Gaming pc build

[Jurhed]

need a build including monitor cuz i need a new comp

Budget $800-1100

@technerds
Whoever finds me a decent one gets a cool acc

 

[Scrimm]

what games do u play? I might have good parts suggestions if u play medium-high games.

 

[Jurhed]

what games do u play? I might have good parts suggestions if u play medium-high games.

Csgo
Minecraft

 

[Pyro]

Intel i7 6700
GTX 970
8 GB ram
750 watt psu
MSI 970 gaming motherboard
WD Blue 1tb hd
BenQ Gaming Monitor RL2455HM

Total is like 1100

 

[kitcat]

i7 is way better and pree much same pricee.

Pretty much the same price?
wat?

 

[arches]

Intel i7 6700
GTX 970
8 GB ram
750 watt psu
MSI 970 gaming motherboard
WD Blue 1tb hd
BenQ Gaming Monitor RL2455HM

Total is like 1100

Don't plan on putting all the parts anywhere? There's no case.

8 GB ram; OP is asking for help, please specify what kind of ram.

@OP Please buy an SSD.

And make sure your PSU is from a good brand.

 

[Pendejo]

Just get an i5 and a 960. Can runs most games at 1080. Get the right parts to fit it all in, you can get it for under $1000

 

[chucK_]

Hello, MC-M user(s),

I would like to suggest to you a few things for your PC that might help you. The games you play specifically require heavy single-core CPU performance and your ability to install shaders and more high-quality texture packs in Minecraft as well as playing high details in Counter-Strike will be dependant on your GPU.

The first thing is don't be biased. You'll have all these people overmaxxing their PCs to play Fallout 4 on a 12k resolution who will tell you "omfg buy intel you noob," but that's a falsality. You're going to look at "price per performance" and what you can do with the money you have. I suggest bullding your PC in this order:

1. GPU
2. Mother Board
3. CPU
4. SSD/HDD Storage
5. RAM
6. PSU
7. After-market Cooling
8. Case
9. Accessories (cords)

Extra things to note:

• 144Hz Monitor is prefered, but stay above 60Hz
• For this priced build, you'll probably get more put of a good performing single-core AMD CPU than an i3-i7 of similar benchmarks
• I recommend Crucial Ballistix Sport RAM. I'm currently using a 4GBx3 DDR3 configuration in my current build.
• Fully modular power supply, always.
• Try to get an SSD as large as you can, but don't be weary of packing a 1TB+ HDD in (look for the Seagate Barricuda series)

This is all I have for you. If you have any more questions or would like me to compile an example build for you, please, let me know via PM or Skype at live:kennyscolts2.

EDIT 1: Threw this together on mobile, kind of bad, but you see what I'm going for here, http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wrDdLk

EDIT 2: Check LinusTechTips on YouTube and their forums for a lot of computer related help!

Convivial Respects,
Kenneth J
TotalNetwork Owner
VanillaMC Owner

 

[Pendejo]

Jurhed if you want I can send you a parts list. I used to no life computers. I would spend HOURS on pcpartpicker daily lmao.

 

[arches]

Also, OP;

MCM is a forums about Minecraft. Half of these people don't know what they're talking about. There's plenty of great builds on YouTube and other parts of the web that have a price. Just find a monitor you like and subtract that from the total.

This method is much better because you get to see how it will look and how it will perform.