Pc build

BlackJack

What you are failing to see is that I'm saying at the rate in which graphics and gaming in general is evolving that CPU is gonna fall far behind in 2-3 years and the 860k will be like a Pentium from a windows 98 build, Right now I 100% know it doesn't compare to any intel cpu's that are like 100 or more
~ @fasehed

My bad. You weren't too clear about that bit.

Montitor and keyboard and heaadphones. Headphones not required. Have 3 mouses
~ @lfpnub

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/dNmc3C

HyperX Cloud II is a very good headset, me and my friend group have had them for awhile and love it. Keyboard is a good entry level mech, you can grab a $20 keyboard instead if the initial cost for everything is too high. This is about as good as you'll get for $800.

Black, and Fase I lowered my price
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BKTfYJ
Link
~ @LIAHKIM55

I'll get a build together for you in a bit. If you're only doing Minecraft and Terraria, you won't need nearly that much hardware. Do you need a mouse, monitor, keyboard, headphones?

LIAHKIM55

'll get a build together for you in a bit. If you're only doing Minecraft and Terraria, you won't need nearly that much hardware. Do you need a mouse, monitor, keyboard, headphones?
~ @BlackJack

Standard recording gear, wireless keyboard, mouse? one where i can get 7 cps.

n00bslayer_99

@BlackJack If you have any spare time, would you kindly take a look at a build for me? It needs to be able to play games like Arma 3, Fallout 4, Witcher 3 you get the idea. I also want specs that are capable of streaming/recording in the future. And 16gb ram is a requirement for me, I use photoshop a ton in relation to work. Absolutely do not give any attention to VR capable specs, I can't stand the crap.

I need keyboard and monitor.

benster82

At the max, hopefully some GTA, Rocket league, standard AAA games like COD and CS:GO.
~ @lfpnub

What kind of performance are you looking for in these games? I've built a $225 system that can play all of these games at a steady 30 fps in 720p.

(Link if interested: http://pcpartpicker.com/user/benster82/saved/9xk2FT )

I know nothing about this. But if you're making a computer, you need a monitor. Your graphics, colors, speed, are only as good as your monitor. If you want a 26inch monitor (corner to corner) then expect to pay up to 400$
~ @Marshy_88

You don't have to waste $400 to get a good monitor. If all you need is a 60hz 1080p monitor, $200 should do just fine.

SirCallow

Please stop.
You don't need a $2500 gaming computer. A lot of the cost you incurred is tacked on extras that you don't need, or are unbalanced.
What are you doing with the computer? Games, video editing, overclocking competitions? What games will you be playing? Will you be overclocking? What is your (REALISTIC) budget? You don't have a job, keep it simple and low. And just remember, in a month or two any build you put together will be worthless, so buy it quick. Prices and parts change very often.
Same goes for you. What are you doing with the computer, what games will you be playing, are you overclocking or not? When are you buying it?
~ @BlackJack

^ This so much. When I first began research, I went for a $2000 rig and I didn't even have a job. I've done further research and decided I only needed about $1400 worth of PC, not $2000. Also, @LIAHKIM55, I'd ask ur dad about buying Microsoft Office, as mine can get a $100 discount just because of the type of work he is in. It's worth looking into imo.

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