Lets build a budget desk pc

in #steemit • 7 years ago (edited)

I have some knowledge about building pc-s but that knowledge is out of date exactly 10 yesrs.
10 years ago i whas a hyped kid that folows ewery pc news, and liked alot of intel-s processors like q6600 , but today i dont have time too folow the new stuff ,reviews,benchmark ... etc.
And now i am hear ascking for your help to make a good ,budget desk pc that can be used for steam games and all infomedia and etc. I need real suggestion from real ,live and personal experience what works good and how good,what works bad and why ...etcall_parts123.jpg

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    Don't follow the urge to go out and buy the parts immediately. If you can, save even more cash so you don't feel that remorse of not spending a few more bucks on something a lot better. Try watching a couple of budget build YouTube videos from Austin Evans or LinusTechTips to get a feel for what today's parts can handle. I would recommend an unlocked i5, at least 8 gb of RAM, a gtx 1060, and you can configure the rest to your needs. SSDs are definitely worth it because of their read and write speeds, but a regular hard drive like the Western Digital black series works well. That build can get you at least 100 frames in Overwatch at High and 250 frames in CSGO at low. (I prefer frames over looks when playing CS) Hope this helped! :D

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