Samwise1765

I dont need higher quality parts, i dont play games for graphics i just want good performance.

Yeah my budget is £500 maximum

What do you mean by stirs the market up?

I dont really have much money to spend more on the cpu

I only want to play games like csgo, overwatch, h1z1 and rust. Will this habe any performance/bottleneck issues? https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/vskjsJ

So i definitely should wait a couple extra weeks for ryzen to drop?

So ryzen definitely wouldnt be worth waiting for then?

Will the g4560 be good for a game like rust? And will this also be capable of streaming WoW and CSGO?

Is there a confirmed date for when ryzen is dropping?

So at the minute i have exactly £500 that im willing to spend on a gaming pc, no more than £500. I want to play games like CSGO, H1Z1, Rust and other games of that sort. I dont want to get used parts just so i know there is less of a chance of the pc breaking. I also would maybe like it to be able to be good enough to stream games like World of Warcraft and CSGO on occasion. Keep in mind im not looking to play these games on max settings, i would much rather have solid fps. I already have OS and peripherals sorted so theres no need tonworry about them.

Will that gpu bottleneck? That is only a £60 cpu after all

Ive heard bad things about Zotac, will that gpu have any issues?

Thats good enough for me ahah

Is that site trustworthy?

Would it be worth getting a newer gen i3 to keep it under budget?

Idk, wheres good to buy for cheap?

I was posting on here a while ago about building a new pc and its finally getting close to the time where i will be building the pc. But im still unsure about what parts i want, heres what ive come up with so far https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/xdz2TH. I want to know if i should stick with these parts or if i can get more performance for this amount of money. I dont want to spend anymore than £500GBP. Also keep in mind i would like to use this pc for streaming things like World of Warcraft and CSGO on occasion. All help welcome!

Ive been messing about on PCPartPicker over the last couple days and came up with this, https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/kggP9W, and was just wondering if this would have any issues besides not being able to play games on max settings. I dont really play the games that i do play for the graphics and would much rather future proof my CPU over my GPU. So will this build have any problems in gaming i.e bottlenecks, or will i be fine? All help welcome

Thats a bit too far over my budget, £500 is as high as im willing to go

£500 at most

Ive been posting on here a lot about pc builds etc, but im just trying to teach myself what parts work together etc. I came up with this part list and was wondering if it is good and will have any issues? https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/xHhsvV

What about this https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/zNkpVY will this have bottleneck issues at all?

Would there be any cheaper Hard drive options that are reliable? And what do you mean the i3 will be depending on the game?

Ive spent the last couple hours trying t o teach myself the basics of building a PC and i came up with a new part list, https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/T6TQLD, and i was wondering if there would be any issues such as bottlenecks or compatability issues. Any help welcome!

Thanks