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PC Build for a Friend (Need suggestions)
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Hey,
I would really like to see you up the budget by atleast $200-$300 because then you can get some kick ass hardware installed and have something that lasts atleast a year rather than a few months.
Just my opinion. $500 can get you something decent, but not great.
I would really like to see you up the budget by atleast $200-$300 because then you can get some kick ass hardware installed and have something that lasts atleast a year rather than a few months.
Just my opinion. $500 can get you something decent, but not great.
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It's a friend's budget, not mine. He is planning on upgrading soon though.
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zakman2225 wrote It's a friend's budget, not mine. He is planning on upgrading soon though.
[ Register or Signin to view external links. ] Here. This is a very good build for the price. He should be able to manage high on all current games. Which is good for a 500$ budget. I made sure not to get any sketchy parts. And all are at least 4 stars with multiple ratings
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