Making You A PC Part List Service

[Surviving]

I know there are a few other people doing this thing as well but I enjoy helping people with PC's so I am making this thread.

Please, if you are interested reply to this thread with the following form:

Budget: I can do any amounts really, preferably $300 and above.
Main use: Gaming, Productivity/Editing, Both?
Games wanting to play: If applicable
Settings: What settings are you wanting to play in most games?
What resolution is your monitor?: 1080p, 1440p or 4k

I'll PM you with your part list within 24 hours of your reply.

 

[gfghur]

Budget: $2000-$2500
Main use: Gaming
Games: Fortnite, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, COD BO4,
Settings: Medium
Monitor?: 1080p 60Hz

I currently use an Alienware 17R3 Laptop, with a Samsung 24" Curved Monitor. I have my dream peripherals, so I'm set with those. Also just recently dropped $300 on a new desk and chair, so the only things I'm looking to upgrade is my laptop to a custom built PC tower instead of a laptop, and my monitor to an ultrawide 1440p 144Hz.

ALSO LOOKING FOR MY PC TO BE WATER COOLED AND HAVE WHITE L.E.D'S

EDIT: Please link me of where to buy the parts you list.

 

[aliensushi]

Budget: $1.5k-$1.9k
Main use: Twitch Streaming
Games wanting to play: Minecraft, Call of Duty, The Walking Dead, FIFA19, Overwatch, PBG and Battlefield V
Settings: Maxed out
What resolution is your monitor?: Dell 23" 1920 x 1080 60Hz monitor

Extra info: I'm looking for a gaming pc with an i7 8700k processor, 24-32GB of memory, 500GB ssd, etc.

 

[Jami]

Budget: $700-$1k
Main use: Gaming, Streaming, Recording, Editing, pretty much everything.
Games wanting to play: Fortnite, CS:GO, Minecraft, COD, Overwatch, PUBG.
Settings: Maxed out
What resolution is your monitor? 1080p 60hz

 

[Jami]

I HIGHLY Doubt you can stream CS:GO, or PUBG in 48-60fps with a $700 budget. Just being honest.

I just want to see whats the best I can get for this price

 

[aliensushi]

I have a few pc part websites you can get the parts at a discounted cost, I will hit you up sometime soon

Newegg is the cheapest pc parts website you'll find all year around, maybe Frys, but that's on rare occasions.