CPU: CPU Cooler: Motherboard: Memory: Storage: Storage: Video Card: Case: Power Supply: Operating System: Monitor: Total: $2997.46
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Every GTX 1060 6 GB performs the same. At least if they're clocked at the same speed. So your best bet would be the cheapest, highest factory overclocked one.

CPU: Motherboard: Storage: Storage: Power Supply: Total: £326.51
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You're also gonna need to get DDR4 RAM when you buy a new CPU.

There needs to be some context on what the issue is. Otherwise, no one can help you.

For $50 yes.
It's not a good gaming pc, but you can salvage the HDD/PSU/case.
And you could potentially build one 20x better for $400.

What games do you think it could run? (modern games)
and wo ...

For $50 yes.
It's not a good gaming pc, but you can salvage the HDD/PSU/case.
And you could potentially build one 20x better for $400.

In my opinion, a budget like this wouldn't be reasonable to add an SSD on to.
Of course it is. Dropping the SSD to get a Gold rated PSU in a $600 rig would be the unreasonable thing to do lmfao.

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I would recommend something like this instead. Ryzen 7 1700 stock cooler would suffice. But you could take off the HDD to get a Cryorig H7 or CM 212.

Even wh ...

CPU: Motherboard: Memory: Video Card: Case: Power Supply: Total: $356.97

I've left out storage so you can sort that yourself. I'd recommend getting a 120/128GB SSD and adding an HDD later when you ...