Pc Help

[Hei 90]

So I was searching for new parts for my pc and watching lots of videos on YouTube for a good build to play games.

 

@jehovas witness sent me this list: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/H7NFKZ

OR

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jtGFm8

Cost more ^

 

Can anyone suggest cheaper parts that are better and or equivalent to them? Thanks

 

@Punchy

@Neeedo

 

[Banana Joe 419]

Now this is just me, but I modified the lowest price PC to a more affordable price but still experience the same. Take a look but it's only a suggestion.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7DYZXH

 

Original Low Price - $628.05

Modified Price -       $545.61

Total Difference -    $  82.44

 

[Hei 90]

6 minutes ago, Banana Joe said:

Now this is just me, but I modified the lowest price PC to a more affordable price but still experience the same. Take a look but it's only a suggestion.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/7DYZXH

 

Original Low Price - $628.05

Modified Price -       $545.61

Total Difference -    $  82.44

 

Thanks but do you think it'll be an upgrade if I change the GTX 1050 to a RX 470? Some people say the RX is better

[Banana Joe 419]

2 minutes ago, Hei said:

Thanks but do you think it'll be an upgrade if I change the GTX 1050 to a RX 470? Some people say the RX is better

It's more of a matter of preference. For me i like the GTX video cards, so I prefered it to this. But then again it's just my opinion and you make the discussion at the end. you wanted something more affordable and knowing myself, I don't like waiting so I want something i can buy now and play and later upgrade over time.

[Hei 90]

7 minutes ago, Banana Joe said:

It's more of a matter of preference. For me i like the GTX video cards, so I prefered it to this. But then again it's just my opinion and you make the discussion at the end. you wanted something more affordable and knowing myself, I don't like waiting so I want something i can buy now and play and later upgrade over time.

Honestly, I'm just trying to get anything better cause I have some prebuilt one  well thanks

[FreeLancer 44]

I would say go for gtx 1060 3gb or the 1050 TI, if you arnt playing games above 1080p you dont need more than 3 gigs of Vram, and it is also cheaper. I personally have a MSI GTX 1060 3gb and it plays any game at 1080p with over 70 fps, and i got it for only $165 on a nice sale. If you want to know about how it does on CSGO with max settings, i get an average of around 200 fps.

[Hei 90]

7 minutes ago, FreeLancer said:

I would say go for gtx 1060 3gb or the 1050 TI, if you arnt playing games above 1080p you dont need more than 3 gigs of Vram, and it is also cheaper. I personally have a MSI GTX 1060 3gb and it plays any game at 1080p with over 70 fps, and i got it for only $165 on a nice sale. If you want to know about how it does on CSGO with max settings, i get an average of around 200 fps.

I'll be playing csgo, rust, h1z1, etc and jahova told me those would run like a charm with a 1050 or rx 470

[spiderpigrider 312]

Atleast tell us your damn budget

 

 

I would recommend this if you budget was around 600 and use the other money on improving your mouse and etc.

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6XjMM8

[Hei 90]

10 minutes ago, spiderpigrider said:

Atleast tell us your damn budget

 

 

Oh yeah, around $500 ~ $700

[FreeLancer 44]

18 minutes ago, spiderpigrider said:

Atleast tell us your damn budget

 

 

I would recommend this if you budget was around 600

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6XjMM8

 

If it was around 700

in process

Dont go with a 6600k just go with a 6600, i doubt he will ever overclock or even need to

[spiderpigrider 312]

5 minutes ago, FreeLancer said:

Dont go with a 6600k just go with a 6600, i doubt he will ever overclock or even need to

Its still Nice to have the options for the future... For 10 bucks more... its worth it

 

 

You can also SAVE so much more by sticking with ddr3, if my memory stands by me...

[Revöker 656]

@Hei what is the spec of your current prebuilt?  if it has a decent CPU then you can just upgrade graphics and by a lot at that if you keep the same budget. It will also help us determine how much of an upgrade these parts would be.

 

To find your specs you can either use this guide or download dection software, your choice.  Either one you will end up either having to tpye out what you have or Screenshot it.

GUIDE: http://www.wikihow.com/Check-Computer-Specifications

 

DOWNLOAD: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/download-app/?referrer-id=1046&application-id=&trackId=E5F70F61-6CD4-49DD-891F-D9B81180D459&return-url=%2Fmy-computer-details

[Hei 90]

6 hours ago, Revöker said:

@Hei what is the spec of your current prebuilt?  if it has a decent CPU then you can just upgrade graphics and by a lot at that if you keep the same budget. It will also help us determine how much of an upgrade these parts would be.

 

To find your specs you can either use this guide or download dection software, your choice.  Either one you will end up either having to tpye out what you have or Screenshot it.

GUIDE: http://www.wikihow.com/Check-Computer-Specifications

 

DOWNLOAD: http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/download-app/?referrer-id=1046&application-id=&trackId=E5F70F61-6CD4-49DD-891F-D9B81180D459&return-url=%2Fmy-computer-details

Let's just say that I can barely run unturned

[Moose 4890]

10 hours ago, spiderpigrider said:

You can also SAVE so much more by sticking with ddr3, if my memory stands by me...

You can't.

 

Anyways, I've noticed a few things in all your builds you have a case, a power supply, etc. If the pre-built is yours and not a family computer, you can save quite a bit of money by just sticking to the case, hard drive and power supply that is in the computer you already use. 

[Hei 90]

@Swed is this good enough for rust 60+ fps medium+ & other games?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tFZTZ8

[Swed 2651]

2 minutes ago, Hei said:

@Swed is this good enough for rust 60+ fps medium+ & other games?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tFZTZ8

I will look at this later, Im just about to head out and run errands.

[Moose 4890]

@Hei does this mean you can't use your current pc parts? You could use the same hard drive case and power supply you currently have and upgrade to an ssd, an i5 etc. and be much better off. 

[Hei 90]

26 minutes ago, Moose said:

@Hei does this mean you can't use your current pc parts? You could use the same hard drive case and power supply you currently have and upgrade to an ssd, an i5 etc. and be much better off. 

It's a prebuilt so I'll have to start from scratch

[Moose 4890]

22 minutes ago, Hei said:

It's a prebuilt so I'll have to start from scratch

Just because it's prebuilt doesn't mean you have to start from scratch. The parts still work....

[cookie eater 965]

36 minutes ago, Moose said:

Just because it's prebuilt doesn't mean you have to start from scratch. The parts still work....

 

 

Like moose said, upgrading your current "prebuilt" pc would be cheaper than building a brand new one.  -- It would be easier for us to help you if you could link the computer you guys bought or give out the spec list of the current build.

 

EDIT: you'll save money by not buying a case hdd or power supply. It could save you a good hundred depending on what you already have.

[Hei 90]

2 hours ago, Moose said:

Just because it's prebuilt doesn't mean you have to start from scratch. The parts still work....

lots of my friends say to just start from scratch because my pc is so shit

[Moose 4890]

4 hours ago, Hei said:

lots of my friends say to just start from scratch because my pc is so shit

Your case and power supply will not make your computer better. There's no reason not to use them. Same with your hdd if you're just using it for data and you invest in an ssd for your OS and main games. 

[Revöker 656]

5 hours ago, Hei said:

lots of my friends say to just start from scratch because my pc is so shit

 

The best part of computer building is reusing older parts.  This is what makes them so much better than consoles that you pretty much stop using after the new one comes out.  If by "pre-Built" you mean a store computer like a dell then it's probably not good, but store made pre-builts are usually pretty decent like the ones at Fry's electronics.

 

If you give us the specs we can help tell you if the parts are good enough or bad enough, most likely they will be bad but you never know.  Like if you had a really good CPU but shit tier GPU then your computer wouldn't handle games so well but you wouldn't know what the problem is if you don't know your specs.  I really can't imagine that you are going to build a computer if you don't even know your current specs.