Building my own pc?

[Boo]

I need help! I have a budget around like 1k. I wanna build a new pc hmu with one or parts.

 

[Boo]

Looking to stream fortnite with this

 

[Debian]

hey dude, i recommend you to use topachat configomatic to make your pc, the shipping is only in france but the tool is made so all the parts of the pc are compatible

 

[Ambrosia]

What desk do you have?

 

[Sqet]

Hey mate. I can set you up with a part list if you would like. My first build was with a i5 7400 Intel CPU on a Gigabyte Sniper motherboard running 16 gb of ddr4 ram with a gtx 1060 gpu. This would run fortnite at about 120 frames on max settings with no frame degrade while recording with shadow play and streaming with obs.

 

[Boo]

I'm looking to build one

 

[Cheetah]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qgX8bX hows something like this?

 

[Scooby]

I'm looking to build one

Build? Prices are real high right now. You'd be better off buying a pre-built one.

 

[Boo]

Build? Prices are real high right now. You'd be better off buying a pre-built one.

Thanks for the info! Send me prebuilt/build parts

 

[Leeiuum]

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qgX8bX hows something like this?

This is a really nice computer for the price.

 

[BluePlays24]

I would suggest going on the "buildapcforme" reddit

 

[Boo]

What should I do? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qgX8bX ??
or ??

 

[Viper]

What should I do? https://pcpartpicker.com/list/qgX8bX ??
or ??

HMU on discord, Viper#5050.

You can tell me any requirements or things that you need for your pc, and I’ll make a build that is best for your needs

 

[jxhdvn]

sorry i’m extremely terrible at this and ian looking to build a pc too.
Where’s the cooler?

processors come with coolers in the box

 

[Vilsike]

Looking to stream fortnite with this

There's the issue. Fortnite is trash of a game and honestly doesn't require much to stream it.

But decide on what you want to run; AMD or Intel?
Then decide on your color theme.
Then decide on what you want to spend more on; Graphics or CPU power?
Then decide on how much space you want; HDD or SSD?
Do you need a new monitor, keyboard, mouse, and headset?

When building a PC, it's pretty darn important to know what you want before you start building it. In my case, if I was going to start off with a $1,000.00 budget I'd aim to have the total cost of +/-$200 to account for any shipping costs or price changes. It's always good to have a cushion for emergencies. The last thing you'll want is to find the right parts and it's right on $1,000.00 but later find out that when you hit check-out the price for the GPU went up $75.00 and you can no longer afford the system.

Also need to look at that since you're on a budget, are you re-using some of your old parts? For instance, is the case still good? Is the RAM still good? Can you SLI two 1060's since you have one?

 

[jxhdvn]

edited someones design
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jkNXV6
sure you wont have a better videocard, but the ssd makes loading times extremely faster

 

[Boo]

There's the issue. Fortnite is trash of a game and honestly doesn't require much to stream it.

But decide on what you want to run; AMD or Intel?
Then decide on your color theme.
Then decide on what you want to spend more on; Graphics or CPU power?
Then decide on how much space you want; HDD or SSD?
Do you need a new monitor, keyboard, mouse, and headset?

When building a PC, it's pretty darn important to know what you want before you start building it. In my case, if I was going to start off with a $1,000.00 budget I'd aim to have the total cost of +/-$200 to account for any shipping costs or price changes. It's always good to have a cushion for emergencies. The last thing you'll want is to find the right parts and it's right on $1,000.00 but later find out that when you hit check-out the price for the GPU went up $75.00 and you can no longer afford the system.

Also need to look at that since you're on a budget, are you re-using some of your old parts? For instance, is the case still good? Is the RAM still good? Can you SLI two 1060's since you have one?

Intel perferably[DOUBLEPOST=1535936096][/DOUBLEPOST]

There's the issue. Fortnite is trash of a game and honestly doesn't require much to stream it.

But decide on what you want to run; AMD or Intel?
Then decide on your color theme.
Then decide on what you want to spend more on; Graphics or CPU power?
Then decide on how much space you want; HDD or SSD?
Do you need a new monitor, keyboard, mouse, and headset?

When building a PC, it's pretty darn important to know what you want before you start building it. In my case, if I was going to start off with a $1,000.00 budget I'd aim to have the total cost of +/-$200 to account for any shipping costs or price changes. It's always good to have a cushion for emergencies. The last thing you'll want is to find the right parts and it's right on $1,000.00 but later find out that when you hit check-out the price for the GPU went up $75.00 and you can no longer afford the system.

Also need to look at that since you're on a budget, are you re-using some of your old parts? For instance, is the case still good? Is the RAM still good? Can you SLI two 1060's since you have one?

Is it possible to pull parts from my current pc? such as a graphics card + power supply

 

[Vilsike]

Intel perferably[DOUBLEPOST=1535936096][/DOUBLEPOST]
Is it possible to pull parts from my current pc? such as a graphics card + power supply

Fair enough. Typically though Intel is more in terms of money.

You can salvage parts if they all work together. For instance, what case do you have or is it a default Wal-Mart type case? What PSU do you have? You can save the graphics card, but I'd recommend getting another 1060 for SLI.