Author Topic: Help me buy a new PC  (Read 2246 times)

I know people have already said this, but you're much better off building a PC yourself. Not only do you get more for your money, you also get more control over what parts are used other than the CPU and graphics card, such as the power supply, SSD and hard drive. Here's one I put together for you: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Chipskate/saved/pxNH99

first of all that was cringey as forget:second this belongs in PC megathread
Actually it belongs in off topic.

Anyways op, you're honestly a lot better off just building one with only an $800 budget.

OP i have a PC that i helped my room mate build a while back that can run Battlefield 4 and most other modern games on high settings. I'm currently asking $600 for it so PM me if you're interested.

If your on a budget a GTX 750 ti will do good, but if you can go higher go for a GTX 970.


I really recommend you build one yourself, I learned through YouTube tutorials.
a 960 will get you much more for a few more dollars

I know people have already said this, but you're much better off building a PC yourself. Not only do you get more for your money, you also get more control over what parts are used other than the CPU and graphics card, such as the power supply, SSD and hard drive. Here's one I put together for you: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Chipskate/saved/pxNH99
He should get windows from the microsoftsoftwareswap , its way cheaper, and just download the windows 10 iso, since he can activate windows after its installed.

He should get windows from the microsoftsoftwareswap , its way cheaper, and just download the windows 10 iso, since he can activate windows after its installed.
Oh right, forgot that was a thing. Yeah, that's definitely a better alternative than buying Windows 7 and then upgrading to Windows 10; cheaper and less of a hassle.

Oh right, forgot that was a thing. Yeah, that's definitely a better alternative than buying Windows 7 and then upgrading to Windows 10; cheaper and less of a hassle.
I made my own list i want you to check it please http://pcpartpicker.com/p/FMyPqs

I made my own list i want you to check it please http://pcpartpicker.com/p/FMyPqs
Don't use a HDD for your OS, get a small ssd like the Samsung 850 Evo 120gb and put the OS on that and shove everything else into the HDD as extra storage.

Also don't buy any disk copy of windows, just buy the key from Microsoft-software-swap and install the Windows 10 iso from a flashdrive.