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Build Me A PC (600 GBP)
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What is your budget and currency? 600 GBP
Do you need a monitor? No.
Do you need a keyboard? No.
Do you need a mouse? No.
Do you need an operating system? No. I have Windows 10.
What will you use the PC for? Gaming and everyday use, I want to be able to play BF1 on good settings if that would be possible. I'd also like to play GTA with 60FPS.
If that's not possible within the budget, tell me and I will increase the budget.
Cheers.
Do you need a monitor? No.
Do you need a keyboard? No.
Do you need a mouse? No.
Do you need an operating system? No. I have Windows 10.
What will you use the PC for? Gaming and everyday use, I want to be able to play BF1 on good settings if that would be possible. I'd also like to play GTA with 60FPS.
If that's not possible within the budget, tell me and I will increase the budget.
Cheers.
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Nice little system.
As for running GTA V at 60FPS, it depends what settings and resolution you're running at. However, even enthusiast grade GPUs won't be able to max GTA V out with 60FPS at lower resolutions than 4k. You will however, easily be able to achieve 60FPS in GTA V at 1080p at decent settings.
Nice little system.
As for running GTA V at 60FPS, it depends what settings and resolution you're running at. However, even enthusiast grade GPUs won't be able to max GTA V out with 60FPS at lower resolutions than 4k. You will however, easily be able to achieve 60FPS in GTA V at 1080p at decent settings.
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Nice little system.
As for running GTA V at 60FPS, it depends what settings and resolution you're running at. However, even enthusiast grade GPUs won't be able to max GTA V out with 60FPS at lower resolutions than 4k. You will however, easily be able to achieve 60FPS in GTA V at 1080p at decent settings.
I don't want to max it out I just want to play it at decent settings at 60 cheers mate.
that SSD won't be enough storage, what's a good hdd to swap out for the SSD and I'll eventually pick one back up
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240GB should be plenty for a while, and you can easily add a 1TB HDD when you have a spare £40 or so. You'll definitely want to start with the SSD, as you want the OS on the SSD. You'll also want to install GTA V on your SSD, it loads significantly quicker.
If you want/need an HDD straight away;
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Cheaper case, and stock cooler but you get the SSD and HDD. You can easily add the Raijintek Aidos later. If you want, you can get the windowed version of the Tesseract fir £5 more;
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Cheaper case, and stock cooler but you get the SSD and HDD. You can easily add the Raijintek Aidos later. If you want, you can get the windowed version of the Tesseract fir £5 more;
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Sanctorum wrote 240GB should be plenty for a while, and you can easily add a 1TB HDD when you have a spare £40 or so. You'll definitely want to start with the SSD, as you want the OS on the SSD. You'll also want to install GTA V on your SSD, it loads significantly quicker.
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Would this be able tor run BF4 on decent settings and BF1?
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xox wrote Would this be able tor run BF4 on decent settings and BF1?
Well, yes. It's about as good as you'll get for the budget anyway.
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Sanctorum wrotexox wrote Would this be able tor run BF4 on decent settings and BF1?
Well, yes. It's about as good as you'll get for the budget anyway.
If I was to build this in a months time, would I be better off asking for a more updated version of a build or just to stick to the one that you have suggested?
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