Cheap Gaming PC.

vclip · Jun 11, 2016

Hi! I am looking for a cheap gaming pc, preferably Intel (if it can fit in the price range) but AMD is okay too.

I want to play the games:
CSGO,
Minecraft,
Rocket League.

Would Intel or AMD fit better?

I have a price range from about $250/$500. (The cheaper the better).

This will be my first game pc and I don't need it to be a beast but I'd like to run 120/150 fps on Minecraft, 60+ Fps on CSGO and around 60 fps on Rocket League.

I am wiling to build it myself from a YT video, but I'd MUCH rather buy it from a store.

Thank you for helping me,
vclip

Shroomy · Jun 11, 2016

You won't find anything really decent for that price, sorry.

nxghostxn62 · Jun 11, 2016

Graphics Card: Amazon
Cpu: Amazon
Motherboard: Amazon
RAM: Amazon
PSU: Amazon
Case: Amazon
HDD: Amazon

400$ Unless you need a monitor

Llama · Jun 11, 2016

This is in the wrong section. I have reported it for it to be moved.
Just keep in mind where these should go.
Keep yourself out of trouble by doing that.

Guusz · Jun 11, 2016

Negan said:
I have a desktop alienware for $200, that can run BO3 with 140 FPS.
You'd be suprised, mate. ^ Not custom at all.

A link would be very much appreciated

Techknowsitall · Jun 11, 2016

Better to always build your own PC as you'll mostly always get the best performance for your money.* I'm building a PC within the next few days and these are the parts that I ordered. Not all the parts listed below are "necessary". (i.e. Optical Drive, Blue LED kit)

Intel Core i3-6100 | Amazon
8GB Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR4 RAM | Amazon
Asus DVD/Optical Drive | Amazon
NZXT Blue LED 2meter LED kit | Amazon
1TB Seagate HDD | Amazon
Asus GTX 950 | Newegg
GIGABYTE GA-H110M-A (rev. 1.0) Motherboard | Newegg
Corsair Carbide Series 100R Mid Tower Case | Amazon
EVGA 500W PSU | Amazon

This was around $550, after tax and shipping for me.

vclip · Jun 11, 2016

Clerisy said:
This is in the wrong section. I have reported it for it to be moved.
Just keep in mind where these should go.
Keep yourself out of trouble by doing that.

Sorry!

Kuchy · Jun 13, 2016

You could get an APU. It's a CPU and GPU combined. It doesn't have the same power as the separate components can do but my friend's computer only costed $200 and runs MC at 60-100fps.