Alright, I wanna get a new PC. Budget is £1000. I even bought some games on last year's christmas steam sale. Problem is, I'm a huge retard when it comes down to this, and the last PC I owned was a shitty prebuilt. Any tips on this shit?
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Chase Barnes
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John Kelly
well, first of all, you wait for the ryzen 3XXX line-up :^)
Jose King
logical increments > pcpartpicker > yt building tutorials
/g/ also has a general: /pcbg/
Joshua Hernandez
Just go with AMD proccessor and buy two lower shelf GPUs for CrossFire
Lincoln Thompson
>crossfire/sli
NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER
do this
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Jordan Williams
thanks lad
Nathaniel Scott
what does this mean exactly
Joshua Rogers
>Any tips on this shit?
Don't ask Yea Forums
Cooper White
Bruh u gotta delete that system 32 folder. It makes your PC run faster.
Colton Ramirez
crossfire is two amd gpus and sli is two nvidia gpus. Don't bother, you don't need all that power.
Jason Ortiz
What resolution and fps do you want to play at?
1080p: Gtx 1660 +latest i5
1440p: Gtx 1070 +latest i5
4k: gtx 1080ti + latest i7
Then build the rest of the pc based on your budget that is left over.
Daniel Harris
>intel
ohnononono
Andrew Lee
>latest i5/i7
just no, that's overpaying
buy a r5 2600 and put the rest towards a GPU
Benjamin Wright
I'm in the same boat. Want to build my first good PC but don't know the first thing about it, and I'm afraid of being ripped off if I go to a store, or people messing with me on purpose on the internet.
Guess I'll keep using this toaster forever.
Robert Watson
I don't really give a shit about graphics, as long as the framerate is great. If I had to pick, 1080p and 60fps would be lovely.
Wyatt Bailey
Use PC part picker, it's how I built my first pc back in the day. You could just buy prebuilt too but if you want to build your own use pcpartpicker.com
Also reddit has really help subs for PC building if you dont mind using reddit
Daniel Butler
how do so many people not know about PC part picker. it's so easy these days to make a desktop.
Mason Thompson
1060 should work for you, could also get a 1070 for a little more power if you wanted.
Brayden Bailey
If you can wait a month or so, new AMD processors are being announced in a week and they'll likely be a very strong competitor to Intel.
Nathaniel Morales
No idea, back in the day when these threads were made it would be mentioned within the first 4 replies.
Jacob Johnson
to be the fair the first reply was about it, i'm just surprised that it's still being asked, considering when I google "gaming pc part guide" I get part picker as the first link.
Brandon Thomas
That's what I mean though, how do I know I can trust that site, or people telling me I should use it? For all I know they're pushing certain brands or they're subjective in some other way? I really wish I had a friend who knows about PCs or something.
Gabriel Gutierrez
I know about PCs, that site can be trusted, so can logical increments, there is a reason everyone recommends it, and you're making a PC, you are not doing brain surgery, if you take a general consensus on parts you are not going to go very wrong, now those sites don't take into account new hardware and potential price drops, which are things you need to consider, so when building a computer, make sure to google "next gen intel/amd/nvidia" for processors and graphics cards and if it's not far off, and you don't need the newest card, wait for that since prices will go down.
Anthony Reyes
OP is retarded and so are most Yea Forums users.
Jose Sanchez
Ignore everyone in this thread and just get a another prebuilt. Save the time and effort.
Ethan Miller
no one's keeping you here
Gavin Foster
and overpay 50%? lol