Post: [Request] PC Build $600.
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06-25-2015, 02:35 PM
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UnknownKiller
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06-25-2015, 06:09 PM
#4
Toke
PC Master Race
Originally posted by Jimmy
As the title says, would like someone who knows about PC's (Toke) and could build a decent PC for around $600?, thanks.
You must login or register to view this content. i 'd save another 100 so you can get a bigger graphics card such as a a 290 or a 280x, you could save some money if u find a place in Australia that sells a athlon 860k
06-25-2015, 07:04 PM
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The_Gazra
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This is what I have just build and I am using at the moment until I can upgrade more parts but it came up to about $810.94 (£515.41 in the UK)
It is a pretty good simple setup. but obviously if you are kinda wanting to go a little cheaper then get a smaller PSU like a 500 or something and that will drop the price a bit then you could scrap the blu ray drive and just get a DVD one for cheap.
Even going to a 600w PSU will drop the price by $60ish and then add another $50 or so for the blu ray drive and it comes up to $700ish.
Personally I would save up another $100 and then you should have a better choice in things to purchase especially if you want to use some up to date things
This is what I have just build and I am using at the moment until I can upgrade more parts but it came up to about $810.94 (£515.41 in the UK)
It is a pretty good simple setup. but obviously if you are kinda wanting to go a little cheaper then get a smaller PSU like a 500 or something and that will drop the price a bit then you could scrap the blu ray drive and just get a DVD one for cheap.
Even going to a 600w PSU will drop the price by $60ish and then add another $50 or so for the blu ray drive and it comes up to $700ish.
Personally I would save up another $100 and then you should have a better choice in things to purchase especially if you want to use some up to date things
06-26-2015, 02:00 PM
#9
Brad
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Originally posted by Gazra
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This is what I have just build and I am using at the moment until I can upgrade more parts but it came up to about $810.94 (£515.41 in the UK)
It is a pretty good simple setup. but obviously if you are kinda wanting to go a little cheaper then get a smaller PSU like a 500 or something and that will drop the price a bit then you could scrap the blu ray drive and just get a DVD one for cheap.
Even going to a 600w PSU will drop the price by $60ish and then add another $50 or so for the blu ray drive and it comes up to $700ish.
Personally I would save up another $100 and then you should have a better choice in things to purchase especially if you want to use some up to date things
This is what I have just build and I am using at the moment until I can upgrade more parts but it came up to about $810.94 (£515.41 in the UK)
It is a pretty good simple setup. but obviously if you are kinda wanting to go a little cheaper then get a smaller PSU like a 500 or something and that will drop the price a bit then you could scrap the blu ray drive and just get a DVD one for cheap.
Even going to a 600w PSU will drop the price by $60ish and then add another $50 or so for the blu ray drive and it comes up to $700ish.
Personally I would save up another $100 and then you should have a better choice in things to purchase especially if you want to use some up to date things
Just curious, why did you get a 750w psu? It's seems hugely unnecessary for the parts on that list.
Originally posted by Kas
Wouldn't it be better to get 2x4gb ram for dual channel?
Edit: Failed, could of multi quoted instead of 2 posts
woops
Edit: Failed, could of multi quoted instead of 2 posts
woops
You only see benefits of dual channel in benchmarks really. Real world use, not so much. I still prefer 2x4gb due to if one fails you can just remove it :p
06-26-2015, 02:07 PM
#10
The_Gazra
League Champion
Originally posted by Brad
Just curious, why did you get a 750w psu? It's seems hugely unnecessary for the parts on that list.
You only see benefits of dual channel in benchmarks really. Real world use, not so much. I still prefer 2x4gb due to if one fails you can just remove it :p
You only see benefits of dual channel in benchmarks really. Real world use, not so much. I still prefer 2x4gb due to if one fails you can just remove it :p
I got one just because I am upgrading it every week nearly so instead of buying things and then it needing more from the PSU I just got a bigger one instead. I mean I have just added another 2 HDDs and another DVD Drive so it made more sense at the time lol.
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