Generalis this a good first pre built pc
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Im planning on upgrading it over time with better parts.
General Specs Intel Core i7 2600 16GB Ram 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD GTX 1650 4GB Windows 10 Open to all opinions. Thanks. |
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What type of RAM? DDR3 or DDR4?
How much are you paying for this? Hopefully not too much for a quad core CPU. |
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DDR3 £614
EDIT this is a bundle pc |
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I'm assuming you're going to be playing in 1080p?
I would recommend a 1660ti if you're looking to push 60+ FPS on competitive games. What kinds of games are you playing/ what are you expecting for performance Instead of buying prebuilt I encourage you to build it yourself, you will get more value for your money and it's surprisingly easy. Also some prebuilts come with subpar psu's and limited motherboards with less upgrade potential. |
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Things like dayz, arma 3, R6S, L4D 1-2, cold war, CSGO
How much more would the 1660ti add on to price as my budget is £650. |
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Are you in a huge rush to get it going? You could purchase your mobo, CPU, ram, PSU, case and storage online and look for a used GPU on a local buy and sell. GPUs are in short supply atm so it's a pain in the butt to order them in Canada. Not sure about in your region
Do you need a build list? Or are you looking to go prebuilt for sure? |
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Honestly bud i have no rush of buying
a pc im just looking for help as i dont really know what im looking for also dont want to waste the money ive saved up. ive been told building is the way to go for pc gaming but i wouldnt know where to start. list would be appreciated thanks. |
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Veilyah wrote Honestly bud i have no rush of buying Just watch tutorials on YouTube and get tips from the internet. Building a PC is super easy, I'm in no way good with computers or parts and was able to do it myself. It's a good way to save money and helps you understand your build when you want to upgrade in the future. |
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