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Hey, i'm wondering what i can get with a 300$ Budget with a pc, this doesn't include os,mouse,monitor.
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I would strongly advise against building a 300USD pc, I would wait until you have 450-500USD.
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I just want something i can upgrade over time.
I don't really care if its low budget its probably better then my 70$ pc i bought from a store.
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Well, it's totally up to you, not us. But in my experience buying a outdated PC then upgrading it is very costly and you would be better off waiting for more money. I will get to work on pricing a PC for you.
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veshonk wrote I just want something i can upgrade over time.
I don't really care if its low budget its probably better then my 70$ pc i bought from a store.

I doubt it, and I also highly doubt that you paid $70 for a new and working PC. There's absolutely no point in building one on that kind of budget because the end result will be appalling.
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Sorry, I got to the Motherboard, CPU and GPU and have already reached 300, That's using 2 generation old components too.
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Would it be cheaper using an amd based pc?
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Don't you think that that was what I was using?
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Cymru wrote Sorry, I got to the Motherboard, CPU and GPU and have already reached 300, That's using 2 generation old components too.


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Thats like the worst build i've ever put into partpicker...don't even think of it
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Cymru wrote Sorry, I got to the Motherboard, CPU and GPU and have already reached 300, That's using 2 generation old components too.


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Thats like the worst build i've ever put into partpicker...don't even think of it
This is what i'm trying to say to him, all our builds will be terrible.
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