice to instal OS there, i don't know, been watching to much tutorials maybe..

Regarding the Intel, wich one i choose? (Intel Core i5 7400 (3.0GHz) Socket 1151 - 185EUR this one?) so i can try to keep my budget, assuming i will substitute the PSU for a CX 450M, and the HDD to 7200rpm(same price)

Herc08 · Apr 27, 2017

If you can afford all of that, then yes, it will be good. If you can get the SSD, then get it. But if you want to save a few, then you can always re-add it later.

g-unit1111 · Apr 27, 2017

I would put a bit more money into the PSU if you can, the CX are rather on the weak side. A Seasonic S12 is something like $20 more than a CX600 and it's a far better unit.

Herc08 · Apr 27, 2017

g-unit1111 :

I agree, just wanted to save him the most money as possible. I like SeaSonics as they deliver have a 10 year warranty.

g-unit1111 · Apr 27, 2017

Herc08 :

I know on a budget like that every cent is tight, but I would just err on the safe side. If you buy the wrong PSU and something goes wrong, then you have to buy it again, plus whatever equipment it takes out. So I'd rather buy the right PSU now and not have to worry about it. Think of it as "insurance". It's worth the extra $20 or so to not have to buy anything in the future, don't you agree?

Herc08 · Apr 27, 2017

g-unit1111 :

Herc08 :

I know on a budget like that every cent is tight, but I would just err on the safe side. If you buy the wrong PSU and something goes wrong, then you have to buy it again, plus whatever equipment it takes out. So I'd rather buy the right PSU now and not have to worry about it. Think of it as "insurance". It's worth the extra $20 or so to not have to buy anything in the future, don't you agree?

I agree 110%. Just slipped my mind. I guess it's one of those to have and no have to worry, then to worry and not have it..or something like that...anyways. Grab the Seasonic

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