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Hi Guys, Can anyone make me a Pc build that will run minecraft smoothly and render videos quickly. Just basically a computer runs quick for around 500
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- Banj
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- Banj
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OS?
Monitor?
KB/Mouse?
Sorry if i've asked you before but i can't remember.
Monitor?
KB/Mouse?
Sorry if i've asked you before but i can't remember.
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Hoop wrote OS?
Monitor?
KB/Mouse?
Sorry if i've asked you before but i can't remember.
No monitor KB or mouse
Thanks
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Treyarched wroteTerrabytez wrote Slightly over budget but will run minecraft with ease.
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250gb HDD? You can get a 1TB and it would only cost an extra few pounds
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I am sure there is a 1TB HDD right underneath the 250GB one i accidentally clicked on...
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Terrabytez wroteTreyarched wroteTerrabytez wrote Slightly over budget but will run minecraft with ease.
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250gb HDD? You can get a 1TB and it would only cost an extra few pounds
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I am sure there is a 1TB HDD right underneath the 250GB one i accidentally clicked on...
May i ask why you choose such a bad CPU. If you know your stuff, you dont just go for price or just because it has 6 cores..... That cpu is so well known to over heat and a small case is just going to cook it. Also, its pretty old, yeah its cheap, but its no where near what your going to get out of a i3 performance wise. For a decent pc for now, you should be looking at a piledriver series not bulldozer.
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Editiionz wroteTerrabytez wroteTreyarched wroteTerrabytez wrote Slightly over budget but will run minecraft with ease.
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250gb HDD? You can get a 1TB and it would only cost an extra few pounds
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I am sure there is a 1TB HDD right underneath the 250GB one i accidentally clicked on...
May i ask why you choose such a bad CPU. If you know your stuff, you dont just go for price or just because it has 6 cores..... That cpu is so well known to over heat and a small case is just going to cook it. Also, its pretty old, yeah its cheap, but its no where near what your going to get out of a i3 performance wise. For a decent pc for now, you should be looking at a piledriver series not bulldozer.
Like I said in a different post, Why would myself, Hoop, Buxtyy, Craigyy and Gigahertz recommend them for budget builds. For the price they are great CPU's...
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also, the Cooler Master n200 is not a small case. ask r00t...
(202 x 378 x 445 (WxHxD mm)
Finally, why do people buy i3's anymore. if you want a cheap good CPU go AMD, if you want a good more expensive cpu, get an i5.
(202 x 378 x 445 (WxHxD mm)
Finally, why do people buy i3's anymore. if you want a cheap good CPU go AMD, if you want a good more expensive cpu, get an i5.
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Editiionz wroteTerrabytez wroteTreyarched wroteTerrabytez wrote Slightly over budget but will run minecraft with ease.
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250gb HDD? You can get a 1TB and it would only cost an extra few pounds
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I am sure there is a 1TB HDD right underneath the 250GB one i accidentally clicked on...
May i ask why you choose such a bad CPU. If you know your stuff, you dont just go for price or just because it has 6 cores..... That cpu is so well known to over heat and a small case is just going to cook it. Also, its pretty old, yeah its cheap, but its no where near what your going to get out of a i3 performance wise. For a decent pc for now, you should be looking at a piledriver series not bulldozer.
People like you make me laugh.Just coming on this forum and syaing an i3 will outperform a 6300.No,it won't and there's a price difference.
Many people have a FX 6300 including Craig and Gigahertz,so this is a great CPU.6 cores is great for all your needs.
The 6300 has better performance than the i3 and is around the same price(roughly).
I suggest you pick up a textbook and read about PC building,you might like this: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]
Maybe you can learn a thing or two(ha).
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