(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I have decided to make my custom computer and have a budget of around $500. Could anyone recommend the components of a budget gaming computer build? (MotherBoard, memory, hard drive, power supply, graphics card, sound card, CPU, DVD burner, and at the case). Will give +rep and all my vBux if someone helps me! =D
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[/COLOR]Bump. Please help!

No way you can get a top level(Not even a average) gaming computer for 500. I suggest saving up more money.

But sadly I am on a low budget, and yes you actually can make one for around $500. Just not sure what components to buy.

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Anyone else?

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get a intel i5 processor and a lot of ram if u play pc games

Honestly, its hard to build a good gaming PC for under $500. But, here's what i came up with.

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The total comes to about $503, and trust me, you do need the aftermarket CPU fan. I chose AMD, because you have a low budget, but, they don't last long because they run hot, so that's why you need an aftermarket CPU fan. Oh, you don't need a sound card unless your going to be editing sound or something. Edit: i seen some bad reviews and stuff for the motherboard i chose. So i chose a different one. Its price is slightly higher, but overall, everything should stull be around $500-$550 :y: