Coyotes11 wrote I was wondering which were good PC's to play League of Legends and CSGO with high fps but on a low budget around 300$ if y'all know any let me know thank you

We would need to know some more details such as, do you already have a monitor, mouse and keyboard or are they included in the budget? Same with Operating system.

If all this is included in the budget you may have a hard time getting it all.

Dashii wrote

Coyotes11 wrote I was wondering which were good PC's to play League of Legends and CSGO with high fps but on a low budget around 300$ if y'all know any let me know thank you

We would need to know some more details such as, do you already have a monitor, mouse and keyboard or are they included in the budget? Same with Operating system.

If all this is included in the budget you may have a hard time getting it all.

monitor keyboard and mouse are not in the budget and windows 7 or 10

Coyotes11 wrote

Dashii wrote

Coyotes11 wrote I was wondering which were good PC's to play League of Legends and CSGO with high fps but on a low budget around 300$ if y'all know any let me know thank you

We would need to know some more details such as, do you already have a monitor, mouse and keyboard or are they included in the budget? Same with Operating system.

If all this is included in the budget you may have a hard time getting it all.

monitor keyboard and mouse are not in the budget and windows 7 or 10

This is what I came up with
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I'm fairly certain that would run them games are some what decent fps. I'm sure someone here can provide a better one though if you just wait for a bit

Dashii wrote

Coyotes11 wrote

Dashii wrote

Coyotes11 wrote I was wondering which were good PC's to play League of Legends and CSGO with high fps but on a low budget around 300$ if y'all know any let me know thank you

We would need to know some more details such as, do you already have a monitor, mouse and keyboard or are they included in the budget? Same with Operating system.

If all this is included in the budget you may have a hard time getting it all.

monitor keyboard and mouse are not in the budget and windows 7 or 10

This is what I came up with
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I'm fairly certain that would run them games are some what decent fps. I'm sure someone here can provide a better one though if you just wait for a bit

thank you for this but like you said I'll wait just in case someone does provide a better one

Dashii wrote This is what I came up with
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I'm fairly certain that would run them games are some what decent fps. I'm sure someone here can provide a better one though if you just wait for a bit

Motherboard is overpriced, case is overpriced, CPU makes no sense.

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CPU: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ($70.88 @ OutletPC)
Motherboard: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ($46.99 @ SuperBiiz)
Memory: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ($61.98 @ Newegg)
Storage: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ($55.99 @ Amazon)
Case: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ($27.89 @ NCIX US)
Power Supply: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] ($29.95 @ Amazon)
Total: $293.68

You're not going to do much without a GPU but you're not really getting a dedicated GPU with such a tight budget. So this is the best you'll do for your budget, you can add a dGPU later when you have some more money.

If you were fine pushing the budget to 400, or just shy, you could guarantee a decent entry level Ryzen system.

If you don't want to push the budget up any, go for the build above my post.