PC master race
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https://pcpartpicker.com/user/foxtati/saved/chNQD3
this is a good pc for people who are interested in starting to use a pc for gaming or workstation purposes but find them too expensive. You can expect this pc to be able to run esports titles. it is using a ryzen processor so you can easily upgrade it in the future.
(I have used all of these parts in the past minus the case)
I game on my PC more than anything. It has all the games I could want – Forza Horizon 4, GTA V, Cities: Skylines, etc, and it also includes all of the things I do outside of gaming, like homework and programming.
I just recently (a few weeks ago) built my first gaming PC and it’s awesome. It can play pretty much any game at max settings. My favorites right now are Forza Horizon 4 and Titanfall 2. It also runs super fast for just doing things like homework. Here’s the benchmarks if anyone wants to check out the specs: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/23571334
For my first build, I’m pretty proud of it. I went with the Phanteks P350x for the case, and I got an Acer SB220q along with the Redragon K582 and M711 for the peripherals.
@foxtati I highly recommend going with dual-channel and faster memory. Spend the extra memory, the extra performance is worth it. Also, A320 is the cheapest possible thing you can run Ryzen on. I recommend something like a B450 board, it’s going to get more support and updates.
I know that but I am trying to keep it as close as I can to the price of a console
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